The 1955 Burger is Coming to McDonald's Global Headquarters Restaurant
Katherine Pendrill — August 16, 2019 — Lifestyle
References: chewboom
Those who are lucky enough to live near McDonald's global headquarters restaurant in Chicago’s West Loop will soon be able to get their hands on the legendary 1955 Burger. The new burger is part of a new selection of international McDonald's menu items that are currently available at the Chicago HQ.
The 1955 Burger is essentially a recreation of the original McDonald's burger from 1955. The burger is regularly available in parts of Europe such as Germany. The burger itself starts with a glazed sesame seed bun topped with a beef patty, ketchup, grilled onions, lettuce, tomatoes, bacon, and a special 1955 sauce. The result is a classic burger that captures the original McDonald's taste.
Image Credit: McDonald's.
The 1955 Burger is essentially a recreation of the original McDonald's burger from 1955. The burger is regularly available in parts of Europe such as Germany. The burger itself starts with a glazed sesame seed bun topped with a beef patty, ketchup, grilled onions, lettuce, tomatoes, bacon, and a special 1955 sauce. The result is a classic burger that captures the original McDonald's taste.
Image Credit: McDonald's.
Trend Themes
1. Retro Fast Food - Opportunity for fast food chains to capitalize on nostalgia by introducing menu items that harken back to iconic eras.
2. International Menu Expansion - Fast food restaurants can attract customers by offering limited-time international menu items that are not typically available in their respective countries.
3. Menu Customization - Customers are increasingly looking for the ability to customize their fast food orders to suit their personal preferences, providing an opportunity for fast food chains to offer a wide range of options.
Industry Implications
1. Fast Food - The fast food industry can embrace the trend of offering nostalgic menu items and international flavors to attract customers and stay competitive.
2. Hospitality - Hotels and resorts can introduce themed dining experiences that take inspiration from iconic eras, allowing guests to relive the nostalgia of the past.
3. Food Delivery - Food delivery services can partner with fast food chains to cater to customers' desire for international menu items and customizable fast food orders.
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