Heidi's Food Reviews

I tried the infamous Travis Scott meal at McDonald's!  The Cactus Jack meal is a collaboration by international fast-food icon, McDonald's, with popular rapper, celebrity, and new father, Travis Scott. The meal includes 3 items: burger, fries, and drink similar to a standard McDonald's meal. It closely resembles a classic 'Quarter Pounder with Cheese meal' from the restaurant... but I'll let you hear it from the video.  Watch my reaction here:     Although the Travis Scott/Cactus Jack meal is no longer available, watch the end of my video to see how you can create it yourself using McDonald's standard menus items and a few tricks!  Bon appetit foodies!  Heidi

After hearing hours of BurgerKing commercials advertising their Impossible Whopper throughout the past year, I decided to finally try the thing out for myself. Although I prefer McDonald's to BurgerKing, I do have a strong allegiance to the chain, so I felt it was my duty to give their new animal-friendly, sustainable product a fair review... and I was quite glad I did actually. TL;DR~ It was good.

 Whataburger®️ 's New, Limited Edition  Dr. Pepper®️ Milkshake Dr. Pepper Milkshake from Whataburger When I received the milkshake (I ordered a 20 oz) the presentation was exactly the same as every other Whataburger milkshake I have ever had. See image below. Whataburger Milkshake presentation The shakes at Whataburger are unusually big compared to the same size beverage at other restaurants as I've emphasized in the table below. However, if you're used to Whataburger milkshakes, this should come as no surprise. Size Whataburger McDonald's Small 16 oz 12 oz Medium 20 oz 16 oz Large 32 oz NA Now for the important part: consuming the milkshake Appearance Whataburger's Dr. Pepper milkshake, upon inspection, was a standard chocolate milkshake, mixed with liquid Dr. Pepper soda. The appearance of the shake itself looked just like the usual chocol...