 with the grand prize: The Curry Burger.
Because while I may have lost the Ha Cheong Gai burger, nothing’s as iconic as McDonald’s curry sauce.
Agree?
So, what did the burger looked like?
This is probably the closest McDonald’s burger that doesn’t lie. At least not in terms of size.
The one we received seems pretty close to the one on the advertisements and it smells pretty good too.
At least better than the har cheong gai.
So as far as the first impression goes? This review is looking to be pretty exciting.
But that’s about it.
Because the taste…let’s say it could be better.
Just from the picture alone, you can probably tell what’s wrong with the burger.
This burger is suffering from, what I coin, the Cheesy Loaded Fries Syndrome. If you remember McDonald’s cheesy loaded fries, it’d probably look like this.
And similar to the notorious fries, the Curry Burger has the word curry in its name, but barely anything in the real thing.
Yup.
Nada.
In fact, I’d say that if I was ever on a treasure hunt, I’d probably feel like crap because that’s how I felt when digging for curry in the burger.
With my tongue.
Totally how I felt.
So, is the Breakfast Curry Burger worth your time and money? I’d say it depends.
Do you love McChicken? If you do, get your hands on one of the Curry Burger. It tastes almost like McChicken, but at a lower price tag.
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, you can set up a customized process that suits your team, for example, by selecting the necessary analysis types and parameters.
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