McDonald's dissappointed me

While waiting in the drive-thru this morning for my daily dose of Sausage McMuffin with egg and hash browns, I spotted some boxes outside the door.
What I saw on one repulsed me "Frozen Partially Cooked Sausage Patties" ewwww here I am in line thinking of fresh pork sausage frying on the grill and then I see this?
I swiped one of the boxes and checked the ingrediants. Wow, the numerous tongue twisting list of ingrediants sound as if they belong in a chemistry lab!
This stuff can't possibly be good for you, but why does it taste so good?

Gee, I wonder if anyone else has ever been disappointed by McDonald's.

This could be a long thread ....

So let me get this straight, you actually thought that the sausage at mcdonald's was fresh?

thier biscuits are frozen and reheated; who is going to get cranky about sausage cooked on a factory production line?

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Originally posted by syrup


here I am in line thinking of fresh pork sausage frying on the grill

Of course you were.

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Originally posted by syrup

While waiting in the drive-thru this morning for my daily dose of Sausage McMuffin with egg and hash browns, I spotted some boxes outside the door.
What I saw on one repulsed me "Frozen Partially Cooked Sausage Patties" ewwww here I am in line thinking of fresh pork sausage frying on the grill and then I see this?
I swiped one of the boxes and checked the ingrediants. Wow, the numerous tongue twisting list of ingrediants sound as if they belong in a chemistry lab!
This stuff can't possibly be good for you, but why does it taste so good?

And you are surprised because...?

Sheesh, next thing I know you'll be telling me the french fries aren't made from fresh cut taters. pb

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Originally posted by syrup

While waiting in the drive-thru this morning for my daily dose of Sausage McMuffin with egg and hash browns, I spotted some boxes outside the door.
What I saw on one repulsed me "Frozen Partially Cooked Sausage Patties" ewwww here I am in line thinking of fresh pork sausage frying on the grill and then I see this?
I swiped one of the boxes and checked the ingrediants. Wow, the numerous tongue twisting list of ingrediants sound as if they belong in a chemistry lab!
This stuff can't possibly be good for you, but why does it taste so good?

Do you think they cook the Filet-o-Fish from scratch, too? Or the fries?

don't they bake their buns fresh daily!!!???

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Originally posted by Michael Hoffman

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Originally posted by syrup

While waiting in the drive-thru this morning for my daily dose of Sausage McMuffin with egg and hash browns, I spotted some boxes outside the door.
What I saw on one repulsed me "Frozen Partially Cooked Sausage Patties" ewwww here I am in line thinking of fresh pork sausage frying on the grill and then I see this?
I swiped one of the boxes and checked the ingrediants. Wow, the numerous tongue twisting list of ingrediants sound as if they belong in a chemistry lab!
This stuff can't possibly be good for you, but why does it taste so good?

Do you think they cook the Filet-o-Fish from scratch, too? Or the fries?

You mean they don't have a Filet-O-Fish tank from which they pluck live, still swimming Filet-O-Fish that jump into a tray of breading and flop around until they are coated with golden brown crumbs prior to their leaping into the fry-o-lator?

Bubby

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Originally posted by BuddyRoadhouse

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Originally posted by Michael Hoffman

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Originally posted by syrup

While waiting in the drive-thru this morning for my daily dose of Sausage McMuffin with egg and hash browns, I spotted some boxes outside the door.
What I saw on one repulsed me "Frozen Partially Cooked Sausage Patties" ewwww here I am in line thinking of fresh pork sausage frying on the grill and then I see this?
I swiped one of the boxes and checked the ingrediants. Wow, the numerous tongue twisting list of ingrediants sound as if they belong in a chemistry lab!
This stuff can't possibly be good for you, but why does it taste so good?

Do you think they cook the Filet-o-Fish from scratch, too? Or the fries?

You mean they don't have a Filet-O-Fish tank from which they pluck live, still swimming Filet-O-Fish that jump into a tray of breading and flop around until they are coated with golden brown crumbs prior to their leaping into the fry-o-lator?

Bubby

Don't be ridiculous. They're naturally breaded and line-caught in the wild, and air-lifted in fresh.

LOL, They must be doing something right

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My goodness!All this time I thought the older gentleman I saw in the back was making fresh sausage!!Didnt realize he was just working to augment his measly social security check...

Just don't spoil the Premium coffee with wild tales! We often stop at McDonalds on the freeways mainly for a quick break and a cup of coffee. I'm sure it is free trade organic freshly roasted and ground, and probably from Jamaica.

You mean that the McShakes might not be made from hand dipped premium ice cream and fresh whole milk?

I still am not sure if Syrup posted because he was trying to give us a good laugh, or if he felt ripped off because he was buying factory-cooked frozen food that was merely re-heated.

McDonalds started serving breakfast about 30 years ago. Back then, they made biscuits from scratch, they cracked eggs fresh, the pancakes were made from freshly mixed batter. Now they are merely reheating food fully or partially cooked. You can now buy the same types of items in the frozen foods case of supermarkets, under such brands as Armour.

