Rebecca concluded: "So let's break it down. Winner: McDonald's Aldi vs McDonald's conclusion But they win because the chicken is just far, far better." "The McDonald's Nuggets are priced at £3.79 for six alone, which in comparison seems extortionate. As they cool, they do begin to get slightly cardboard-esque in their bite, but I'm certain if you didn't want to put in a huge order at McDonald's and instead got these, you'd be happy. They're probably the best-frozen chicken nuggets I have ever had priced at just £1.69 for 12, with two dips. Rebecca said: "The Aldi nuggets land in the top tier of freezer nuggets. Out of all the dupes, Rebecca said Aldi's chicken nuggets were the most disappointing, but she said that's just because McDonald's version are 'other worldly'. McDonald's Chicken McNuggets vs Aldi's chicken nuggets (Image: LancsLive) Out of the two, I'd give the crown to the Big Mac - but I wouldn't shy away from bagging another Big Stack." I decided to bite one and then the other and the main difference I could honestly point out was that it's evident the Big Mac has been on a grill. Rebecca continued: "Side by side, it was bothering me. In this taste test though, I felt some pity for the Big Stack due to the Big Mac's additional garnishes like lettuce and onion." You know exactly what you're getting when you order it and while it doesn't have the grandeur of a Big Mac, it's still a solid win. "The Big Mac costs £3.91 for a medium meal, but it's an original for a reason. "If I saw it inside a McDonald's box I would maybe think 'that's a funny looking Maccies burger' but I wouldn't interrogate it any further. It tastes decent, the only teller that it's not a Big Mac is that the middle slice of bread begins to look like it has been microwaved. I honestly don't know how that could be achieved, bread aside, I'm not sure I could tell the patties apart. Rebecca said: "Once heated, the Big Stack patties look eerily like the Big Mac burger. You then take them out, assemble the burger and put it back into the microwave for one minute and 30 seconds before adding the accompanying burger sauce. ![]() To cook it you place the burgers stacked on top of each other in the centre of a microwavable plate for two minutes - at the halfway point, you flip the burgers over. ![]() Case closed."Īldi's cleverly named Big Stack comes with three layers of bun to separate the two patties and is a microwave burger. At McDonald's, it costs 89p for just one hash brown or £1.78 for two - at Aldi it's £1.59 for 10. Maybe I'm stubborn and I’m not ready to admit McDonald's has been ever so slightly beaten by Aldi. In simplest terms, it just tastes more potato-y. Freshly served, you’d think they are unbeatable. The McDonald's hash brown is an expert hash brown, it's light, deep-fried, and essentially tastes pretty similar to their fries. In taste, the hash browns are pretty different. Rebecca said: "The Aldi Hash Brown is cooked in the oven for around 20 minutes. She noted that the McDonald’s hash brown is long and yellow compared to Aldi's golden hash brown. McDonald's hash browns vs Aldi's hash browns (Image: LancsLive)īefore even tasting the hash browns, Rebecca noticed a major colour difference between McDonald's version and Aldi's.
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