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" Clearly, the most exciting thing about traveling internationally is broadening one&amp;#039;s horizons. You know, seeing what other people&amp;#039;s McDonald&amp;#039;s have that ours don&amp;#039;t. I still remember the day that I found out that those bastards in Germany get onion rings. Did you know that in Canada they have grilled cheese on the menu? Or that McDonald&amp;#039;s delivers in places like Egypt and China? You can even have your wedding reception at a McDo&amp;#039;s in Hong Kong, which is, well, it&amp;#039;s different. Take a gambol through the Chicago Tribune&amp;#039;s extensive slideshow of what you&amp;#039;ll find at McDonald&amp;#039;s around the world here. A few of our favorites below \u2014 not that this means we&amp;#039;ll be watching McDonald&amp;#039;s TV anytime soon.... The good: Germany&amp;#039;s Nurnburger, pictured above. Three bratwursts on a hard roll, smothered in mustard and grilled onions? You bet. The bad: Spam, eggs, and rice on Hawaii breakfast menus. The heart-stopping (literally): The McKroket in the Netherlands, which consists of a beef stew-filled pie, deep fried and served with creamy sauce. Makes KFC&amp;#039;s Double Down look like spa food. The weird: The Phillipines&amp;#039; McSpaghetti features pasta topped with a sweet tomato sauce and sliced hot dogs, plus an optional fried chicken drumstrick on the side (why not!). Apparently, this is what Filipinos imagine when they think &amp;#039;American food.&amp;#039; The awesome: Sweden&amp;#039;s McSki concept \u2014 ski-through windows on the slopes. The fancy: In Spain they offer gazpacho (McSpacho?), and it&amp;#039;s rumored to be quite good. Tried anything else fantastic? Or fantastically bad? Spout off in the comments.... "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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