Donald Trump's fast‑food plane menu sparks social‑media buzz before NATO summit in Turkey

U.S. President Donald Trump’s aircraft, en route to the NATO summit in Ankara, served a special fast‑food menu prepared to mark the United States’ 250th anniversary. The menu included hamburgers, hot dogs, coffee, desserts and sauces, but omitted the usual French‑fries offering. Images of the meal spread widely on social platforms, prompting comments that the president “didn’t surprise anyone.” The menu drew attention alongside Trump’s long‑standing dietary habits, notably his reported consumption of 10‑12 cans of diet cola daily and his preference for fast‑food items such as burgers and fried chicken.

The menu was first disclosed by the White House’s protocol chief, and its viral circulation highlighted public interest in the personal quirks of the U.S. leader during a high‑profile diplomatic visit to Turkey.