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June 7, This is a classic yet very nice bread. Print Recipe Pin It. Type Bread. Country Germany. Yield 5 buns. Kneading 10 mins. Fermentation 2 hrs. The Mega Mac — which also exists as the Double Big Mac in some parts of the world today — is just like the original, except you get a belly-busting four beef patties instead of two.
In , there were celebrations of the beloved Big Mac's 25th birthday. By this point in time, it's reported that a tremendous 14 billion Big Macs had been sold. Pittsburgh, near the Big Mac's origin place of Uniontown, went particularly hard on the festivities. While the classic burger is still known and loved internationally, that hasn't stopped some McDonald's restaurants from dreaming up tweaks and twists that will make Big Mac purists squirm.
Shake-ups of the original include a Chicken Big Mac , which was on menus in Australia for a time, and the Denali Mac , only available in you guessed it Alaska. The latter was launched in and is one for big eaters, with larger beef patties and more special sauce. A foot 4. The quirky museum opened in to honour the enduring fast-food phenomena and its founder — it chronicles the Big Mac's history and displays packaging and other relics from across the decades. Discover the world's strangest food museums.
Burger lovers from Pennsylvania and beyond mourned the loss of a fast-food luminary when Jim Delligatti passed away at the age of 98 in In a statement issued by McDonald's, the Big Mac inventor was described as "a legendary franchisee within the McDonald's system". Delligatti reportedly never made any real money from his invention : in his own words "all [he] got was a plaque". But that didn't dim the late inventor's love for his creation — in fact he apparently ate at least one Big Mac per week, every week, throughout the whole of his long life.
At various points in history, McDonald's has sent its fans into a flurry by releasing bottles of its famous Big Mac special sauce. In , for example, the bottled condiment went on sale in Australia , with one bottle climbing to thousands of dollars in an eBay bidding war. The bottled sauce hit Oz markets again for a limited time in , so if you're a fan and you're lucky enough to live Down Under , watch this space Come , the Big Mac celebrated its 50th birthday — and in true McDonald's style the anniversary was marked with two tasty, limited-edition burgers.
The Mac Jr was a dinky version of the original Big Mac, with a single patty but still plenty of that special sauce, while the Grand Big Mac was an enlarged offering with bigger patties and double the cheese. A nostalgic accompanying advert whisked viewers through the five decades the Big Mac had been in existence. The burger's big birthday was also celebrated with the release of MacCoins. The coins were a nod to the Big Mac's unlikely role in economics — or "burgernomics" — as a result of the Big Mac index, and just an all-round treat for stalwart Big Mac lovers.
Now read about how America's fast food has changed over the last decade. Perhaps no other event in Big Mac history has caused such a stir: last year, McDonald's added bacon to its most iconic burger in a move that brought forward cries of dissent from Big Mac traditionalists all over. The Big Mac with Bacon saw several streaky rashers cased within the signature burger, whose composition hadn't changed at all in the UK since the s.
By the Big Mac's 40th birthday, McDonald's were reportedly selling million items of the burger each year — that's a whopping 17 per second. And though another decade has passed the burger remains a darling of the fast-food world. Billions have sold since the s and it remains available in hundreds of countries worldwide.
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