According to Bloomberg News, the chain began offering the steak last month and continues to roll it out. The plan is to offer steak in roughly 9,600 of the chain’s 14,100-plus US restaurants.
Breakfast steak is something McDonald's has been playing around with for a while. They used to offer it on a bagel at some locations and have more recently been testing it in a few markets. It looks like the tests panned out since it's now available nationally.
Nutritional Info - McDonald's Steak and Egg McMuffin (186g)
Calories - 430 (from Fat - 210)
Fat - 23g (Saturated Fat - 9g)
Sodium - 990mg
Carbs - 32g (Sugar - 3g)
Protein - 27g
Nutritional Info - McDonald's Steak, Egg, and Cheese Biscuit (209g)
Calories - 540 (from Fat - 290)
Fat - 32g (Saturated Fat - 16g)
Sodium - 1470mg
Carbs - 38g (Sugar - 3g)
Protein - 25g
Calories - 540 (from Fat - 290)
Fat - 32g (Saturated Fat - 16g)
Sodium - 1470mg
Carbs - 38g (Sugar - 3g)
Protein - 25g
Nutritional Info - McDonald's Steak Egg, and Cheese Bagel (243g)
Calories - 680 (from Fat - 320)
Fat - 35g (Saturated Fat - 13g)
Sodium - 1520mg
Carbs - 57g (Sugar - 7g)
Protein - 33g
Calories - 680 (from Fat - 320)
Fat - 35g (Saturated Fat - 13g)
Sodium - 1520mg
Carbs - 57g (Sugar - 7g)
Protein - 33g
Mickey D's really needs to add a couple of low sodium options to their menu. Not everyone that goes there is 20 years old and in perfect health.
ReplyDeleteOh dat looks good. Might have 3 things I like to eat at Mickey D's. This thing and fries and Sausage Egg McMuffins.
ReplyDeleteI would venture to say that most people who go there aren't in perfect health.
ReplyDeleteWe've had these in eastern PA for as long as I can remember, 10 years at least. It's a bit of a stretch calling it steak but I've always enjoyed it. Salty, greasy and delicious.
ReplyDeleteChopped up beef shaped into a patty is a burger not steak.
ReplyDeleteIf you have health issues, you should not be going to fast food restaurants. If you have health issues and you do find yourself in a fast food restaurant, you're probably not likely to choose the low-sodium option anyway.
ReplyDeleteStudies show, however, that even for those with cardiovascular problems, salt intake does not adversely affect one's health unless you're consuming more than 7,000mg of sodium a day. Or, on the flip side, if you're not consuming enough sodium, which can cause hyponatremia and can be fatal.
Wish they'd have that "steak" for their regular menu on a burger bun. I think it's pretty good.
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