Burger King Vs Mac Donald

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Ahmad Ardestani EL104, 36862 Proff. A.Butler 03/29/12 In-class essay McDonald’s vs. Burger King: Menu and Food The McDonald’s vs. Burger King battle features the world’s two biggest players in the fast food hamburgers industry. As far as overall sales, number of restaurants and market presence, they really are not much of a debate as to which chain is the leader. McDonald’s clearly sells more hamburgers than Burger King does. The types of food that both McDonalds and Burger King serve are generally vary similar, a typical meal being some variation of a burger, fries and a drink. They both offer a number of varieties of burgers, chicken sandwiches, fish and other types of sandwiches and wraps, fries, chicken nuggets and other side teams, a variety of breakfast choices, salads, desserts, coffee, milkshakes and kid’s menus. There is not a huge difference between the types of food you can get at either restaurant. Both restaurants have their famous sandwiches for which they are well known for, when you think Burger King, the whooper usually comes to mind. McDonald’s flagship burger is Big Mac. But also have other foods that have grown famous over time such as the quarter Pounder and Filet-Fish. However, beyond these main burger choices, the McDonald’s vs. Burger King playing field has grown to include a much broader variety of food. Both restaurants offer different varieties burgers, plus other menu items designed to please any taste. Both Burger King and McDonald’s have menu that are fairly consistent no matter where you go. They aim to deliver the same tasting food anywhere it is served. Although their burgers will take similar virtually anywhere in the world, both companies will have menu variations in different countries and cultures. For example, there is typically certain difference in menu choices in the U.S. as compared to in Europe, Asia, or the
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