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Iceland Has Preserved Its Last Big Mac Meal

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A perfectly preserved Big Mac from 2009 is on display in Iceland. In 2008, high import tariffs and taxes in Iceland caused the only McDonald’s in the country to close down. On the last day of

Atlas Obscura tells the story of a 12-year-old Big Mac in Iceland that belonged to a man named Hjörtur Smárason before traveling the country as a piece of history.

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One Big Mac in Iceland, though, is different. This Big Mac Of Big Macs is revered for its age and wisdom, honored as an artifact of a bygone time. Atlas Obscura tells the story of a 12-year-old

„The last McDonald’s burger in Iceland. And what do you do with a historical artifact? You put it in a museum.“ The meal spent a year at the National Museum of Iceland

This company has held its place as a family favorite by keeping its prices affordable, particularly in comparison to other well-known chains. A meal that includes a burger, french fries and a soft

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Previously, Iceland had three McDonald’s outlets, but they permanently closed down in 2009. However, a part of the fast food chain

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Iceland preserved a McDonald’s burger from 2009 because of the symbolic tie to the fast food chain. Icelanders were disheartened when

In 2009, McDonald’s closed all three of their restaurants in Iceland. One of the last customers, Hjörtur Smárason, purchased a Big Mac and fries. He had heard that the food

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They have preserved a 12-year-old Big Mac as a historical artifact. It is said that the Big Mac was bought on October 30, 2009, by a Hjortur Smaraso. Which was the day

That’s because, after the financial crash of 2008, the last McDonalds in Iceland closed its doors. The day before the McDonalds was set to close, a person named Hjortur S. purchased a Big

Previously, Iceland had three McDonald’s outlets, but they permanently closed down in 2009. However, a part of the fast food chain remains a part of the country’s history.

It turns out that Big Mac tells us a lot about Iceland’s economy and national identity. Our friends at the Atlas Obscura podcast explore the world’s strange, incredible, and

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In Iceland, the country’s three McDonald’s locations closed their doors in 2009. Still, the memory of the fast food chain lives on through an

In the face of this absolute terror, on the last day McDonalds was open, one brave Icelander, Hjörtur Smárason, bought the last McDonald’s cheeseburger ever sold in Iceland.

A Big Mac meal (which includes fries and a drink) costs around 1,490 Icelandic Krona (ISK), which is about $11 USD. This may seem expensive compared to other countries,

When McDonald’s closed all its restaurants in Iceland in 2009, one man decided to buy his last hamburger and fries. „I had heard that McDonald’s never decompose so I just wanted to see if

The fast food giant closed its last restaurant in the Northern-European country a decade ago, but the last burger they ever sold has been carefully preserved and it still looks

Iceland has preserved a 12-year-old Big Mac as a historical artefact and displayed it across the country.

Other fast food restaurants have come and gone in the country since McDonald’s closed in 2009, but one thing has remained the same: the continued existence of Iceland’s last