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Maggie Fletcher posted:Same. It's probably pretty good. Out here once a year we have a garlic festival and they serve garlic ice cream, which is supposed to be pretty good. I haven't had a chance to try it, but if I ever do I would so hard. I've gone to the festival a few times, but still haven't tried the ice cream. My husband says it's alright, but he has questionable tastes (as evidenced by the fact that he married me). I think I might not be so hesitant to try it if they weren't always giving it away for free.
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GrandpaPants posted:Japan had the Mega Mac: When I was in high school my brother and I drove 30 miles to the nearest McDonald's to eat some of these. They were like $2 or something stupid like that.
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I have the worst stomach virus right now and have been living on chicken broth, yogurt, crackers, and bread for a couple of days. That photo of the terrible McDonald's burgs literally made my mouth water. gently caress you, lizard brain, I couldn't eat that even if I wanted to!
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The Snoo posted:when the gently caress did this happen, I need a mac jr. right now I almost got one today but ordered before I saw it, drat changing video boards. One of these and a triple cheeseburger would have been too much.
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I never understood the appeal of the third piece of bread in a Big Mac.
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FPzero posted:I never understood the appeal of the third piece of bread in a Big Mac. The burgs aren't supposed to touch.
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FPzero posted:I never understood the appeal of the third piece of bread in a Big Mac. It originally had 2 buns in there so you could share with a friend, but they found americans to be too fat and eating it all themselves, so they ditched the second bun.
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The General posted:It originally had 2 buns in there so you could share with a friend, but they found americans to be too fat and eating it all themselves, so they ditched the second bun. No it didn't. The middle bun is a thing from club sandwiches, which McDonald's directly copied from the also-made-with-three-slices-of-bread Big Boy sandwich from Bob's Big Boy. It's always been "Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun." Not "Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on two sesame seed buns so you can share with a friend."
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Enola Gay-For-Pay posted:There are easier ways to make yourself throw up, Snoo. but I'm so hungry I haven't been to a mcdonalds in a while since the one by us mysteriously closed down and we don't live conveniently near the 'good' one anymore... but I might try to budget some lovely mcdonalds into my calorie counting and get a babby big mac  it sounds more interesting than just a single cheeseburger at least
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The General posted:It originally had 2 buns in there so you could share with a friend, but they found americans to be too fat and eating it all themselves, so they ditched the second bun. I thought it was for structural stability, so it looks slightly less like the pale, crushed garbage the rest of their menu looks like in reality.
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if that grand mac makes you feel like you don't need to eat for a few days god help you if you ever have a baconater, an amount of food which still isn't really that much compared to like small town diner burgers
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Or gently caress, if you've ever had a burger at a sit-down restaurant, or at a place like In-N-Out or Fatburger or Five Guys. McDonalds makes burgers like a third the size of any of those and they get to carry around the mantle of AMBASSADOR OF GLUTTONY forever
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Yeah I'm sure the Big Mac was a huge burger back in the day but the race to the bottom has led to to stuff like this
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Aramek posted:I like savouries 10x more than I like sweets, so I'd totally try a savory doughnut. Zipperelli. posted:Donuts with maple frosting and crumbled bacon on top are loving delicious. Oh man, I just had an idea. Some kind of dense bar like pumpkin or banana with maple glaze and crumbled bacon/peanuts on top. Probably 1/4 bacon 3/4 peanuts. That's not AFP at all though. I saw this in the store the other day  the picture does not do justice to the shade of green that this guacamole "style" dip is. It's the exact color of a pistachio pudding box. Or the green part of an Andes mint.   Also there are tons of little air bubbles in it. Whipped Guacamole 👌 Style 👌 Dip. The jar was the size of one avocado, and the price of 3 avocados. Why would you do this to yourself?
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That looks like a delicious burger/calzone* hybrid. Would if I could. *stromboli in some locations
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Aesop Poprock posted:I got that Grand Mac they just started selling at mcdonalds that's essentially a big mac made with quarter pounder patties and buns. It was uh fine but I feel like I probably don't need to eat for a couple days. I didn't take a picture cause its pretty much what you'd expect it to look like but here. I don't think I'll get it again it's just way to much at once and now I feel sluggish after eating it two hours ago Did they just move the big Mac closer to the camera for the grand Mac?
