McDonald's Mega Food
McDonald's Mega Food
By Cari Martens |
April 1, 2008 1:20 pm
By Cari Martens
Hungry for traditional American food in Japan? Then you may be glad to know that the Mega Mac burger previously tested is going to have a permanent place on the menu. According to a posting by Michael Keferl , the featured products are only served at certain times, so save up your calories.
McDonald’s is also reportedly planning to test two additional limited-run items: the Mega Muffin and the Mega Teriyaki. Get them from April 4 until May 8.
For more innovations and insights, check out CultureWaves . And, take a look at a few of our other Hot & Cool Trends from CultureWavesâ„¢ .
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Cari Martens
Chef Cari is the host of The Food Channel’s popular cooking series, :90 Seconds In The Kitchen. Her culinary expertise has a foundation in consumer insights and hands-on restaurant management. Martens was a Cultural Strategist for CultureWaves, the consumer insights network that fuels editorial content for The Food Channel, prior to expanding into culinary creative as The Food Channel’s chef and host. Before that, Martens served as General Manager for Ristorante Teatro, a high-end Italian restaurant concept in southwest Missouri. Her passion for food inspires fans worldwide, and she's known for her trademark phrase, "Now get in the kitchen!"
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