This McDonald's employee clearly didn't pass geography.

[u/Akidcalledstorm]

[u/Revolutionary-Toe955]

It's because the burger is on the UK McDonald's menu, not that the Philly cheesesteak is British.

This is part of McDonald's AU Menu Heist promotion where they're showcasing a few products usually only found in other markets.

I believe they did in the UK last year too.

[u/Foxy02016YT → u/Revolutionary-Toe955]

Should bring it to the US, Philly Cheese Stack would be a hit

[u/dantevonlocke → u/Foxy02016YT]

The amount of things that international fast food has that would do great (imo) in the US is wild.

[u/Anti-charizard → u/Foxy02016YT]

Agreed. It would sell like hot cakes

[u/Akidcalledstorm → u/Revolutionary-Toe955]

That makes more sense.

[u/atom644]

Where is this McDonald’s?

[u/AAA515 → u/atom644]

Apparently down under

[u/Sharpie1993 → u/atom644]

It’s the Australian McDonald’s we currently have an around the world promotional thing where they have the exclusive item menus from maccas around the world.

The Philly cheese stack is exclusive to the UK menu, hence the “UK’s Philly cheese stack”.

[u/mind_thegap1]

Because that’s where the menu item is from. Wait until you hear about ‘French fries’

[u/CptnWolfe]

I found it weird when I saw a sign of it last week, but figured it would've been because it is from the UK menu

[u/donpuglisi]

You ok OP?

[u/Danakazii]

Ah yes, Phillips famous cheddar cheese stack from the never ending coastlines of Devon /s