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2014-07-06
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No need for introduction to this regular breakfast item in Burger King's menu. You can choose between Turkey Ham, Sausage or Bacon. What sets it apart is the usage of the recent issue of coupons, where this sandwich is accompanied with Hashbrown and Minute Maid Orange Juice for $4-$5. You cannot swop the Orange Juice for Coffee, the cashier said - "because it's a promotional item". What's upsetting to me is how fast food companies advanced in creative marketing and yet, fail to similarly lev
You cannot swop the Orange Juice for Coffee, the cashier said - "because it's a promotional item". [Doesn't orange juice cost > coffee? And I'm swopping for a cheaper item.] What's upsetting to me is how fast food companies advanced in creative marketing and yet, fail to similarly level up complementary areas. I suppose the cashier was just following orders, but really, some flexibility can be granted to create a positive customer experience!
I felt numb after the unsuccessful swop. Would have raved about how delicious the sandwich was, and standards never fell since varsity days, how I got everyone hungry by smuggling one into the lecture hall and eating it secretly. The mini hashbrowns were all-time good. Better than McDonald's, as they remained crispy for a longer time. The orange juice was too sweet. Best for diabetics to avoid.
All the good points above, I'd peg them at 60% after the unsuccessful swop.
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