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the prices vary between store to store

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McDonald's was founded in 1940, in San Bernardino, California by Dick and Mac McDonald. Ray Kroc bought the brothers business in 1961 and started the assembly line style restaurant it is today.

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he lives in McDonald land run by mayor mccheese

i personally think Ronald is the most awsome person ever

There are more then one Ronald McDonalds houses one of them belong to

Geisenger Medical Center in Danville PA one of the biggest hospitals in the US

i dunno but i thought exactly the same and im having a debate with my friends right now lol

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What dose the Ronald Mcdonald house do?

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Sick children all around the world living with either short or long term diseases.

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Identify how McDonald's could develop its strategies to meet the demands of its stakeholders.

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Yes, many of their products include MSG.

Think it was the one on St. Michel in 1972. Across from JFK high school

No,there is not a McDonalds in Indonesia.

yes they did about 5-7 year ago the sold hot dogs for the summer

Yeah I actually just got back from Japan a week ago I went all over Tokyo and a couple other cities, and you saw a Mcdonalds almost as often as you see them in America. It was pretty suprising. They have most of the same food, but some other ones with egg added on or something like that. Also I saw a Subway and a 2 Wendy's, but Mcdonalds was by far the most popular.

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McDonald's website is hosted on TMOS, a Unix variant. From available information, it appears that McDonalds uses XP Embedded for its POS terminals and visual ordering system.

No, it was invented by Richard and Maurice McDonald in California.

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Menu prices varied between different McDonald's locations. Therefore, it is nearly impossible to provide a concrete historical price list. Also, the information available seems to vary in context. Below is some of the information we found:

1948: hamburgers 15 cents, cheeseburgers 19 cents, fries 10 cents, soft drinks 10 cents and 15 cents, coffee 5 cents, shakes 20 cents

1967: fries 15 cents, burger 18 cents, cheeseburger cents

52 million people are served at McDonalds daily, around the world. Sources: www.mcdonalds.com

Mcdonalds has changed the oil they cook their fries in, several times over the past five years. First, they eliminated the beef tallow which they were adding to oil. A number of vegetarian and Hindu groups sued them over it. They eventually settled agreeing to remove the tallow and pay out approximately $10M to various activist non-profits. Next, they eliminated partially hydrogenated vegatable oils in response to health critics. As the last fast food restaurant using oil containg trans aftty acids, McDonald's was under tremendous pressure to change their cooking oil. In addition, several sates had banned or were in the process of banning foods from being cooked in oil the contains trans fatty acids. This would have complicated delivery networks and supplier relationships. The current oil they are using is Canola. Canola has a very short shelf life and can easily turn rancid in a warm environment. Moreover, despite claims to the contrary, many people complain that Canola transfers a taste to fried foods.