These cost $3.99 each in my area.
For the most part, the Deluxe Quarter Pounder is built as what I tend to think of as a standard burger you'd make at home. There are no surprises, but that also makes it kinda boring.
If you're a fan of the discontinued Big & Tasty, this is the closest thing to it on McDonald's current menu. You miss out on the ketchup, but you can always add that and get rid of the pickles.
The tomato, lettuce, onion, and pickles were all of pretty good quality and constructed in good proportions to one another. I prefer iceberg lettuce over romaine though. It's not as healthy, but iceberg typically has a crunchier, more refreshing texture. Or, maybe just have two leafs of romaine lettuce; the one leaf they give you doesn't hold up very well.
While the quarter pound beef patty provides a solid amount of beefiness, it's not juicy and yet, could stand some more browning for a decent crust.
I think the sesame seed bun would have been the better play here. It's softer and not as dense, while the premium "bakery-style" bun is denser, but not as soft.
Overall, McDonald's Deluxe Quarter Pounder all comes together in a very familiar and fairly competent fashion. If it's too run-of-the-mill to really find yourself craving, it delivers a decent service for when you're not feeling too adventurous.
Nutritional Info - McDonald's Deluxe Quarter Pounder - 8.6 oz (244g)
Calories - 540 (from Fat - 250)
Fat - 27g (Saturated Fat - 11g)
Sodium - 960mg
Carbs - 45g (Sugar - 9g)
Protein - 29g
I don't even like McDonald's but their Angus burgers were good. The meat just tasted better.
ReplyDeleteI just had one today
ReplyDeleteA Deluxe flavor with the crinkly pickles,and tomatoe,onion.
It was REALLY GOOD! I love them more then the Angus.LIke,the Anhus was too overwealming,messy and yuckly.Too much meat.This sandwitch is PERFECT!
I just tried one. They left off the tomato by accident. I did not like this at all. For this type of burger i will go other places. i do enjoy the big mac tho.
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