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700ultra
ok so how many of you in sweden have been to the mcdonald's drive thru you have over there see it the television show was the top ten fast food destination's in the world and thought it was neat to have a mcdonald's right on the trail and it was #5 on the list
T.S.
QUOTE(700ultra @ Mar 16 2008, 04:49 AM) *
ok so how many of you in sweden have been to the mcdonald's drive thru you have over there see it the television show was the top ten fast food destination's in the world and thought it was neat to have a mcdonald's right on the trail and it was #5 on the list


I think it is now closed..
veitchracing
man that would be so cool to have a mcdonalds on the trail
_night_stalker_
I think MAX is going to reopen the drive thru grgrin.gif
NJSnoNut
http://www.amsnow.com/sno/default.aspx?c=a&id=3709


Want snow with that?
Drive-thru in Sweden is just a little different, but in a good way!
AmSnow Staff
1/14/2008


MAY I HAVE YOUR ORDER? - We hope they serve snowcones or Frosties!


Here's something that you don't see every day. This McDonald's in Piteaa (Piteå), Sweden, opened the first exclusive snowmobile drive-thru in February 2002. The local snowmobile association groomed a trail right to the restaurant's front door. Unfortunately, profitability for the fast food establishment in this frozen tundra was not what was expected, and in November of 2007 the Piteaa McDonald's closed.

But all is not lost. At press time, a Swedish burger restaurant named "Frasses," has made plans to take over the establishment and reopen in early 2008.

AmSnow was told that folks in Northern Sweden don't like to eat with their hands, so supplying utensils, plates, etc. was a struggle for McDonald's, and simply adjusting to the local culture seems to be out of the reach of the big chains.

Like sledders here, it sounds like most Swedish snowmobilers still want to contribute to their local, or at least national establishments, and that's honorable in our book.

Special thanks to Patrik Larsson, Editor of SnowRider, Sweden.
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