Just bought

McRoyal-3 euro a piece
Jalapeno Burger- They dont make these in czechia
Chicken nugger-6 nuggers for 3 euro

No idea, I don’t eat in mcdonalds or burger king

Don't believe this. Will be going right now to check price and get breakfast

Around 15€ I would say.
McRoyal is a quaterpounder, right?
That would be 2x 3,60 or something
Nuggets: 5€ (very expensive)
Jalapeno (Cheesburger with Jalapenos?) is 1,30 I think.

That's not a good comparison, Big Mac's in europe are smaller than in the rest of the world.

I wouldn’t know. I only get menu’s with fries and coke. Costs like €8.50 for a big one

Probably like 500 pesos or 20 USD

wow. I think it would be a good idea to run a bootleg McDonalds in Switzerland and sell there food bought in McDonalds in Ukraine. That food full of artificial shit is edible for years anyway

>Mcroyal

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There's only one thing worth buying from McDonald's and even then you need a ton of sauce to prevent the cardboard texture

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Germany has very good consumer prices. Might as well buy stuff there and ship it to Switzerland.
Switzerland is part of the common market so I don’t see why their prices are so much higher

Big Mac is $4.79 what the fuck. Glad i stick with mcnuggets

>$10 for 24

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why dont we just import big macs from Ukraine and Russia since it's so cheap there?

>so I don’t see why their prices are so much higher

because they earn much more than you so they pay extra for everything

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>Might as well buy stuff there and ship it to Switzerland.

All the Swiss living somewhat close to the border already do this...

20 of them are like $9 here. Probably the most overpriced item McDonalds offers.

Australia has stricter meat standards leading to a higher cost.
The fact that Australian McDonald's sauce has high fructose corn syrup is actually a huge oddity here

I will NOT pay for this shit, no matter how cheap.

I'm so envious. McDonalds chicken nuggets are uber expensive here, 5 euros for 4(!!!!!!) pieces. You can get a lunch sized pack of meat at the supermarket for half that.

Like 25 minutes wage

Australian national minimum wage got boosted the other day to just short of $19 an hour.

If you find some change, you can buy 48 nuggets for one hour of minimum wage work.

Not to mention out penalty rates, so unless you work for a shitty wage thief you can potentially earn up to double time pay rates.