July 29, 2011
McDonald's France has gotten serious about attracting discerning French clientele: it announced the addition of baguettes to its menu. At breakfast, customers can order breakfast "a la francaise" to get fresh bread spread with butter and jam; during the day, customers can enjoy a sandwich on a baguette.
McDonald's France is rolling out the breakfast baguette first in September; the baguette sandwich will follow in the spring of 2012. McDonald's France will get its bread from the Holder Group, which currently supplies McCafe stores in France with baked goods and pastries.
Image Sources:
Related Articles
- 10 Bizarre McDonald's Branding Moves
- Infographic Shows Regional McDonald's Menu Items
- McDonald's Dollar Menu No Longer Includes Fries
- McDonald's Germany Pretzelnator is a Crowd-Sourced Combination Created by Fans
- Inside the McDonald's Hamburger University
- McDonald's English Pub Burger Tested in Illinois
- Cheeky Customers Stage a Classy McDonald's Meal
- McDonald's Veal Burger Released for Swiss Weeks Promo
- McDonald's Wine Pairings: Confessions of a Big Mac Lover
- McDonald's Director of Culinary Innovation Dishes on Obesity and the Future of Fast Food
Related Recipes
- Mother Rimmy's Take On Egg Rolls
- INDIAN 5-SPICE TOMATO RELISH
- Rotolo di Carne
- Roasted Asparagus with Egg Salad
- Ramadan 2011- شهر رمضان ٢٠١١
- Roasted Pork Tenderloin with Caramelized Apples, Pears and Onions
- Quick Potatoes Gratin
- Oven Salmon with Potatoes Anna
- Duck with Dried Cranberries, Tangerines and Mascarpone Sauce
- Breaded Pork Chops
Categories:
Foodista on Facebook
Subscribe!
Get our weekly newsletter, which features recipe ideas and inspiration, or get a daily feed of the most popular stories on Foodista.
Add comment