The History of the Big Mac

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The Big Mac is one of the most famous fast food burgers in the world. It's been on the McDonald's menu since 1967, and it's become a symbol of culture all over the world. The story of how the Big Mac came to be is very interesting. It shows how fast food has changed in terms of innovation, marketing, and cultural effect. The Big Mac has had a big effect on the fast-food industry and American culture as a whole, from its humble beginnings as an idea of a McDonald's franchisee to its status as a cultural icon. In this video, we'll look at the history of the Big Mac and where it came from, how it became famous, and how it changed the fast-food business and the world.
Jim Delligatti,the owner of a McDonald's in the Pittsburgh area, came up with the idea for the Big Mac. He wanted to make more money at his restaurants and thought that a bigger burger would be a hit with his customers and wanted to make a new burger that was bigger and more filling than anything else on the menu. After a few tries, Delligatti came up with a recipe he thought would be a hit. The first Big Mac had two meat patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, and all of those things on a sesame seed bun. Delligatti put the burger on the menu at his restaurant in Uniontown, Pennsylvania, and his customers liked it right away.
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[@crimsonpunx]

Who else up biggin they mac rn

[@CesarRetamoza]

I'm eating two big macs like it's the last big Mac I ever had 😭🥹

[@NathanStickney-xv6dy]

My favorite in 67!!!

[@NathanStickney-xv6dy]

When it came in a big red box!!!

[@b.jackson559]

Great video as always 😊

[@user-tp6fo7im3d]

This leaves out that big mac was ripped off from Burger Chef, who ripped it off from Shoney's.

[@NathanStickney-xv6dy]

🗣🗣🗣🗣

[@Trust3]

It was created in Uniontown Pennsylvania

[@Kaegn_Greene]

Didn’t come up with the idea, in the area there is a local restaurant called eat n park. They serve the same burger

[@bludika]

the creator and the surviving family should get a royalty per each big mac sold, in perpetuity

[@CrazyFoodHistory01]

That would be a fantastic reward for them! 🍔💰