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Originally Posted by BOB W
(Post 36617177)
For the first time in a very long time I broke down and ordered a bacon quarter pounder last week. It was the most disgusting thing I have been served ever!!! Frozen and thawed patty, stale bun and something some people might claim was bacon.
Now we find that they can't even bother to cut the onions fresh in the restaurant. The ones poisoning people were processed in some giant factory and shipped to the (I am not sure I can even call them) restaurants. It is very sad since at one time Mickey Dee's served good, reasonably priced food. Now they do neither. |
Originally Posted by Eastbay1K
(Post 36617238)
I have managed to not eat a McD's burger, or anything else of theirs for that matter for approximately 42 years. Thanks for reminding me why!
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Tsk tsk. I'm not ashamed to admit I indulge in a McDs breakfast a few times a year, and a burger now and again. And I always enjoy it for what it is. :)
I, unlike many, do not really care much for their fries, and rarely ever order them. |
Originally Posted by braslvr
(Post 36617266)
Tsk tsk. I'm not ashamed to admit I indulge in a McDs breakfast a few times a year, and a burger now and again. And I always enjoy it for what it is. :)
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Damn, I thought their ‘improvement’ to the quarter pounder beef years back was quite noticeable, too bad about the outbreak.
id still put McDs above BK and Jack |
I eat breakfast at McD's once a week while on the road and I think it's fine for what it is. Either a big breakfast (no hotcakes) or a couple of muffin sandwiches. The egg, sausage, muffin, hash brown - they're all the same as what you'd buy at the grocery and prepare yourself.
I rarely eat lunch or dinner there - but I also noticed a positive improvement when they started making the quarter pounder fresh and with seasoning. But, it's still not great by any means, and places like Shake Shack, 5 guys, In n out are all way better. |
Originally Posted by work2fly
(Post 36618072)
I rarely eat lunch or dinner there - but I also noticed a positive improvement when they started making the quarter pounder fresh and with seasoning. But, it's still not great by any means, and places like Shake Shack, 5 guys, In n out are all way better.
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I'm mildly curious about the 'Chicken Big Mac' that they've been advertising. Has anybody had it? I imagine its a McChicken but with the big mac sauce, but not much different.
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Originally Posted by work2fly
(Post 36618072)
I eat breakfast at McD's once a week while on the road and I think it's fine for what it is. Either a big breakfast (no hotcakes) or a couple of muffin sandwiches. The egg, sausage, muffin, hash brown - they're all the same as what you'd buy at the grocery and prepare yourself.
I rarely eat lunch or dinner there - but I also noticed a positive improvement when they started making the quarter pounder fresh and with seasoning. But, it's still not great by any means, and places like Shake Shack, 5 guys, In n out are all way better. Sure, if you go to the grocery store and shop in the frozen food aisle. I buy fresh food and cook it at home -- costs little and tastes great. |
Originally Posted by Eastbay1K
(Post 36617238)
I have managed to not eat a McD's burger, or anything else of theirs for that matter for approximately 42 years. Thanks for reminding me why!
And that new vanilla Frosty with pineapple syrup is really tasty! |
Originally Posted by Kevin AA
(Post 36620577)
Lol
Sure, if you go to the grocery store and shop in the frozen food aisle. I buy fresh food and cook it at home -- costs little and tastes great. |
Originally Posted by krazykanuck
(Post 36618241)
I'm mildly curious about the 'Chicken Big Mac' that they've been advertising. Has anybody had it? I imagine its a McChicken but with the big mac sauce, but not much different.
Pass on it. not worthwhile or enjoyable IMO. They've taken the McChicken patties & used to replace the hamburger patties. As a result, too much breading. I'll enjoy the occaisonal spicy McChicken sandwich but I'll toss one side of the bun and add tomatoes, pickles, cheese.
Originally Posted by work2fly
(Post 36618072)
I eat breakfast at McD's once a week while on the road and I think it's fine for what it is. Either a big breakfast (no hotcakes) or a couple of muffin sandwiches.
I'm all about Chick Fil A chicken biscuit sandwiches if I do have fast food breakfast. Really tasty. I limit myself to one per month. |
delete please
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Originally Posted by Sweet Willie
(Post 36621033)
I'm all about Chick Fil A chicken biscuit sandwiches if I do have fast food breakfast. Really tasty. I limit myself to one per month.
Bojangles has better biscuit sandwiches. CLT has a Bojangles. |
I just had the Mighty Wings (remember those?) in a China McDonalds, they're every bit as good (and slightly overpriced) as I remember them
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