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According to Rocket News 24, McDonald's Japan is offering a McFlurry Crunchy Sakura, which is soft serve ice cream mixed with salt-pickled cherry leaves and crushed pink waffle cone bits to make.
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McDonald's Japan has introduced two Spring-inspired menu items, for a limited time. The so-called "Spring Set" features plum and cherry blossom flavors, specifically a Sakura Cherry McFizz and Shaka Shaka Potato Ume fries, reports Rocket News 24. The seasonal menu items can be ordered as part of a medium-sized burger meal for an additional 60.
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Meet the McDonald's Cherry Blossom Float, or Sakura McFloat, inspired by Japan's breathtaking floral season, which was released early last month and available through April. Topped with McDonald's.
McDonald’s Japan rings in cherry blossom season with special menu
Shrimp or soy sauce burgers, tofu nuggets, and bacon pie: at McDonald's in Japan, the menu is adapted to the Japanese palate. Shrimp or soy sauce burgers, tofu nuggets, and bacon pie: at McDonald's in Japan, the menu is adapted to the Japanese palate.. In spring, for hanami, the cherry blossom celebration, a range of teritama burgers (てり.
McDonald’s celebrates sakura season in Japan with a new Teritama burger
McDonald's Japan has already begun celebrating cherry blossom season with its pink hued burger buns, but now the chain is adding pink cherry blossom-themed beverages to the menu.
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McDonald's branches in Japan are a veritable wonderland of jealousy-inducing exclusive items. From a range of matcha beverages, to cherry blossom burgers, and weird Halloween fries, Japan never shies away from trying out a combination inspired by some of the country's distinct flavors. One such menu item is coming our way, inspired by chicken tatsuta, a Japanese style of fried chicken which.
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Japan is heading straight toward sakura season, and McDonald's Japan has decided to greet the pink cherry blossoms with two new drinks — the Sakuranbo McFizz and the Sakuranbo McFloat. mcdonalds Though it might be assumed that the drinks are sakura-flavored, this year, McDonald's Japan opted to use sakuranbo — cherries — instead.
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Just one day after the appearance of the actual blossoms, McDonald's will release a spring-inspired burger that takes a cue from the very sakura that Japan is so famous for. But with a pink-colored bun and sakura mayonnaise sauce, it's unclear if the odd combination will be as well received as cherry blossoms and beer.
McDonald’s celebrates sakura season in Japan with a new Teritama burger
It's no surprise that McDonald's has gone above and beyond for the Sakuramochi Pie. Grape looks back at a past McDonald's cherry blossom season offer: a "Teritama" burger featuring a pink(ish) slice of pastrami in a beef burger as well as a peach-flavored McFloat. Japan Crate says the fast food giant has even offered up a Sakura McFizz, a Sakura McFlurry, as well as Sakura Shrimp Fries - all.
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In a Japanese McDonald's, you can taste: Ebi Filet-o, a burger with breaded shrimp; Teriyaki McBurger, a pork burger with lemon teriyaki sauce; Hot Apple Pie: fried apple tart; Mega Potato: 350 gr of French fries for a total of 1142 Kcal. Another attractive feature of Japanese McDonald's is that hygiene is in all respects complied with.
Experience a Cherry Blossom Burger in Kyoto's Famous Cherry Blossom
As the cherry blossom season kicks on from around March 20th, the bloom making its way up the archipelago of Japan till it hits the capital and creates mad hordes of picnicking drunk weekenders in early April, McDonald's is celebrating the real arrival of the warmer spring climes with a sakura burger. Yes, you read that right.
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The McDonald's Cherry Blossom Burger, also known as the 'Sakura Teritama Burger,' is a unique fast-food meal that incorporates the flavors of Japanese cherry blossom season. One of the highlights of this burger is its teriyaki-glazed pork patty which is made using traditional Japanese cooking methods for a flavor-rich and savory taste.
Sakura season arrives at McDonald’s Japan with new range of exclusive
During the spring, sakura-flavored sweets reign supreme in Japan as a way of celebrating the season of blooming cherry blossoms. For McDonald's, that usually means opening up their dessert menu to a fan favorite like the sakura McFlurry, but this year McDonald's will be turning to traditional Japanese sweets for inspiration with the release of their new Sakuramochi Pie.
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The cherry blossoms look extra tasty this year. In Japan, the long-awaited arrival of spring comes with a flurry of sakura-themed food in stores, and over at McDonald's they celebrate with a burger called the Teritama.. An amalgamation of the words "teriyaki" and "tamago" ("egg"), the Teritama is usually accompanied by a few new seasonal menu items, and that's the case again.
