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Special menu for McDonald’s staff – plain “salt-flavored hamburger”- is definitely good enough for regular customers!
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Kay
Apr 30, 2012
You may have heard various stories about special food items at McDonald’s eaten by the staff and not on the regular menu. One such item that is rumored to be a staple among McDonald’s staff in Japan is shio-burger, or plain salt-flavored hamburger. Apparently, this item is quite well-known among McDonald’s fans, so we decided to get to the bottom of what this mysterious hamburger is like. Read More
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