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Mos Burger to bring out Mac and Cheese burger

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By Oona McGee, SoraNews24

When foreign fast food chains like McDonald’s and Burger King start teaming up with temples and manga greats for tantalising new releases, home-grown chains like Mos Burger are forced to up their game as well.

Second only to the Golden Arches in popularity, Mos Burger really does know how to slay the competition though, and they’re doing that right now with the announcement that they’ll be releasing a new burger containing a western favorite: mac and cheese.

▼ The promotional poster for the new menu item comes with the tagline, “A cheese dish 88 percent of Japanese still don’t know about."

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It’s true that mac and cheese – aka mac ‘n’ cheese in the U.S. or macaroni cheese in the UK – is a dish that’s yet to become commonly known in Japan. However, Mos Burger is aiming to change all that by easing diners into the world of cheesy pasta deliciousness with the help of a local favorite, the croquette.

The new burger, called the Mac ‘n’ Cheese & Croquette, combines both Western-born dishes together between two buns for a decadent feast. Starting from the bottom, there’ll be a serving of lettuce leaves for freshness, then a creamy potato croquette, followed by a dollop of Mos Burger’s meat sauce, a generous spoonful of mac and cheese, and a dash of wholegrain mustard to finish it off.

To make the burger even more delicious, Mos Burger has designed a special “Navel Cola” to pair with it. Made with cola syrup, unshu mikan (satsuma mandarin), and lemons and navel oranges from Japan’s Setouchi region, an area famed for citrus production, the drink doesn’t just use the juice of the fruits but their pulp as well.

▼ The pulpy, fruity cola has been designed to pair perfectly with the Mac ‘n’ Cheese, helping to cut through the rich flavors.

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The cola will be sold in small, medium and large sizes for 213 yen, 269 yen and 334 yen, while the burger will be priced at 436 yen. Like all good things, these new items will only be available for a limited time, at Mos Burger stores nationwide from Feb 10 until the end of March.

Source: Mos Burger Japan

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Not much real cheese on that burger methinks...

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Great. One bite and all the cheese sauce squirts out everywhere. What is this obsession in Japan with this b@stardiz@tion of food?

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Call me old fashioned, but shouldn't you try something before passing judgement?

Oh wait. I forgot where I was.

-1 ( +1 / -2 )

I like macaroni cheese, I make variations of it quite often, and never has it had that alarmingly garish yellow colour. Before I read the article I thought it was undercooked scrambled egg.

If we ask for a burger without the meat sauce, is it vegetarian?

And if we ask for the cola to be left out of the Navel Cola, do we have a nice natural mixed fruit juice?

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a decadent feast

Thanks, I needed a good laugh!

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I like Mos Burger but this looks horrible.

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Hey, I liked Mos Burger. I ate there once a week. What's not to like? Everything is cooked to order, ingredients are fresh and finest quality, service is polite and efficient, booths and everything is clean and staff always tell you to just leave the tray after you're done and they'll clean things up.

Best chain ever.

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Nothing ventured nothing gained, but I'd like it with a beef patty or chicken better I think

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Not sure about this one.

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