20 Exotic McDonald's Sandwiches

Exotic and McDonald's don't really belong in the same sentence, do they? Words more commonly associated with the burger giant tend to be "obesity" and "suburbia," unless, of course, you hit the road. Discover how McDonald's personalizes burgers with these 20 international Mac attacks across the globe.

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[Alex Boot]

01:20 PM on 12/23/2011

delicious

[FredVenice]

04:31 PM on 12/21/2011

wow, had no idea how smart McDs is in offering so many different, 'ethnic' types of food . go McD ..

[SBinF]

04:59 PM on 12/19/2011

McDonald's: Helping you learn how to say "crap," in 30 different languages!

[naschkatze]

03:33 PM on 12/19/2011

Some of those from the Middle East and Balkans look pretty good. I wish McDonald's would try them out here.

[emncaity]

01:34 PM on 12/19/2011

Highly deceptive and disturbing. Some of this stuff looks kind of good, even.

[Adina Stroia]

10:17 AM on 12/19/2011

Mince pies are not made with meat! "Mince meat" is actually a mixture of raisins and other dried fruit, nuts and sometimes some ort of alcohol.

[Oginikwe]

01:09 PM on 12/19/2011

Mince meat use to be made with meat and fat. Now, it's too expensive.

[My op]

09:36 AM on 12/19/2011

It is hard to beleive that people actually eat McD's anymore, what with what we know about beef, etc. McD's is the biggerst purchaser of beef eyeballs -yes, eyeballs are in U.S. McD hamburgers.

[mssmith76]

10:58 AM on 12/19/2011

MMMMM, that's good eyeball

[Oginikwe]

01:10 PM on 12/19/2011

McYuck. We don't patronize McDonald's no matter where they are.

[My op]

03:49 PM on 12/19/2011

A voice of sanity...ty

[edwoodjr]

09:28 AM on 12/19/2011

The McDo in the Philippines is a strange textured "burger" (almost like a Stouffer's patty of some sort) with banana ketchup. Not bad if you like a plain "burger" with sort of a sweet ketchup.

[HDR]

08:45 AM on 12/19/2011

To be fair, no McHalal or McKosher?

[TheSupremeOne]

07:37 AM on 12/19/2011

Bulgogi doesn't mean fire meat it means "Beef Meat"

[Mirand Malek]

06:22 AM on 12/19/2011

You forgot about the McArabia also from Egypt :(

[Mrsbean54]

06:20 AM on 12/19/2011

My husband and I are expats living in Europe, and we have a tradition of eating at McDonald's once in each country we go to. They all have something a little different. We've seen a few of the things mentioned....also the "McArabia" in Morocco, and a delicious panini-like sandwich in Rome.

Although McDonald's was never a place we particularly loved to eat at in the states, there's something comforting about eating in a "familiar" place, in an unfamiliar country. Vast differences in cuisine can be some of the more difficult aspects of travelling.

[southingtonian]

05:30 AM on 12/19/2011

can i get delivery from india? my mouth's watering and stomach noises deafening.

[OverseasVet]

02:00 AM on 12/19/2011

Keep the sandwiches, I like the McWine that was available in Italy. The bulgogi burger is not bad but tastes nothing like bulgogi. The pork burger is not bad.

[Macus]

01:56 AM on 12/19/2011

the mince pie looks good. has anyone had it? how is it?

[craigyboi]

07:39 AM on 12/19/2011

Well there is NO real meat in it - it is all fruits. Huff need to do their reserch. there has been NO MEAT in festive mince pies in the uk for 100s of years.

[Jim Trebowski]

09:32 AM on 12/19/2011

I've never had it, but I couldn't help but notice that it's still fried, not baked. Made me insanely jealous.