With the vast network of industrial spies we have on this forum, what breakfast items are still cooked fresh? By fresh, I am talking about items we expect to cook from the raw state at home. Obviously, items like ham are usually purchased at supermarkets fully cooked. The only thing I am still sure is freshly prepared at McDonalds is the coffee. The eggs, biscuits, sausage, all got some "help" before being heated at the local restaurant.

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Originally posted by BuddyRoadhouse

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You mean they don't have a Filet-O-Fish tank from which they pluck live, still swimming Filet-O-Fish that jump into a tray of breading and flop around until they are coated with golden brown crumbs prior to their leaping into the fry-o-lator?

Bubby

Love those Pices squareasoses.

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Originally posted by tiki

don't they bake their buns fresh daily!!!???

Only when they accidentally sit on the grill.

Syrup, rent SUPERSIZE ME, great movie on McDonalds.
Otherwise, you should listen to Mick Jagger when you can't get no satisfaction.

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Originally posted by syrup

While waiting in the drive-thru this morning for my daily dose of Sausage McMuffin with egg and hash browns, I spotted some boxes outside the door.
What I saw on one repulsed me "Frozen Partially Cooked Sausage Patties" ewwww here I am in line thinking of fresh pork sausage frying on the grill and then I see this?
I swiped one of the boxes and checked the ingrediants. Wow, the numerous tongue twisting list of ingrediants sound as if they belong in a chemistry lab!
This stuff can't possibly be good for you, but why does it taste so good?


My name on Roadfood is syrup. I did not post this message. Whoever is using my name please stop!!! I don't have a car so how the hell can I be waiting in a F***ing drive through!!!

If someone is using your account, then either they have your login information or you are logged in on either your computer or a public computer and they are using it without your knowledge. If either of those things are true, you should either log out when you are done on this site (in the case of a shared or public computer) or you should see about changing your password.

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Originally posted by syrup

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Originally posted by syrup

While waiting in the drive-thru this morning for my daily dose of Sausage McMuffin with egg and hash browns, I spotted some boxes outside the door.
What I saw on one repulsed me "Frozen Partially Cooked Sausage Patties" ewwww here I am in line thinking of fresh pork sausage frying on the grill and then I see this?
I swiped one of the boxes and checked the ingrediants. Wow, the numerous tongue twisting list of ingrediants sound as if they belong in a chemistry lab!
This stuff can't possibly be good for you, but why does it taste so good?


My name on Roadfood is syrup. I did not post this message. Whoever is using my name please stop!!! I don't have a car so how the hell can I be waiting in a F***ing drive through!!!

Everyone, please take note. There has been an abundance of instances recently where someone has hacked into another persons computer and made one single post on a relatively insignificant message board. This is becoming a crisis of sorts. Check Snopes if you don't believe me.

I did check Snopes, and could find nothing other than a false virus warning related to MySpace.

What would be the point, and why would it be considered a crisis? How sad a life can someone possibly have if they spend the time required to hack someone simply to pretend to be them for one post on a message board? Ack.

Gods, but I wish I could sleep. I cannot believe I just wasted the time, brainpower and bandwidth to look that up and post a response.

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Originally posted by jmckee

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Originally posted by tiki

don't they bake their buns fresh daily!!!???

Only when they accidentally sit on the grill.

Funny.

I'm not sure I've seen more sarcasm in one place.

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Originally posted by David_NYC

I still am not sure if Syrup posted because he was trying to give us a good laugh, or if he felt ripped off because he was buying factory-cooked frozen food that was merely re-heated.

McDonalds started serving breakfast about 30 years ago. Back then, they made biscuits from scratch, they cracked eggs fresh, the pancakes were made from freshly mixed batter. Now they are merely reheating food fully or partially cooked. You can now buy the same types of items in the frozen foods case of supermarkets, under such brands as Armour.

With the vast network of industrial spies we have on this forum, what breakfast items are still cooked fresh? By fresh, I am talking about items we expect to cook from the raw state at home. Obviously, items like ham are usually purchased at supermarkets fully cooked. The only thing I am still sure is freshly prepared at McDonalds is the coffee. The eggs, biscuits, sausage, all got some "help" before being heated at the local restaurant.

I don't think that they actually have an old-fashioned grill anymore. The burgers are cooked in a gadget that looks like a big sandwich press. I guess they toss the half-cooked sausage patties in it too.

LMAO! This thread cracks me up. I guess those deliciously seasoned McNuggets aren't fried in fresh fat free cooking oil at the restaurant or made from 100% White Meat Chicken Breast from Tyson either, no?

McD's is so phony they are trying to get us to stop using REAL cash. They want you to use the visa cards. PS - I don't go there- our son mentioned this factoid.

I wonder if this thread will ever die?

Don't know of any fast food chains that make things fresh for breakfast.Maybe Grandy's and two local San Antonio chains,Las Palapas
and Taco Cabana.They make breakfast tacos and have huevos ranchos (ranch style eggs) with refried beans,potatoes and flour tortillas plates,that sort of thing.It's all about the almight dollar,not quality food at places like McDonald's.