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  • Joe: From portion sizes to exclusives,

  • we wanted to find out all the differences

  • between McDonald's in the US, UK, Japan, and India.

  • This is "Food Wars."

  • In the US, our McDonald's sodas come in three sizes.

  • Small.

  • Medium.

  • This is what a medium drink looks like.

  • Japan's large.

  • Regular, medium, and large.

  • Our chicken McNuggets come in four, six,

  • 10, 20,

  • or 40-piece.

  • So, with our McNuggets in the UK,

  • the default adult sizes on the menu are a box of six.

  • Six pieces.

  • Harry: A box of nine. Nikhil: Nine pieces.

  • Harry: Or 20. Nikhil: And 20 pieces.

  • They gave it to us in two boxes of 10 each.

  • In Japan, our chicken McNuggets come in five

  • and 15 pieces.

  • In the US, you can get your fries in four sizes.

  • Kids, if you get a Happy Meal,

  • Joe and George: small, Harry: Small fries in the paper bag,

  • Joe and George: medium, Harry: medium fries,

  • Joe and George: and large. Harry: and large fries.

  • Fries in India come in three sizes,

  • regular, medium, and large.

  • The medium and large come in this really cool

  • new packaging where you can just

  • open it up like that,

  • and it's nice and easy to share.

  • It's a little plate.

  • Good job, McDonald's. Very innovative.

  • Harry: So, we couldn't find the exact weight measurement

  • for these fries online,

  • so what we're going to do is weigh them ourselves.

  • Joe: Wow.

  • Yeah, wow. That worked perfectly,

  • that thing I just did there. Great job, Joe.

  • Three exclusive burgers here in the US are variations

  • on the Quarter Pounder with cheese.

  • Yes, we've all seen "Pulp Fiction."

  • We know about the whole Quarter Pounder thing.

  • Does not exist outside of the US, I don't think. So.

  • The classic Quarter Pounder with cheese.

  • Look at this guy.

  • I mean, this was maybe my go-to one for a decade.

  • The Quarter Pounder with cheese deluxe.

  • I don't know.

  • I feel like this is pretty close to a Whopper.

  • I'm not a big Whopper guy.

  • The double Quarter Pounder with cheese.

  • Look at the size of this thing!

  • Yes, sir.

  • So, here we've got the veggie deluxe burger,

  • which is a veggie burger that's served

  • with some mayo and some lettuce.

  • Here we've got a Chicken Legend,

  • which is a chicken burger, again,

  • served with mayo and lettuce.

  • We have a range of wraps that you can get in the UK.

  • We have a wrap of the day.

  • Here we've got the fajita crisp,

  • which is some chicken along with some veg

  • and some spicy fajita sauce.

  • Japan's exclusive burgers.

  • Teriyaki McBurger, which is my most favorite one.

  • My body's made of McTeriyaki Burger.

  • [angels singing]

  • Bacon lettuce burger right here.

  • It looks sad.

  • Egg cheeseburger,

  • but we also call it eguchi.

  • Eguchi is an abbreviation for "egg cheeseburger."

  • Japanese people love abbreviation.

  • Next one, spicy beef burger.

  • Ooh, look at this.

  • Oh, it looks so spicy.

  • Yeah, spicy mayo or something like that.

  • So, here, we've got Samurai Mac.

  • Samurai!

  • And this blue one is called

  • roasted soy sauce double thick beef.

  • We've got roasted soy sauce bacon tomato thick beef.

  • And this one right here is called

  • teriyaki chicken Filet-O.

  • Wow. So much sauce.

  • So, next one, we've got ebi Filet-O.

  • Ebi means shrimp, so it's a shrimp Filet-O.

  • Oh, yeah. It's got aurora sauce.

  • Aurora sauce is like ketchup and mayonnaise.

  • So, it's got a lot of shrimp in there.

  • Mm.

  • So good. So good.

  • Here in India, we can't really

  • recreate the iconic McDonald's Big Mac

  • because it's made from a beef patty,

  • and to keep to the religious sentiments of Hindus

  • and even Muslims, we don't serve beef or pork

  • in a lot of fast-food restaurants.

  • We have something called the chicken Maharaja Mac.

  • As you can see, it's got three buns, two patties,

  • a lot of cheese, and mayonnaise.

  • Oh, my God!

