I live in Hawaii – the McDonald’s menu here has special items you can’t get anywhere else
WHEN you walk into a McDonald’s, you’re comforted by the fact that you know exactly what they serve, regardless of where you are.
However, that’s not the case for Hawaii; its McDonald’s menu has special items you can’t get anywhere else.
Hillary Meariman, a mother of three currently living in Hawaii, took her followers to the McDonald’s drive-thru in Oahu, Hawaii.
While the drive-thru menu seems completely ordinary after a quick glance with pictures of fries, McNuggets, and burgers, the items Hillary received are not what you’d expect from your local McDonald’s.
First, Hillary pulled out a platter of spam, rice, and eggs from her bag, which she decided to give an eight and a half out of 10 rating.
Next, she showed a warm dessert pie, but it wasn’t the typical Baked Apple Pie or Strawberry & Crème pie ordinarily offered by the fast-food chain.
Instead, it was a Fried Coconut Pie.
Also known as haupia, coconut pie is a popular dish in Hawaii.
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Hillary gave it a six out of 10.
Her video wowed the masses, as it was seen more than 2 million times and garnered hundreds of comments.
“I need to go there!” one impressed viewer exclaimed.
“Love the spam egg and rice!” a person who had tried it before wrote.
“Wish we have it as an option on the menu at the McDonald’s in California!”
“Now I know what we need to try when we arrive on island!” another user added.
“Ice cream machine still broke,” a fourth person snarked, commenting on the popular belief that McDonald’s never has a functioning ice cream machine.
The Sun has reached out to Hillary for comment.
In other McDonald’s news, an employee shared why you can’t actually drink out of the straws that come with Mcflurry shakes.
Plus, a former worker revealed how you can get a fresh burger and fries each time you order.
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