Your Daily Facts about McDonalds
The Golden Arches® are the most recognized symbol in the world. McDonald’s provides food for people in 119 countries.
Due to the number of McDonald’s he sun never sets on The Golden Arches®.
Serving more than 58 million people daily, McDonald’s Corporation is the world’s largest chain of hamburger fast food restaurants.
In the United States we consume one billion pounds of beef at McDonald’s in a year.
McDonald’s hires around 1 million workers in the United States every year.
South Dakota is the only place in the lower 48 states that McDonald’s is more than 100 miles apart.
Ginza in Tokyo, Japan has the smallest McDonald’s restaurant measures only 492 square feet.
McDonald’s largest market outside the U.S. is Japan, with more than 3,000 McDonald’s restaurants.
In the People’s Republic of China, you will find the largest McDonald’s restaurant it measures more than 28,000 square feet and is located in Beijing.
In 1990, McDonald’s opened first restaurant in China.
Located in Shrewsbury, England, is the oldest structure to house a McDonald’s restaurant. One of the restaurant’s exterior walls dates back to the thirteenth century.
The first Ronald McDonald® was fired for being too fat.
Ronald McDonald® speaks more than 25 different languages, including Cantonese, Portuguese, Hindi, Tagalog and Russian.
Ronald McDonald® is “Donald McDonald™” in Japan because it makes pronunciation easier for the Japanese. In Singapore he’s known as “Uncle McDonald.”
The first Happy Meal has was served in 1979.
Famous celebrities than have worked at McDonald’s have been Sharon Stone, Jay Leno, Rachel McAdams, Shania Twain, and Pink
Near Buckingham Palace The Queen of England owns a McDonald’s as part of her vast real estate portfolio.
McDonald’s opens a new restaurant every four hours.
Located on Pushkin Square in Moscow is the busiest international McDonald’s restaurant, it serves 40,000 people every day.
In India McDonald’s is the only restaurants in the world where you cannot buy beef. You buy a all-lamb version of the Big Mac called the “Maharaja Mac™.”
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