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| Catering to the masses. |
Oh, those infamous Golden Arches.
More of a novelty than anything, I was curious to see how the I'm lovin' it-marketing team had developed their products to this nation of strict diet-following Indian consumers. Lo and behold, the menu was mainly comprised of chicken, potato and paneer (a type of fried cheese) as the staples.
Suprisingly not found on the menu, I was really hoping to try my luck at a mutton burger. What didn't surprise me however was that these Golden Arches are somewhat scarcely found in this country (this was only my second viewing after almost 2 weeks of travelling). But considering that there are other way more delicious options out there in the food department, why bother getting an overpriced aloo tikki (a nicely spiced potato cutlet) if the only difference is a 'Mc' prefix on some fancy packaging?
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| The McAloo Tikki burger. |
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| The Maharaja Mac. |
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| Somebody should get a hurt real bad. |
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