One of the most popular food joint in Pennsylvania, the Big Mac Museum, Pennsylvania is also one of the famed tourist attractions in the state. The Big Mac Museum, Pennsylvania has made its own distinct place in the heart of tourists as one of the top tourist sites in Pennsylvania. The Big Mac Museum is located in North Huntingdon. It is one and half miles west of I-76/Pennsylvania Turnpike exit 67, on the north side of US 30. The Big Mac is undoubtedly McDonald's most famous sandwich which was first served by its founder Jim Delligatti some 40 years ago.
The popular Big Mac sandwich is a type of a cheese burger, a signature sandwich sold by the McDonald's fast-food restaurants since the year 1968. It is made with beef patties, lettuce, cheese, pickles and onion, with a special sauce and a sesame seed bun.On August 23, 2007, Jim "MJ" Delligatti, opened the doors of McDonald's Big Mac Museum Restaurant in North Huntingdon to the public. Here you will be amazed to see the world's largest Big Mac statue which measures 14 feet high by 12 feet wide. World's favorite monster burger was born about 40 miles south of here, in Uniontown, when franchisee Jim Delligatti introduced it as a menu item in August 1967. Delligatti's family now owns 18 McDonald's, and they decided to open the museum on the Big Mac's 40th anniversary in North Huntingdon. The Big Mac Museum, Pennsylvania though lacks some of the quirky charm of Wendy's reliquary, but it has a 14-foot-tall Big Mac.
Inside the Big Mac Museum, Pennsylvania you will see a life-size bronze bust of Delligatti, occupying a center table, holding in his hand a Big Mac. Another table remembers Pittsburgh mayor Sophie Masloff, who declared September 25, 1992, to be McDonald's Corporation Day, and renamed the city Big Mac USA.Here you will see a Big Mac toaster used from 1970 to 1997, a Big Mac Sauce Gun, and assorted business awards such as A Long and Tasteful Partnership: Coca-Cola and Big Mac.
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