The Filet o Fish came first (debuting in 1962). The Egg Mcmuffin debuted 10 years later in 1972.
Filet o fish debuted in 1962 the mcmuffin was rolled out in the early 70's
The Filet o Fish came first (debuting in 1962). The Egg McMuffin debuted 10 years later in 1972.
The Egg McMuffin was introduced first in 1972, while the Filet-O-Fish was introduced a few years later in 1965.
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Filet-o-Fish...1962....McMuffin early 1970's The Filet-o-Fish was developed because the franchisees in heavily Catholic areas were losing too much money on Fridays during Lent (when Catholics do not eat meat). Since they, at first, didn't have anything a Catholic could eat, they were losing out to other restaurants that did have fish and other meatless options.
McDonald's Egg McMuffin first came out in 1972.
It was originally a small burgeer stand run by the McDonald brothers, then a rich man bought it, so i guess the rich man.
It came from France
A McDonald's owner in Cincinnati, OH who lived in a predominantly Roman Catholic neighborhood came up with the idea to draw in those customers who engaged in the practice of not eating meat on Fridays.
It's an abominable english invention!. I have no idea where it came from. Neither petit or petite is used in French to refer to filet mignon. If you are tryingt to say small then it would be petit since filet is masculine. However I think they use petite in reference to the size such as women's dress sizes - as in petite cut. Frankly both uses make me want to barf and slap people who use it with my filet mignon. If you must use a french word to refer to a piece of beef then at least abstain from adding pompousness to it and just call it filet mignon. If you really must use petit or petite then decide if you want to impress shallow americans (use petite) or appease the french that might come in the restaurant (use petit). Frankly I would just indicate how many ounces it was.
No. Who came first.