  • That is truly a Maharaja Mac.

  • Now let's taste the veg Maharaja Mac.

  • Like, look at this! This is outrageous!

  • There's no way to eat this without being messy.

  • Mm! Oh, my God, that's really good.

  • All right, next up is the iconic McAloo tikki burger.

  • You take mashed potato, and you fry it in breadcrumbs,

  • and you get this really delicious cutlet.

  • Mm. It's just so classic.

  • They nailed this burger.

  • Next up, they have a McEgg burger.

  • McEgg. McEgg, McEgg.

  • I don't know why I did that.

  • Let's see what that looks like.

  • Ugh!

  • Sorry, I did not expect ... pesto?

  • Next up is a chicken kebab burger.

  • This is not what we're used to seeing

  • when we think of kebabs.

  • The McVeggie, which is the vegetarian counterpart

  • to our McChicken.

  • If I had to eat this versus the chicken one,

  • I would not be upset at all. Really good.

  • We have two "American" burgers.

  • The American Cheese Supreme veg

  • and the American Cheese Supreme chicken.

  • All right, so this is what the McDonald's website

  • says is in this burger.

  • "Whole-wheat buns sourced from Maharashtra,

  • tangy jalapeños from Karnataka,

  • shredded onions grown in local Indian farms,

  • and cheese from Amravati,

  • also in India."

  • Quite close to home, this burger.

  • Currently, this would probably be my favorite order,

  • a McSpicy chicken.

  • And there's the vegetarian option,

  • which is a McSpicy paneer, which is just leaking lettuce.

  • For those of you who don't know what paneer is,

  • it's basically cottage cheese.

  • We love our paneer.

  • We put it in curries, we eat it plain, we put it in kebabs.

  • It is so delicious.

  • Fair warning, while this may have a light kick

  • of spice for us, it might be a hard kick for you,

  • so take everything with a pinch of chili powder.

  • Every fast-food chain in America right now

  • is having what we're calling

  • the fried-chicken-sandwich wars.

  • Popeyes, Burger King, of course McDonald's,

  • all of them are at this arms race

  • to have the best chicken sandwich,

  • I think 'cause Chick-fil-A has edged everyone out.

  • These are the three that are currently available.

  • I don't know for how long.

  • We have the crispy chicken sandwich.

  • I think this is a brioche bun,

  • pickles,

  • and no sauce, which I think is strange.

  • Like, the whole flavor is just the chicken.

  • Spicy chicken sandwich,

  • same deal but, of course,

  • spicy sauce!

  • And the spicy chicken deluxe,

  • which has more vegetables on it.

  • You know, to be healthier.

  • Actually, we were supposed to have bai burger options,

  • but unfortunately, you can only get them from 5:30 p.m.

  • But let me explain what bai burger is.

  • Bai simply means double in Japanese.

  • So if you order a normal Big Mac,

  • it has two beef patties, right?

  • But if you order bai Big Mac, it has four beef patties.

  • But not only Big Mac, but all burgers

  • adopt the bai burger options.

  • That would not stand in this country at all.

  • People would lose their minds.

  • Four patties at once on a Big Mac?

  • What we lack in beef burgers we make up for

  • in gourmet burgers.

  • That's right. Here in McDonald's India,

  • we have our own collection of

  • chef's special gourmet burgers.

  • Delicious.

  • And I think this is a rolling menu.

  • I think they introduce new things from time to time.

  • The buns themselves look a lot more gourmet.

  • You know, there's a nice rift down the middle.

  • Kind of looks like a butt, but that's OK.

  • We're not gonna concentrate on that.

  • First up, we have triple cheese American veg burger

  • and triple cheese American chicken burger.

  • Cheese Lava American veg burger

  • and Cheese Lava American chicken burger.

  • Again with American,

  • and again with the strange relation

  • of food to volcanoes and lava.

  • This burger is very spicy.

  • This qualifies as a volcano product, for sure.

  • Congratulations, McDonald's.

  • The lava in the title of this burger works.

  • The McSpicy chicken premium, though,

  • has an egg patty inside of it.

  • Mm-mm.

  • Mm! That's pretty good.

  • I just feel so existential right now.

  • Imagine sitting here at this table

  • and just tasting every single burger on a McDonald's menu.

  • Amazing!

  • But also, s---.

