Home » Business » Russians fill their fridges with hamburgers and sell Big Macs for 200 euros Russians fill their fridges with hamburgers and sell Big Macs for 200 euros March 10, 2022 by world today news – © reddit – Russians are selling McDonald’s burgers online at very high prices since the fast food chain decided to close its doors in Russia. Big Mac menus can be bought online for no less than 200 euros each. And how about a fries sauce tray? It is sold for 100 euros. – jvhSource: The Telegraph Today at 19:03— Russians can no longer go to McDonald’s, since the fast food chain announced on Tuesday that it is closing 850 restaurants in Russia following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. According to CEO Chris Kempczinski, that was “a difficult decision, but it is impossible to ignore the human suffering of the Ukrainians”. In response, Russians started to stock up on burgers en masse this week. For example, a user on Reddit posted a photo of a refrigerator filled to the brim with burgers. There is little room left for other groceries. “It looks like a party at the White House,” one person jokes in the comments. “The burgers offer business opportunities,” commented another. And the latter, more Russians see. In addition to the overflowing refrigerators, the burgers are also offered for a fortune on the Russian auction site Avito (similar to eBay). A menu with two burgers, two drinks and a cherry pie is offered for 7,500 Russian rubles (50.28 euros). The buyer has to pick up the meal, which was purchased on March 9, in Moscow. – © Avito – – © Avito — Related posts:Avalanche overtakes Dogecoin | Deloitte makes AVAX flyOrlen wind farms. The concern wants to take over all the concessions in the Baltic SeaGerman shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp initiates legal proceedings against Dutch Ministry of Defence over s...China Railway No. 2 Electrical Engineering Co., Ltd. Sets Model Station Construction Standards for G... What agroecology for the Sahel? Meeting with the agro-pastoralists of Northern Senegal Russians are slowly feeling the effects of sanctions Leave a Comment Cancel replyCommentName Email Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Search for: