Independent menu research

McDonald’s Menu Blog: Comparisons and Ordering Guides

Compare menu choices with clear serving sizes, dated price examples and practical explanations. Start with the six-item nutrition comparison, or search the articles below as new guides are published.

For the main reference tables, visit nutrition, deals, breakfast hours or the full menu with prices.

About the Menu Comparison Blog

New published posts appear here automatically. The articles compare standard portions, named menu items and clearly identified price examples. For full category tables, use the main menu guides linked above.

Blog FAQs

What will I find in this blog?

Practical menu comparisons, portion explanations, nutrition calculations and ordering guides for the U.S. menu.

Do the articles contain nationwide prices?

Price examples identify their restaurant, date and ordering channel. They are not a promise of one price at every restaurant.

Where can I find the main nutrition tables?

Use the Nutrition guide for category tables and the comparison posts for a closer look at a small group of items.

How do new articles appear here?

New posts published on this website appear in the listing automatically, with their title, date and excerpt.

Can I report a correction?

Use the contact page or the comment form below the relevant article. Include the item and restaurant context when describing a price difference.

About the Author

Written by

Thomas Brook writes independent menu guides, bringing a personal interest in McDonald’s food to practical comparisons of prices, portions and meal choices. Through his website, MacdoMenuPrices.com, he shares clear menu comparisons and ordering guides to help readers plan their next meal. During a McDonald’s restaurant visit, he tried the Quarter Pounder with Cheese and enjoyed it. That first-hand experience gives his burger coverage a personal starting point, alongside the menu research behind each guide.

His approach is to make the details of an order easier to understand: what comes with a meal, how an item compares with a similar choice, and how sides, drinks or sauces change the total. Across breakfast, burgers, Happy Meals, McNuggets and beverages, he keeps restaurant-specific price examples separate from advertised offers and checks that nutrition figures refer to the stated serving.

The aim is straightforward: useful information before you order, with personal preferences clearly distinguished from measurable menu details. If a local price or item has changed, share the restaurant and ordering method through the contact page so the guide can be reviewed.

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