McRib

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Originally posted by Scorereader

B&S,
Human beans...gives a WHOLE new meaning to the kidney bean, no?

It AIN'T "Human beans". It's Human "be-ann-s". Where you folks frum? NORTH Gawjia??? (Or worse...)... Lawdy have mercy; you nawtherners have no class.

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Originally posted by Adjudicator

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Originally posted by Scorereader

B&S,
Human beans...gives a WHOLE new meaning to the kidney bean, no?

It AIN'T "Human beans". It's Human "be-ann-s". Where you folks frum? NORTH Gawjia??? (Or worse...)... Lawdy have mercy; you nawtherners have no class.

Or, Human bee-uns...
I must start getting used to the "twang", now that I have conquered the Yankee accent.. thankfully I am very adaptable to regional speech, and can fit in most places in this bee-yooo-tee-full country!
Now that I will be leaving Maine in 2 weeks, I can say I have lived from one end of U.S. 1 to the other.

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I don't care for McRibs either. As far as pressed meat goes you must not eat hamburgers either.

Hamburgers are not pressed meat either. They are ground meat. Pressed meat is a whole different animal. Pressed meat is what you will find as the chicken fried steak in cheap frozen meals or the turkey in Buddig and other cheap deli meats. Chicken McNuggets are also pressed meat (althoghth the new ones are pressed white meat).

I suppose my favorite Buon Gusto Salami is technically pressed meat, but that is my exception.

Tried one many years ago w/ the understanding that if I didn't like it they would refund my money. One bite and I had my money back. They were cheerful and there was no problem but that puppy was terrible, IMHO.

is this where the shamrock shake topic belongs??? Never had one but are they still served? what did they taste like?

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Originally posted by subseeker


I live in DC and would love to try one again.

With DC's plight to be recognized as a BBQ town, you have shamed our fair city. There's only one way to redeem yourself...
Become Mayor, get caught smokin' cocaine with a prostitute, go to jail, get out, run for public office, win, and then fail another drug test. Only then will you be a true Washingtonian again.

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Originally posted by CatracksI never really understood how anyone could eat pressed meat.

I like pressed meat with cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, and some better stuff than yellow mustard. Most of you call them hot dogs. On a poppy seed bun with pickle relish (but not pickles, that's what cukes is about) and some peppers, that's Chicago Style.

I like McDs because they're a damn fine corporate citizen, and they're not bad if I'm in a hurry. A McRib is close enough to barbecue when I'm strapped for cash or time, but not if I have the power to choose something else.

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Originally posted by shen

is this where the shamrock shake topic belongs??? Never had one but are they still served? what did they taste like?

Driving by our local McD today I noticed a sign for the shamrock shake, I think it's a seasonal thing.

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Originally posted by Scorereader

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Originally posted by subseeker


I live in DC and would love to try one again.

With DC's plight to be recognized as a BBQ town, you have shamed our fair city. There's only one way to redeem yourself...
Become Mayor, get caught smokin' cocaine with a prostitute, go to jail, get out, run for public office, win, and then fail another drug test. Only then will you be a true Washingtonian again.

And never, under any circumstances pay your taxes.

Shamrock Shake is seasonal, for St. Paddy's day (funny, how come no McCorned Beef & Cabbage Sandwich?).

I recall having one, maybe about 35 years ago, when I was still a kid and liked disgusting sweet crap. It was mint flavored, sweet, and even I thought it was disgusting.

Would have preferred a corned beef shake. Haven't had one since.

Funny, had a McRib, in it's first go around to my knowledge, guessing about 20 years ago. Haven't had one of those since, either.

McDs has a web site claiming McRib is gone for good, but then offering a petition to revive it. Gee, that wouldn't be a marketing ploy would it?

St. Pat's day I'm gonna get the McGuinness Extra Stout Shake. Mmmmmm.

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Originally posted by jimcor

St. Pat's day I'm gonna get the McGuinness Extra Stout Shake. Mmmmmm.

How about some Corned McBeef and McCabbage?

Oooo the McRib in its fake molded shape! It's always reminded me of "Creepy Crawlers" --- where you put the gloopy stuff into molds and made spiders, snakes, etc.? Yech!

Andrea

Last year at this time and through St. Patrick's Day, my wife and I were in the throws of house hunting and bidding on properties.
St. Patty's Day arrived and we were so tired and in no mood to go to a crowded Irish Pub and get smooshed all night by the throngs of people, that we opted to sit in McDonald's and share a Shamrock Shake.
Not nearly as good as I remember them as a kid (but then, my memory fades with time, as all of our memories do) but, nevertheless, we were relaxed, enjoyed our shake/ice cream and didn't wake up with a hang over!

We signed the closing documents on our house last St. Patty's Day.

So this year will be a celebration of sorts...

We have to make it meaningful for our 2 boys - who only know that you get pinched if you don't wear "green" to school.

It is on Friday this year - better get yer money's worth!

I am not a big fan of McDonalds. Their McRib sandwich was tasty for me. I do not make it a position to buy often but the taste was OK with me.

Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN

Was the McRib originally round?  I didn;t remember tbhat it always was on a sub roll.
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McSpam
 
 

Yo, Mods!  Prime candidate for the Fast Food forum!

 
The McRib can celebrate being number eight !!!
http://www.lunch.com/that...y_3_On_This_List_.html

Deconstructing the McRib...I don't have enough posts to include the link but at foodfacts dot info backslash mcrib is some interesting albeit unsettling pictures and details.
 
 

I McSpotted the McRib yesterday while coming home from visiting the Belterra Casino in Indiana -  McDonalds was nearby and was really  the only thing nearby on the way home  other than a Subway which is in the same roadside  complex - it's a nice Casino but they basically  have you trapped there food-wise.  I haven't sampled Belterra's food, but it looked okay. 

Robotoy1


Was the McRib originally round?  I didn;t remember tbhat it always was on a sub roll.
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Don't know, but it should be shaped like a t..d, since that's what it is!

Make your own:
http://www.saveur.com/art...r-and-Always-Available

If you cannot make a round piece of meat oblong forget it. simple. Think how others form things. Bakers, Cooks, Metal Workers. You just do not pound straight down.  as the mallet strikes the the piece you slide sideways. develop this and can make a great BPT. how do you think they do this. go to school. LOL
Loin in Bulleyes BBQ Sauce for 6 Hrs in a slow Cooker . Bun of your choice. Onions -pickles your choice.
I throw 1/4 C Chopped onion in the sauce
 
In my office 43 weeks a year. people rave.

the new commercial makes me ill. Watching people eat it with the sauce coming out of their mouth - it totally grosses me out. I don't like watching people slobber on food or lick fingers.
 
 

Score has a point about that commercial. I just turn my head. And I'm not known to be tha squeeemish sort.
Joe