Jan 11

PVX: McDonald’s in Peru

by in McDonald's of the World, Postcard Valet, PV-Podcast, Travel, Videos

I mentioned briefly in the last post that I went to McDonald’s in Ecuador.  I wanted to make a video about eating there, but when I left Quito, I didn’t realize that would be my last shot at a Mickey-D’s in the country.  (There’s no McDonald’s in Cuenca, just a KFC and a Burger King.)  Anyway, I wasn’t about to risk that happening again in Peru.  Before we left the capital city, I made sure to have cameras rolling for my order.

It was fun putting this video together; I may try to do it again with the other countries we visit, too.

Related posts:

  1. PVX: McDonald’s in Finland
  2. PVX: McDonald’s in Estonia
  3. PVX: McDonald’s in Egypt
  4. PVX: McDonald’s in Bulgaria

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2 Responses to “PVX: McDonald’s in Peru”

  1. From Brenda Growden:

    A simple McDonald’s menu tells quite a lot about the differences in our cultures. It’s interesting that what we see here in the USA as pretty pedestrian fare (cold canned corn)is a McDonald’s treat akin to french fries — and yet I am almost positive the USA will never see one of those beautifully crafted passion fruit mousses on our menu :o ) It’d be fun to be riding past the local McDonald’s and have the grandkids screaming “Gramma! Passion fruit mousse!!!! Pleeeeeeease????”

    Posted on January 11, 2011 at 9:37 am #
  2. From Mike H:

    I still remember getting two McDonalds Apple Pies in Japan (I had to point at the picture since I couldn’t speak the the language fluently enough) and finding out that they were actually calamari?/octopus? pot pies. I didn’t get through bite three.

    McDonalds of the World…That would make for a great book.

    Posted on January 12, 2011 at 12:46 am #

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