This burger is a McDonald's standard, and it's known for how simple it is. A simple but tasty meal is made by putting vegetables, mustard, and ketchup on top of a single patty.
This fish burger is a popular item at McDonald's. All you need is a bun, a fish patty, tartar sauce, and cheese. Fish is a better choice than beef because it is naturally leaner and has fewer grams of saturated fat.
A single slice of cheese adds 50 calories and a couple of grams of protein to the burger. Even though it has some saturated fat, the total number of calories is still fine for a meal.
This standard sandwich on the menu is topped with just mayonnaise and shredded lettuce. It only has 560 mg of salt, which is much less than other sandwiches and burgers.
The next one on our list is the McDouble®, which has a pretty big jump in salt and saturated fat. Two patties, one slice of cheese, and the bun give the burger its calories and fat.
This simple chicken burger on a potato roll with pickles and salted butter costs 70 extra calories.
This special version has the same crispy chicken fillet and potato roll as the original, but instead of butter and pickles, it has tomato, lettuce, and mayonnaise.
The only difference between the different kinds of McCrispyTM is 60 calories, but they have very different amounts of salt. This choice has the same number of calories, fat, saturated fat, and protein.
Although this option has the same Spicy Pepper Sauce, it swaps tomato and lettuce for pickles, creating a sandwich with even more sodium.