McGriddles

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McGriddles breakfast sandwich
w/ bacon, egg and cheese
Serving size 1 sandwich (173 g)
Calories 460
Calories from fat 190
Total fat 21 g (33 %)
Saturated fat 9 g (43 %)
Trans fat 0 g
Cholesterol 245 mg (82 %)
Sodium 1030-1360 mg (63%)
Total carbohydrate g ( 3%)
Dietary fiber g ( %)
Sugars g
Protein g
Source www.mcdonalds.com (PDF)
Notes May vary outside US market. US % Daily Value based on 2000 calorie diet.

The McGriddle is a breakfast sandwich sold by the international fast-food restaurant chain McDonald's. It is available in the American, German, Brazilian, Canadian, Japanese, Guatemalan and Singapore markets.

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[edit] Product description

The "standard" variant of the McGriddles sandwiches consists of bacon, egg and American cheese served on a small pancake injected with maple flavoring deep inside its griddle folds. The top of the griddle cake is embossed with the McDonald's logo.

[edit] Variants

  • Bacon, egg and cheese
  • Sausage, egg and cheese
  • Scrapple, egg and cheese (served in the Philadelphia region)
  • Spam, egg and cheese (served only in Hawaii as a promotional item)
  • Sausage McGriddle - served with only a single sausage patty
  • Chicken and cheese (in the Southeastern United States)
  • Pork, egg and cheese (Japan)

[edit] History

McGriddles were first introduced in McDonald chains in 2003. The sandwich is often referred to as the "McGriddle". After a successful trial in late 2007, McGriddles were launched in the United Kingdom in March 2008.

[edit] Criticism

This product was mentioned at the end of Super Size Me, along with McDonald's promoted healthy options.

"McDonald's joined right in, sponsoring events that showed how health-conscious they had become and creating premium salads. At the same time, however, they also masterminded one of their fattest sandwiches to date: The McGriddle, a pancake-wrapped creation that won my heart in Texas, but can pack as much fat as a Big Mac, and have more sugar than a pack of McDonaldland cookies." ---Morgan Spurlock, Super Size Me

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[edit] See also

Similar products by other Quick Service Restaurant vendors:

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