You would probably have seen those touch-screen stations at your friendly neighbourhood McDonald’s by now.
You know, those things that have popped up at the entrances of the golden arches.
Part of the Create Your Taste campaign, the whole point of these machines is to encourage diners to customize their own unique burger. Customers can pick and choose from an array of buns, vegetables, and even sauces, all just to make their dining experience all the more unique.
Then, somebody decided to pick everything available on the menu, and create the burger to rule all burgers.
On 14 Jan, Kevin Leong and his colleagues headed down to a Mcdonald’s Branch at Tanjong Pagar to get themselves lunch.
And then he decided to take the Dalai Lama’s lead, and make himself one with everything.
And this was the result — a humongous burger with gigantic patties, looking almost as tall as a large drink.
Judging from another Facebook post by Kevin, he ordered another McDonald DIY burger prior to the recent one featured on his Facebook.
That “Mcdonalds Mczilla” from the Ang Mo Kio outlet cost $19, and $22.25 for the meal — which according to Kevin, tasted delicious.
We decided to quiz Kevin about his inspiration behind the burger.
According to Kevin, his initial inspiration came from pure hunger, having been forced to eat lunch only at 4pm, and decided to think out of the box.
Kevin also added that it took a long time to finish the monstrosity of a burger. He said:
[I took] Almost half an hour. Then again, I cheated by giving two patties away to a colleague.
Hold your horses before you go about ordering these absurdly enormous burgers, they can be pricey and ruin your diet plans.
But anyway, thanks to Kevin, we now know that we can play around with McDonald’s DIY machines.
And create unbelievable burgers.
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