McDonald's rotating menu of region-specific food items at its Chicago headquarters reminded me to incorporate foreign dishes, even if only rice and pasta, with domestic favorites, at home. As a tribute to the company's worldwide presence, McDonald's goes a bit further, according to trendwatching.com.
At headquarters, a lighted map shows which countries' food items are on the menu that day. Trendwatching gives examples of the following food McDonald's serves and replaces with new items every two months: Chinese purple taro burgers, Australian curried noodles, Latin American desserts.
In the Northern Hemisphere, when most students have a couple of school-free months, a library visit can find a cookbook offering foreign foods a family can cook together for any dinner or a special international feast. Outdoors and in, students can plant a variety of herbs used by cooks around the world.
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