I’m going to Mickey’s for pork! Does it look strange? Only if you take it literally, but then who would take something like that literally?
For example, the Swedes.
In Sweden, there is a McDonald’s where you can literally eat a hamburger or fries.
450 kilometers northwest of Stockholm, in the trendy ski resort of Lindvallen, a McSki parked on the side of a track. At first, the building is best described as elegant: a small log-covered hut, blending nicely into the mountain landscape, but the McSki sign on it reveals what it is: a McDonald’s fast-food restaurant operating on a system similar to McDonald’s. McDrive. Skiers or snowboarders simply have to slide into the window, place their order and soon after receive the desired menu.
The usual menu of meks awaits visitors, however Based on reports There is also a local specialty, Frukost macka, which is a traditional Swedish breakfast sandwich with eggs, cheese and ham. The hut-like appearance of the building is deceiving; supposed to 140 people can be accommodated inside. If anyone should enter at all.
The most practical part about the whole thing is that skiers and snowboarders don’t have to disassemble their skis and stab in their poles, as they would when entering a traditional hut.
The official Swedish McDonald’s ad, floating in the fog, gives a glimpse into the experience:
“I love it” or “I hate it”, a Fast food The global king of fast food is quite controversial, but the fact is that today there is a McDonald’s everywhere in the world, from the Taj Mahal in India to the mountains of Alaska. Let’s say that no matter what location we’re talking about, there are usually two ways to get to Meki: on wheels or by bus and on foot.
Thus, precisely due to its accessibility, the Swedish fast food restaurant, which has been operating since the mid-1990s, is a huge attraction, but for some reason it only appeared in the news at the end of the 2000s. As far as we know, this is the only McDonald’s ski restaurant in the world, if anyone is planning a ski trip there this year, be sure to send us a selfie.
