I like the whopper.. I like Macdonalds fries..
Both are horrible for you lol.
BK should just add something like roll up the rim to there burgers.. gambling always draws people in.
Topic: MCdonalds or Burger King? - page 6. (Read 4089 times)
MCdonalds
Burger King is pretty bad here in India. McDonalds is a classic and yum.
KFC!!
Ew! Neither! I have to stay skinny.
I eat a lot, but I don't eat junk. I'm not trying to offend anyone that does eat it. It just isn't good for you. You will get a heart attack by age 50.
I eat a lot, but I don't eat junk. I'm not trying to offend anyone that does eat it. It just isn't good for you. You will get a heart attack by age 50.
YOLO
no seriously, what you're saying is true but you can't live your life in fear
so I eat whatever I want but that doesn't mean I eat junk food all day errday
Hm! Well....maybe sometimes Yolo isn't such a good motto to live by. It doesn't sound like a fun way to end your life. "Smoke cigarettes and give more money to an industry that kills people daily, because Yolo!" No thank you! That stuff makes me so emotional!
Burger King for sure.
The mac food don't just look so appealing. Also I grew up with friends parties going to Burger King, so i developed a taste for Burger King.
They are after the burger... king.
The mac food don't just look so appealing. Also I grew up with friends parties going to Burger King, so i developed a taste for Burger King.
They are after the burger... king.
Ew! Neither! I have to stay skinny.
I eat a lot, but I don't eat junk. I'm not trying to offend anyone that does eat it. It just isn't good for you. You will get a heart attack by age 50.
I eat a lot, but I don't eat junk. I'm not trying to offend anyone that does eat it. It just isn't good for you. You will get a heart attack by age 50.
YOLO
no seriously, what you're saying is true but you can't live your life in fear
so I eat whatever I want but that doesn't mean I eat junk food all day errday
MCdonalds I love it.Its quality is nice.
MCdonalds is all the best 
Burger King, my love 
No.
Omg it's Holliday! Hi! I haven't seen you in like forever! Where did you go?And good. Fast food is bad.
No.
Ew! Neither! I have to stay skinny.
I eat a lot, but I don't eat junk. I'm not trying to offend anyone that does eat it. It just isn't good for you. You will get a heart attack by age 50.
I eat a lot, but I don't eat junk. I'm not trying to offend anyone that does eat it. It just isn't good for you. You will get a heart attack by age 50.
Burger King 
Burger King is my favorite.
The company just posted its biggest quarterly sales gain in two years. While Burger King boosted North American sales by 3.6%, McDonald's plunged 3.3%
1. Promotions and discounting.
Cash-strapped Americans are increasingly unwilling to shell out for fast food.
Burger King has lured in customers with promotions like the two for $5 sandwich deal, Businessweek writes. The brand also started selling 10 chicken nuggets for $1.49.
To help offset the discounts, Burger King raised the prices of some items.
While McDonald's offered a promotion on free coffee, the higher price of burgers is a turnoff for consumers.
2. Simplified menu.
Burger King decided to focus on "fewer and more impactful products," chief executive Daniel Schwartz told analysts.
This strategy benefits Burger King because it simplifies operations in the kitchen, making service faster. It also means that franchisees aren't shelling out for a variety of products that potentially go to waste.
"Some products are just new permutations of things already in the kitchen," Wong writes. "The Rodeo Burger, for instance, is basically a standard burger with onion rings and barbecue sauce."
McDonald's, meanwhile is struggling with a menu that has become too complicated.
3. Fast renovations.
Burger King is on-track to remodel 40% of its restaurants by the end of 2015, boosting sales by as much as 10%, executives say.
McDonald's, which has a larger store footprint, "appears to be undergoing renovation at a slower rate," Wong writes.
By renovating stores with a modern feel, Burger King is able to better compete with fast-casual competitors like Chipotle.
While McDonald's has fallen on hard times, the average store still makes twice as much as Burger King restaurants.
1. Promotions and discounting.
Cash-strapped Americans are increasingly unwilling to shell out for fast food.
Burger King has lured in customers with promotions like the two for $5 sandwich deal, Businessweek writes. The brand also started selling 10 chicken nuggets for $1.49.
To help offset the discounts, Burger King raised the prices of some items.
While McDonald's offered a promotion on free coffee, the higher price of burgers is a turnoff for consumers.
2. Simplified menu.
Burger King decided to focus on "fewer and more impactful products," chief executive Daniel Schwartz told analysts.
This strategy benefits Burger King because it simplifies operations in the kitchen, making service faster. It also means that franchisees aren't shelling out for a variety of products that potentially go to waste.
"Some products are just new permutations of things already in the kitchen," Wong writes. "The Rodeo Burger, for instance, is basically a standard burger with onion rings and barbecue sauce."
McDonald's, meanwhile is struggling with a menu that has become too complicated.
3. Fast renovations.
Burger King is on-track to remodel 40% of its restaurants by the end of 2015, boosting sales by as much as 10%, executives say.
McDonald's, which has a larger store footprint, "appears to be undergoing renovation at a slower rate," Wong writes.
By renovating stores with a modern feel, Burger King is able to better compete with fast-casual competitors like Chipotle.
While McDonald's has fallen on hard times, the average store still makes twice as much as Burger King restaurants.
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