McDonald's Japan Introduces a Mouthwatering McChurro
Meghan Young — October 7, 2014 — Business
References: brandeating & foodbeast
Churros might be a snack most popular in Spain, France, the Philippines, Portugal, Ibero-America and the United States, but McDonald's has decided to introduce its own version, the McChurro, to its Japanese customers. The McChurro is a great alternative to the classic apple pie (at least classic in North America).
In spite of its name, the McChurro is actually closer in texture to a Chinese deep-fried breadstick known as 'youtiao.' The McChurro nevertheless comes with the option of being covered in cinnamon sugar or dunked in maple syrup just like a traditional churro. Available for a limited time, the McChurro is something that North America will have to get their hands on in the very near future.
In spite of its name, the McChurro is actually closer in texture to a Chinese deep-fried breadstick known as 'youtiao.' The McChurro nevertheless comes with the option of being covered in cinnamon sugar or dunked in maple syrup just like a traditional churro. Available for a limited time, the McChurro is something that North America will have to get their hands on in the very near future.
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