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Re: Burger wars

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  1. Doug Weller <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    A friend just told me McDonalds is hitting the skids in England: they
    recently closed something like 25 shops.

    Quoted message said:

    Starbucks etc. and a lot of good sandwich shops are probably the
    culprits. I've noticed the Subway shops are rapidly increasing as
    well, they seem to be almost as prolific as Starbucks.

    I was wondering if McDonalds there have made any changes to their menus
    at all in response to this competition?

    McDonalds here now sell a range of "Deli Sandwiches" which are all
    freshly made to order, a certain number of which have less than 10g fat
    - this was obviously a reaction to competition from Subway. McDonalds
    here also have a range of salads, and other healthier items such as
    breakfast cereal, fruit, yoghurt etc. They also reduced the sugar content
    of the buns IIRC. I rarely go to McDonalds, but have bought a Deli Choice
    sandwich on a few occasions. It was comparable to similar sandwiches
    bought elsewhere both in quality and price.

    http://www.mcdonalds.com.au/

    They've also had McCafe for some years, and I've heard a lot of ads
    lately touting the coffee at normal McDonalds as well - perhaps that's in
    response to the Starbucks which are popping up everywhere <g>.
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    Rhonda Anderson
    Cranebrook, NSW, Australia

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