Here are two hotcakes ordered at a MacDonald's branch at a mall in Quezon City the Philippines. It's rare, but hotcakes can sometimes be so immaculately perfect in shape and color that you just have to take a picture of them. These hotcakes only have a slightly darker and mottled center, which make the one on top look like an eye. But that's okay, it still tastes like a hotcake!
Pancakes or hotcakes, as they are called by McDonald's, have become a popular fastfood breakfast item in the Philippines. They are served with thick syrup and a sachet of Anchor butter. Each order has got a good serving of sugar and fat so you do have to
watch your diet if you decide to order some hotcakes. This serving of hotcakes comes with a plastic fork and spoon and placed in a styrofoam container (like the one shown at left). Some years back, the food court of the mall had stopped using regular washable plates in favor of styrofoam and plastic utensils.
Here are two hotcakes ordered at a MacDonald's branch at a mall in Quezon City the Philippines. It's rare, but hotcakes can sometimes be so immaculately perfect in shape and color that you just have to take a picture of them. These hotcakes only have a slightly darker and mottled center, which make the one on top look like an eye. But that's okay, it still tastes like a hotcake!
