Happy Sunday! For late lunch, I went to McDonald's. I enjoyed a gastronomic journey like no other with the returning Maple BBQ & Bacon Quarter Pounder and seasonal showstopper, the Herb & Garlic Seasoned Fries.
Maple BBQ & Bacon Quarter Pounder is back.
The Maple BBQ & Bacon Quarter Pounder culinary masterpiece features a generous quarter pound of 100% Canadian beef, ensuring a hearty and satisfying bite. What makes this burger genuinely exceptional is the infusion of creamy maple BBQ sauce, adding a perfect balance of sweetness to the savoury beef.
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Maple BBQ & Bacon Quarter Pounder from McDonald's Canada A quarter pound of 100% Canadian beef topped with creamy maple BBQ sauce, hickory-smoked bacon strips, crispy onion, two slices of processed cheddar cheese and pickles served on a toasted sesame-topped bun. |
The hickory-smoked bacon strips are expertly layered on top, delivering a rich and smoky profile that complements the sweetness of the maple BBQ sauce. Crispy onions add a satisfying crunch, and two slices of processed cheddar cheese melt seamlessly over the beef, creating a creamy and indulgent texture. Then, adding pickles provides a refreshing contrast, cutting through the richness of the meat and cheese.
These delectable ingredients are enveloped in a toasted sesame seed-topped bun, enhancing the overall experience with every bite.
Herb & Garlic Seasoned Fries is a seasonal showstopper
Complementing the bold flavours of the Maple BBQ & Bacon Quarter Pounder are McDonald's Herb & Garlic Seasoned Fries.
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Herb & Garlic Seasoned Fries from McDonald's Canada Herb & Garlic Seasoned Fries feature our World Famous Fries™ sprinkled with a savoury seasoning blend with the delicious taste of thyme, garlic, sage and black pepper. |
Picture this: each World Famous Fries™ coated in the delightful taste of thyme, garlic, sage, and black pepper. The result is a harmonious medley of savoury herbs and spices that awaken your senses with every crispy bite. It is a symphony of flavours that perfectly accompanies the main event, creating a complete and satisfying meal experience.
Have you tried any or both items? What did you think?
