Trump's request to White House chefs to imitate McDonald’s food
A former member of the president's security force has confessed to some of Trump's extravagances
Since Donald Trump assumed the presidency of the United States a year ago, we know his culinary tastes even better: he loves steak well done with ketchup and ice cream, but what he is truly passionate about is fast food, preferably McDonald's. for which he even recorded an advertisement in the 90s.
Such is the love he professes for the network that he even used it during his campaign as a tool for political promotion. And this week, while the president visits Asia - where the leaders of the countries he travels try to treat him with dishes away from raw fish - Politico magazine has published an article in which Keith Schiller, a former member of the corps of Trump's security until last September, who was named Director of Operations for the Oval Office.
Donald Trump is passionate about fast food, preferably McDonald’s
Schiller tells the publication that he once had to run to a McDonald's establishment because what the White House cooks prepared, whom the president had personally ordered to imitate some specific dishes of the great American food brand, did not satisfy him. .
Forced to follow orders, the security member had to go to McDonald’s on New York Avenue to buy two quarter-pound hamburgers, no pickles and extra ketchup, and a fried apple pie.
As Politico explains, similar events also happened during the electoral campaign. Trump repeatedly asked someone to go to the nearest McDonald’s to buy an Egg McMuffin, often for breakfast, or two hamburgers and a large helping of potatoes while he waited in the limo.
After knowing the secret, some media have wondered how Donald Trump can question the work of the highly qualified White House chefs and ask them to recreate low-quality food.
