https://thetakeout.com/most-expensive-mcdonalds-menu-items-in-the-world-1850254222

McDonald’s has over 38,000 locations in over 100 countries, but the
top 10 most expensive menu items mostly come from Europe, per the
study. Despite how much you might love Pulp Fiction, Le Big Mac and
the Royale with cheese are not the most expensive items in France. At
the top of the global list sits France’s Triple Cheddar and Double
Beef burger, which costs $15.70. This massive stack of beef and cheese
also includes crispy fried onions, pickles, ketchup, and mustard.

In second place comes Liechtenstein with a Big Tasty Double Bacon for
$13.31, tied with Switzerland’s own Big Tasty Double Bacon. What’s so
big and tasty about it? Along with beef and bacon, the Big Tasty comes
with tomatoes, lettuce, and a special smoky sauce. In third place
(after that tie) sits the Dobbel Big Tasty from Norway at $12.97.

Only a few non-European countries crack the top 10:

New Zealand is No. 9, with a Crispy Chicken Almighty for $9.55
Uruguay sits at No. 6 with its Club House 3 Carnes for $10.27
Israel takes the No. 5 spot with its Big Premium New York for $11.80
CashNetUSA also broke down the rankings by region. The Double Beef
McNifca from Honduras was the most expensive item in North and Central
America, coming out to $8.94 (though the price of a Big Mac in
Massachusetts comes close). The aforementioned Uruguayan Club House
sandwich took the top spot in South America, and Irael’s Big New York
took first in Middle Eastern and Asian countries.

What do other countries have that we don’t? Sometimes, they get much
more exciting McDonald’s food. But it sounds like a lot of the time,
they simply get higher piles of beef, cheese, and bacon, all at a
premium cost.

On Thu, 23 Mar 2023 12:34:58 -0700, KlausSchadenfreude
<klaus.schadenfreudeREMOVE@gmail.com> wrote:

>https://thetakeout.com/most-expensive-mcdonalds-menu-items-in-the-world-1850254222
>
>McDonald’s has over 38,000 locations in over 100 countries, but the
>top 10 most expensive menu items mostly come from Europe, per the
>study. Despite how much you might love Pulp Fiction, Le Big Mac and
>the Royale with cheese are not the most expensive items in France. At
>the top of the global list sits France’s Triple Cheddar and Double
>Beef burger, which costs $15.70. This massive stack of beef and cheese
>also includes crispy fried onions, pickles, ketchup, and mustard.
>

At that price, it better come with a stand-up routine as well.

>In second place comes Liechtenstein with a Big Tasty Double Bacon for
>$13.31, tied with Switzerland’s own Big Tasty Double Bacon. What’s so
>big and tasty about it? Along with beef and bacon, the Big Tasty comes
>with tomatoes, lettuce, and a special smoky sauce. In third place
>(after that tie) sits the Dobbel Big Tasty from Norway at $12.97.
>
>Only a few non-European countries crack the top 10:
>
>New Zealand is No. 9, with a Crispy Chicken Almighty for $9.55
>Uruguay sits at No. 6 with its Club House 3 Carnes for $10.27
>Israel takes the No. 5 spot with its Big Premium New York for $11.80
>CashNetUSA also broke down the rankings by region. The Double Beef
>McNifca from Honduras was the most expensive item in North and Central
>America, coming out to $8.94 (though the price of a Big Mac in
>Massachusetts comes close). The aforementioned Uruguayan Club House
>sandwich took the top spot in South America, and Irael’s Big New York
>took first in Middle Eastern and Asian countries.
>
>What do other countries have that we don’t? Sometimes, they get much
>more exciting McDonald’s food. But it sounds like a lot of the time,
>they simply get higher piles of beef, cheese, and bacon, all at a
>premium cost.

It may be seen as worth the cost in each country. I don't think
any of it is worth the price, but that's me.

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