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19 greatest McDonald’s menu items of all time

By Kareem Gantt

Munich, GERMANY: A McDonald?s Big Mac and chips are pictured at a McDonald?s restaurant beside their headquarters in Munich, southern Germany 27 February 2007. Bane Knezevic (not in picture), president of the western division of McDonald's Europe and chairman of McDonald's Germany reported at a press conference that Mcdonald's turnover had increased by 6,2 percent in 2006. AFP PHOTO DDP/JOERG KOCH GERMANY OUT (Photo credit should read JOERG KOCH/DDP/AFP via Getty Images)
Munich, GERMANY: A McDonald?s Big Mac and chips are pictured at a McDonald?s restaurant beside their headquarters in Munich, southern Germany 27 February 2007. Bane Knezevic (not in picture), president of the western division of McDonald's Europe and chairman of McDonald's Germany reported at a press conference that Mcdonald's turnover had increased by 6,2 percent in 2006. AFP PHOTO DDP/JOERG KOCH GERMANY OUT (Photo credit should read JOERG KOCH/DDP/AFP via Getty Images) /
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9. Double Cheeseburger

Remember the spile about “biased” I spun in the previous slide? Well, get ready for more of it.

There is one difference between the Double Cheeseburger and the Sausage Burrito, and it happens to do with fan support. The Double Cheeseburger has more fans than the Sausage Burrito, and it has also been a standard on McDonald’s menu for a lot longer.

But there is some confusion between the Double Cheeseburger and the McDouble, the latter’s low-rent cousin. The one thing that separates the two is that the Double Cheeseburger has one extra slice of cheese, while the McDouble only has one.

Yep, that’s the difference.

So, why does one cost more than the other? I don’t know, but the Double Cheeseburger can give you a temporary feeling of filling that a McDouble can’t give, so, maybe that’s why the Double Cheeseburger cost more Regardless, the Double Cheeseburger has been a long-standing favorite of mine and many others, and here’s hoping that one day, it’ll make it back to that $1 range.

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