r/mildlyinfuriating • u/Dashin-through-dough • 18h ago

Infuriatig "Big" Mac is now Little Mac 🤬

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Payed €6.40 in France for a "Big Mac" that's smaller than a McChicken

Edit: To answer "Why McDonald's?" Every time I travel outside of the United States, I like to compare McDonald's from that country and see if the quality is indeed better.

After this experience, my "try out McDonald's" experience in other countries has likely ended.

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u/nikhkin 18h ago

Granted it's a couple of years old, but Snopes suggests that the Big Mac has not become smaller over time.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/big-mac-since-1980/

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u/dofh_2016 17h ago

Is the weight of the patty taken before cooking? They say they did adjustments to basically every ingredient, but the weight of the patty stayed the same.

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u/aeneasaquinas 11h ago

It's always been a small burger lol. They are 1/10lb patties what does anyone expect? It's never actually been good...