Fule Chicken: $8.99 is too expensive. McDonald's: $0.26 is too expensive. I don't think McDonald's food is edible. Now, I fully admit that my chef's family has spoiled me. The 65,438+00 perfect hamburgers I cooked at home set a standard, which is almost unfair to most hamburger shops. This is certainly not bragging, but I think I'm tired of eating delicious food from nearly 80 countries on seven continents and some incredible cooking experience. The more experience you have, the harder it is for you to impress others. This also applies to food, travel, watching movies, teaching, and almost everything. So I don't mean to offend McDonald's fans, but my high standards and painful cooking experience (I rarely condescend to patronize McDonald's in a road trip purely for convenience) made me make my decision! I won't eat anything provided by McDonald's that impersonates human food.

In my hometown, a double quarter-pound cheeseburger (pictured above) costs $4.79. To tell the truth, I dare not look at the photos I sent. Even if you use professional photography to make it look decent, it still looks disgusting. My stomach is churning! This hamburger has two low-quality beef patties, barely fried raw onions, and some terrible orange cheese sauce, which is lower than the fake American Velveeta. When hamburger was invented, it was not its original intention.

I can find a hamburger with the same price and very good quality in the local hamburger shop. Then, what do I think is the reason for the high price of this product of McDonald's? I want to say that for me personally, the price over 25 cents is too high. If this is the only restaurant in town and I'm hungry, I might spend 25 cents. I won't pay again.

McDonald's only needs $0.77 to produce a Big Mac, so it is very cheap for franchisees. I know they want to make money.

Analyzing Phil's American chain restaurants will never be better than independent and couples' restaurants all over the country. We all know that. But it is undeniable that some games violate this possibility; Chick-fil-a, Shake Shack, Carrabba's and even Dairy Queen ice cream products seem to be second to none in the country. They provide high quality and consistency in every store, and this level of high quality is rare.

I think Fulai chicken is unique. Do they have the best chicken sandwiches in America? It didn't even close. But I am a member of the fast food industry, and they have launched one of the best sandwiches in the country, so they have achieved great success. I like luxury spicy chicken.

This sandwich costs $3.89 at our local Fule Chicken Fast Food Restaurant, which is only 0% of the double quarter pound cheeseburger of McDonald's. This is a smaller sandwich, but the quality and taste are better 10000 times! As we all know, chicken is soaked in kimchi juice and salt water for one night, and then wrapped in perfect bread, with crispy kimchi, fresh tomatoes, lettuce, toast and top pepper jack cheese.

I think how much is this thing? If they raise the fee to 6 pounds. 99 dollars, I will still pay. If the price is around $7, I'm unlikely. But I'm sure my desire will lead to occasional shopping. I think $8.99 is an unreasonably high price for luxury spicy chicken. But even at this price, I will pay occasionally.