  • We also have some exclusive wrap options.

  • We have Big Spicy paneer and Big Spicy chicken.

  • I think this is the same McSpicy chicken patty,

  • and it's wrapped around a tortilla,

  • which is actually way closer to an Indian chapati

  • than most other fast-food restaurants.

  • It doesn't feel as synthetic.

  • OK, so when it comes to side menus,

  • we've got Shaka Shaka Chicken,

  • and we have

  • two fla -- oh!

  • Two flavors.

  • Can you hear that?

  • Thunder, thunder, thunder.

  • 'Cause it's rainy season in Japan.

  • It's the sunny season here in southern California.

  • And here is red pepper,

  • and this one is cheddar cheese.

  • [thundering]

  • Thunder, stop!

  • So, all we have to do is just put the powder

  • into the bag

  • and

  • shake it.

  • And the powder should be covering the whole

  • Shaka chicken. [thunder erupts]

  • Ooh, big one.

  • Like this.

  • We've got side salad,

  • and it comes with this roasted sesame dressing.

  • Let's go!

  • Ooh!

  • That was cool.

  • Now put it all in the garbage.

  • We've got edamame and corn.

  • Yogurt,

  • and there is cow.

  • Cow.

  • Here we've got some veggie dippers.

  • These were actually introduced as part of Veganuary

  • in 2020 in the UK,

  • but they've stuck on the menu.

  • So these are Vegan Society-approved,

  • and they're sort of like a fried-bean-patty sort of thing.

  • And then, finally, we've got some mozzarella dippers,

  • which are just kind of mozzarella sticks, really.

  • Here in India, we have these add-ons.

  • No. 1, the veg pizza McPuff.

  • It's basically a pizza Hot Pocket.

  • Masala wedges.

  • These are potato wedges with

  • classic Indian masala flavor to them.

  • Masalas are basically what we use

  • to spice and flavor dishes,

  • and they consist primarily of ground-up spices

  • like cardamom, cloves, red chilies, Kashmiri chilies.

  • You go to every Indian home, the mums,

  • the grandmums will have their own random

  • masala mix that's guarded

  • and treasured in their family forever.

  • Next up, we have cheesy masala wedges.

  • They're also serving a classic cup of boiled corn,

  • which is so unique, and they give you a side of Amul butter.

  • Amul butter is part of our culture.

  • Makhan.

  • Makhan!

  • This is probably going to be the most

  • delicious bite of the day.

  • I love corn.

  • Next up, chicken strips.

  • They come in packs of two,

  • three, or five.

  • Cheesy nugget veg bites.

  • This is just a vegetarian version of the chicken nuggets.

  • Next, we have the double cheese McMuffin.

  • And lastly, we have Mexican cheesy fries.

  • On the McDonald's India website,

  • one British customer said that these Mexican cheesy fries

  • are "the real deal."

  • I have no idea how a British person can say

  • that Mexican cheesy fries are the real deal,

  • but anytime a British person says

  • that another culture's food is "the real deal,"

  • it puts a little fear in our small Indian hearts.

  • George: So, let's go with soft drinks right here.

  • Fanta grape.

  • And here is Fanta melon.

  • And this one is Japanese vegetable juice.

  • And there is, I guess,

  • more than 20 or 30 vegetables in it,

  • and it's good for health, for sure.

  • Itadakimasu.

  • Ah.

  • Mm.

  • We've got Qoo white grape.

  • Sokenbicha.

  • Sokenbicha is like a Japanese blended tea.

  • It's healthy. And Japanese people drink this

  • on a daily basis.

  • So, next one, we've got

  • Earl Grey iced tea.

  • Let me show you.

  • Wait, there is something.

  • S---.

  • There's a mosquito.

  • I have to make a complaint.

  • Japan McDonald's.

  • Next one, we've got oolong tea.

  • So, this is not actually Japanese tea.

  • It's a Chinese tea that's good for health as well.

  • For health, we do have a mango pineapple smoothie

  • and a banana strawberry smoothie.

  • Smoothies have fruit in it, right?

  • Oh, yeah.

  • I can just feel the nutrients coursing through my veins!

  • We have something called B Natural's mixed fruit juice.

  • We have something that they call raw mango fruit splash.

  • Oh!

  • It's a bit too sweet.

  • Berry lemonade splash.