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p-hop posted:Oh man, I just had an idea. Some kind of dense bar like pumpkin or banana with maple glaze and crumbled bacon/peanuts on top. Probably 1/4 bacon 3/4 peanuts. That's not AFP at all though. Creamy avocado salsa is a great thing that you can get all over Mexico and also in really good taquerias here in  .Ortega just called it the wrong thing, and also probably it isn't good because Ortega is not good, but I would buy the hell out of that if a decent company like La Preferida made one.
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NewFatMike posted:Did they just move the big Mac closer to the camera for the grand Mac? Nah, its a legitimately larger size with different patty and bun so it actually tastes a bit more like burger than the standard one. It was very successful in Europe and was brought to the states after the build it your way concept completely failed here. The Grand Big Mac was the bane of my existence when I worked for corporate McDonalds because every country in Europe called it something different and treated their media budgets and strategies for it completely different and seriously you will never gain a more immediate understanding of national stereotypes than when you work in a global position.
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I've had mcdonalds once in my life, and to this day I still have no idea how that company is able to turn a profit.
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Mymla posted:I've had mcdonalds once in my life, and to this day I still have no idea how that company is able to turn a profit. They're cheap, everywhere and wages are low so it's not like everyones gonna/can find a Backyard or Cookout burger instead. I'm not a coffee fan but I'd have to imagine that the fact that they're everywhere is why people keep going for their coffee too.
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RareAcumen posted:They're cheap, everywhere and wages are low so it's not like everyones gonna/can find a Backyard or Cookout burger instead. Their coffee is actually not bad, $1 for a large iced/hot coffee most of the time, yeah, I'll go there instead of the starbucks across the street. I think it's also because they were one of the first drive through coffee places in small town USA (at least on the east coast) my whole family used to get mcdonalds coffee. I remember these cups from like the time I gained memory as a kid.  Mister Macys posted:I thought it was for structural stability, so it looks slightly less like the pale, crushed garbage the rest of their menu looks like in reality. Nah, they got the figured out with the triple.  Oh wait, 
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Second one looks better, first one looks like photoshopped plastic. The cheese looks a bit grody, but that's because whomever took the picture probably let it get cold before opening the package.
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Plinkey posted:Their coffee is actually not bad, $1 for a large iced/hot coffee most of the time, yeah, I'll go there instead of the starbucks across the street. Pretty much this. I've had maybe 3 or 4 burgers at McD's over the last year, but on long road trips, when you've run out of your own coffee or it's gotten cold, McD's is a safe bet for some good coffee at a reasonable price and quantity. Certainly better and way cheaper than any coffee at your average rest areas/truck stops.
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Plinkey posted:Their coffee is actually not bad, $1 for a large iced/hot coffee most of the time, yeah, I'll go there instead of the starbucks across the street. Germansimp posted:Pretty much this. I've had maybe 3 or 4 burgers at McD's over the last year, but on long road trips, when you've run out of your own coffee or it's gotten cold, McD's is a safe bet for some good coffee at a reasonable price and quantity. Certainly better and way cheaper than any coffee at your average rest areas/truck stops. Huh. Well alright. Mcdonalds was always at the bottom of the list as far as fast food for us so I never really got why people'd get coffee up there since it couldn't be that good right? I assumed as much when you consider the food. Anyway, that's enough chatter with no content from me.            http://i.imgur.com/znB0HRN.jpg It looks like a dick and I wouldn't want someone getting in trouble at work. 
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Plinkey posted:I think it's also because they were one of the first drive through coffee places in small town USA (at least on the east coast) my whole family used to get mcdonalds coffee. I remember these cups from like the time I gained memory as a kid. If McDonald's sold ceramic versions of this cup, they'd make yet another billion goddamn dollars.
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"OK, now fry up some of them saltines." "Saltines?" "DID I loving STUTTER?" 
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As someone who used to put Doritos and Cheetos in his sandwiches at lunch when he was 7... would. Just for the memories.
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Pastry of the Year posted:If McDonald's sold ceramic versions of this cup, they'd make yet another billion goddamn dollars. Sounds like a good kickstarter! I'd buy one, or 6.
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Plinkey posted:Sounds like a good kickstarter! Shipping estimated to begin
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Huh, apparently it was kinda a thing. 
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Everyone check your bingo cards 'cause there's no way someone didn't win with this fuckin' thing
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Minus the loose corn that would be a good roast dinner
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Sakurazuka posted:Minus the loose corn that would be a good roast dinner  No it wouldn't it's a pile of trash food. Help I'm drowning under all this loose corn. / 
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