What do you think of McDonald’s? You’ve probably eaten there a time or two since it is one of the most popular fast food chains in the world. If you’ve ever been unsure about what to order, you might want to look for advice from McDonald’s employees themselves.
After all, they know how the food is made and they probably eat there themselves on a regular basis. Here are some of the top menu picks from McDonald’s employees.
1. Chicken Nuggets and Tenders
According to a lot of McDonald’s employees, the chicken is the best around in the fast food world. Many say that the tenders are the best, so much so that they run out of them occasionally. Others say the chicken sandwich is by far the best.
2. Best Breakfast Options
Many McDonald’s employees reveal that breakfast is their go to. Some opt for the sausage, egg and cheese McGriddle while others go for the egg McMuffin. Whatever you are craving for breakfast, McDonald’s sure does have options.
3. Some Favor Desserts
Some crew members love their desserts and say a few of the best are the Reese’s McFlurry and the caramel apple sundae.
4. Fancy Options
You may not think of McDonald’s as very fancy, but their menu is always expanding to please a variety of taste buds. Some employees say they love the garlic white cheddar burger or the signature siracha burger. If chicken is more your thing, try the guacamole crispy chicken sandwich and ask for an artisan roll.
5. Secret Menu?
Almost all fast food chains these days claim to have a secret menu. Some employees say it doesn’t exist while others claim there is one. For those who claim there is, in fact, a secret menu, ask for the McGangbang if you can say it with a straight face. It is said to be a McDouble sandwich and a McChicken sandwich smashed together.
What is your favorite thing to eat at McDonald’s? Of course, there are those that claim their french fries are the best around too! What do you think?
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