  • All of these come in these very unique

  • reusable bottles, apparently.

  • Next up, strawberry chiller,

  • green apple chiller,

  • and lemon chiller.

  • It's just flavored water.

  • That's exactly what it is.

  • It's flavored water, and I kind of like it.

  • This is a mixed berry smoothie.

  • It's still quite sweet, but quite good.

  • Next up, American mud pie shake.

  • Mm.

  • That's pretty yum.

  • Exclusive hot drinks.

  • First off, we have strawberry green tea.

  • Next up, English breakfast tea

  • and Moroccan tea.

  • A flat white coffee.

  • India, a land where we run on chai,

  • and McDonald's does not have a chai option.

  • Waffle cones right here.

  • So, we got plain.

  • So, plain means it's, like, rich milk taste.

  • And next one is

  • strawberry.

  • Strawberry, personally, I like this.

  • And next one is

  • chocolate and almond,

  • right there.

  • Mm.

  • It's not melting.

  • Good job, buddy.

  • So, here we've got McFloats.

  • So, McFloats means there is soda,

  • and on top of that, there's ice cream.

  • That's it. That's it.

  • And this is McFloat melon.

  • Itadakimasu.

  • Whoo!

  • It's too sweet.

  • This is grape.

  • Coffee McFloat.

  • Mm.

  • And the last one, we've got Coke McFloat.

  • Mm.

  • Oh!

  • We have two exclusive slushies.

  • One is a pink lemonade.

  • Strawberry watermelon.

  • Yeah, dude.

  • That looks real good.

  • Hot caramel sundae

  • and the classic fudge sundae.

  • We have a Black Forest McFlurry,

  • a vanilla chocolate muffin,

  • and a chocolate chip muffin.

  • It's kind of like McFlurry soup right now.

  • This would be really good when it was actually a McFlurry.

  • Exclusive sauces.

  • It's Sauce Talk time.

  • Sauce Talk.

  • We have sweet 'n sour sauce.

  • They gave me hot mustard.

  • It was supposed to be honey mustard.

  • Of course, ranch.

  • Ooh!

  • Spicy Buffalo.

  • Now, these might be promotions 'cause of that

  • singing group, BTS,

  • but we have, right now, a Cajun sauce

  • and a sweet chili sauce.

  • This sauce is fantastic.

  • This is the sauce.

  • This has to stay on the menu.

  • So, these two are new ones.

  • This one right here is soy-sauce-based sauce.

  • Man, this is fantastic.

  • Good job!

  • Very good taste.

  • So, this one right here is called Louisiana hot sauce.

  • Ooh, it does look like a very spicy one.

  • This is not spicy at all.

  • And then we've got a couple of sauces

  • that are kind of unique to the UK as well.

  • We've got a sweet curry dipping sauce,

  • and then we've also got a salsa dip as well,

  • which I didn't know existed until today.

  • We have one exclusive spice mix

  • as well as one exclusive sauce here in India.

  • We have chili sauce, which is pretty straightforward.

  • It's chili sauce.

  • But let me tell you about

  • peri-peri spice mix.

  • First, you get this shake bag,

  • then you grab your fries,

  • and then you just pour that in there.

  • Ah!

  • Boom!

  • Oh, boy.

  • Can we cut to a before of the fries?

  • You saw how they were.

  • Now look at these.

  • You can see the little flecks of spice

  • just adorning each fry.

  • If that isn't like crack ...

  • OK, breakfast time.

  • This is a breakfast burrito.

  • Ugh.

  • Neon-yellow egg.

  • Mexican-style salsa, not to be confused with,

  • what, Canadian salsa?

  • Let's go on to these breakfast sandwiches here.

  • I don't know how to describe a biscuit

  • other than it's dry, it's baked.

  • Maybe they're made with cornmeal?

  • According to the internet, this is not a scone,

  • so there you go.

  • Sausage, egg, and cheese.

  • Our egg is, like, this fluffy,

  • folded scrambled-egg egg.

  • This is how we do it in the US.

  • Bacon, egg, and cheese.

  • Is there a better breakfast combination in the world?

  • I don't think there is.

  • Then they just have a sausage, no egg, no cheese,

  • just sausage and biscuit.

  • We have regular-sized hotcakes,

  • and we have a hotcake-and-sausage combo.

  • Of course,

  • comes with syrup

  • and butter.

