The McRib is Back
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Stopped by McD and got myself a large fry, (not a fan-got it for Monopoly) and the Mcrib sandwich.. Now this is my first time ever trying this sandwiches.. The verdict, It was delicious, now I feel like I should have gotten a second one..
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It will take you forever to reach McFib Platinum if you don't. 
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I don't know. Does anyone have a link to the McDonald's Terms and Conditions for earning status?
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It will take you forever to reach McFib Platinum if you don't. 
Best regards,
William R. Sanders
Online Guest Feedback Coordinator
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide
[email protected]

Best regards,
William R. Sanders
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Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide
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Went out and got myself a second Ribwich.. Sadly this one didnt have much BBQ as the first one I had, But it was Good.
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I haven't been to a Mickey D's in a long time. Had my very first McRib today and I'm sorry to say that it was just OK. I think I started getting all excited about all the hype in this thread and my expectations were unrealistic.
Now those fries, on the other hand.......yummmeeeee!
Now those fries, on the other hand.......yummmeeeee!
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I haven't been to a Mickey D's in a long time. Had my very first McRib today and I'm sorry to say that it was just OK. I think I started getting all excited about all the hype in this thread and my expectations were unrealistic.
Now those fries, on the other hand.......yummmeeeee!
Now those fries, on the other hand.......yummmeeeee!

Just breathe normally. It won't hurt you much. Just relax.......
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Not even the miracle of Transubstantiation could convert a McRib into a menu item of more than vague and remote appeal to a tribe of nomads wandering long in the wilderness without any food.
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I used to run a McDonald's in a past life. We'd do the McRibs every year back then (late 80s to early 90s) for about 2 months.
Back then, we'd grill up the pork patties and then drain the grease and submerge them in a marinator (a pan submerged in hot water) filled with BBQ sauce that came in gallon jugs.
To make a McRib, you toasted a bun, put onions and 2 pickles on the bun, and then took a pair of tongs and fished out a rib patty from the BBQ sauce. The key was getting just the right amount of sauce on the sandwich.
Those things took forever to make, were messy, and I sureashell ate my share when they were around. Best part was the end of the selling period when we had gallons of that sauce around. I took more than one gallon of that sauce home.
Back then, we'd grill up the pork patties and then drain the grease and submerge them in a marinator (a pan submerged in hot water) filled with BBQ sauce that came in gallon jugs.
To make a McRib, you toasted a bun, put onions and 2 pickles on the bun, and then took a pair of tongs and fished out a rib patty from the BBQ sauce. The key was getting just the right amount of sauce on the sandwich.
Those things took forever to make, were messy, and I sureashell ate my share when they were around. Best part was the end of the selling period when we had gallons of that sauce around. I took more than one gallon of that sauce home.


