An American traveling through the United Kingdom has taken it upon himself to compare the quality of McDonald’s in Britain with that served in the United States.
While visiting the UK for the first time, Kalani Hunter from Hawaii received recommendations from viewers on which restaurants and cuisines she should review.
In his latest video he is seen making a trip to a McDonald’s branch in Liverpool, where he ordered a mix of menu items that are only available in the UK, as well as some that he had also previously tried in the United States.
Kalani started by tasting a classic quarter pounder with cheese, which she has eaten regularly in the past.
The vlogger praised the first item he tried, saying it tasted “very similar to home.”
Then he moved on to an item not available in the United States: the Steakhouse Stack.
Kalani was again impressed, especially by the pepper sauce on the burger, commenting, “It tastes pretty good for a McDonald’s burger.”
Moving on to the fan-favorite side of Cheesy Garlic Bites, he decided to pair them with the fast food establishment’s curry sauce, which is also not available in the United States, and found it “pretty good.”
An American traveling through the United Kingdom has taken it upon himself to compare the quality of McDonald’s in Britain with that served in the United States.
While visiting the UK for the first time, Kalani Hunter received recommendations from viewers on which restaurants and cuisines she should review.
He followed up with a bite of a crispy One Chicken Fajita, praising it for being “better than Taco Bell by 10,000 to one.”
Hunter was also interested in trying the Golden Arches version of BBQ sauce, which he finds disappointing in the UK compared to what’s on offer at home.
It seems he was able to satisfy his craving for the condiment, which he said “tasted more like home.”
Testing out his latest item, the content creator unwrapped a Galaxy Caramel Pie and seemed to save the best for last judging by his reaction.
After taking a big bite of the dessert, he exclaimed, ‘Oh my God, that’s incredibly good!’