  • Very natural pose, very natural feeling right now.

  • Always up for a pour.

  • Yes!

  • Breakfast is served.

  • Oatmeal.

  • On the side, to be mixed in, cranberries and raisins

  • and

  • diced -- oh!

  • Diced apples.

  • And here we've got Mega Muffin.

  • Pork patties.

  • That's a huge one.

  • Mini pancakes.

  • Oh, cute.

  • It comes with apple cream sauce.

  • Ooh.

  • Ooh.

  • This is perfect for breakfast.

  • I would get it.

  • Bacon egg McSandwich.

  • So it's got bacon

  • and round egg

  • and cheddar cheese.

  • That's it.

  • And you might be surprised we've got Filet-O-Fish.

  • Ta-da.

  • So, Filet-O-Fish is on the breakfast menu.

  • I guess Japanese people tend to eat fish for breakfast.

  • We have a veg McMuffin and a sausage McMuffin.

  • Mm.

  • The sausage here in India is not made

  • out of pork like it is in the US.

  • Instead, it's made out of simple chicken.

  • So, while McDonald's fries might look and taste

  • pretty similar in the UK and the US,

  • in the UK we only have three ingredients,

  • which is oil, salt, and potatoes.

  • The McDonald's french fries in America

  • have way more ingredients.

  • These fries are made from potatoes, obviously,

  • a vegetable oil, which is canola oil,

  • corn oil, soybean oil,

  • hydrogeni,

  • hydrogenitated.

  • Genitated?

  • Conner: Hydrogenated.

  • Ha! Thank you.

  • Hydrogenated soybean oil, natural beef flavor, dextrose,

  • sodium aspid phosphitate?

  • Phosphifi.

  • Phos. Phiupp.

  • Pyrophosphate. Pyrophosphate.

  • Sodium acid pyrophosphate,

  • which is used to maintain the color.

  • Are they that much of a different color

  • than the ones in the UK?

  • Is it worth it?

  • Could we get a side-by-side comparison?

  • Are they that much more bright yellow

  • that we need to put sodium acid pyrophosphate

  • or whatever it's called in it?

  • Salt.

  • And I should mention that the natural beef flavor

  • contains hydrolyzed wheat

  • and hydrolyzed milk as a starting ingredient,

  • and, of course, I have no idea what that means.

  • McDonald's India does not share a full list

  • of their ingredients,

  • but there are some things we do know about their food.

  • Like, did you know that McDonald's India

  • actually changed Indian farming practices

  • just so they could grow the kind of potato that they wanted?

  • When they first launched in India in 1996,

  • McDonald's promised the government

  • that they would use products grown

  • and sourced right here in India,

  • but people who had eaten McDonald's abroad

  • realized that the fries didn't taste quite the same.

  • The reason for this is that Indian potatoes

  • were too small, round, had way too much moisture

  • and sugar content,

  • and so the fries made out of them were not long enough,

  • they didn't get crispy enough,

  • and they didn't have that distinctive McDonald's

  • oomph to them.

  • So McDonald's partnered with McCain Foods,

  • and they spent nine years trying to perfect their potato.

  • They imported saplings which had the perfect shape

  • and starch content that they needed.

  • They also chose Gujarat as their farming location

  • for its climate,

  • and they switched from a flood irrigation

  • to a sprinkler system to reduce moisture content

  • and save water.

  • The result, bigger and more starchy potatoes

  • that can be used to make the McDonald's fries

  • that you know and love.

  • So, McDonald's Japan doesn't disclose

  • their ingredients in the Big Mac.

  • However, they do tell us where the ingredients come from.

  • If you order a Big Mac in Japan,

  • you'll eat beef from Australia or New Zealand;

  • buns made from wheat imported

  • from the USA, Canada, and Australia;

  • and pickles made from cucumbers grown in Turkey,

  • Sri Lanka, or India;

  • onions grown in the USA or India;

  • sliced cheddar cheese made in New Zealand, Australia,

  • the USA, or Japan;

  • and lettuce grown in Japan,

  • Taiwan, the USA, or Malaysia.

  • The only ingredients that come from Japan

  • are the cheese and the lettuce,

  • and even then, McDonald's still imports some lettuce

  • and cheese from other countries.

  • So this is a very international burger.

  • Thank you, world.

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