Mcdonalds

[The1exile]

I can't believe unriggable and/or colaalone didn't post that yet.

[magneticgoop]

... speakin' of Whoppers, the first Burger King in Japan opened its doors in Shinjuku last week. It's about 5 hours away from me by train... but I'm thinking I might go...

don't get yourself disappointed over a crummy excuse for a burger

[Bertros Bertros]

Where's the "Can I have a Whopper?"-question

... speakin' of Whoppers, the first Burger King in Japan opened its doors in Shinjuku last week. It's about 5 hours away from me by train... but I'm thinking I might go...

...

Dude they just opened the first Beard Papa's in London. First in Europe, I believe. A very exciting development nonetheless.

I had burger king in Dover before we caught the ferry first time in the UK going to France in 2000. It was not very good.

Whilst I don't do Maccy Ds and manage to stomach BK as an act of desperation maybe once a year maximum I'd like to point out that the quality of culinary experience in Dover is not representative of the UK as a whole.

[Hitman079]

has anyone ever seen 'Supersize Me' -that says it all

i was hungry for Mickey D's after that..
and also a good question:
can i have a mcpizza?

[heavycola]

has anyone ever seen 'Supersize Me' -that says it all

i was hungry for Mickey D's after that..
and also a good question:
can i have a mcpizza?

In Scotland they deep fry pizza slices. And steaks, and mars bars. and cigarettes.

[Hitman079]

i know they do. i'd try one, only if i needed to gain weight, or stop my heart.

[2dimes]

Where's the "Can I have a Whopper?"-question

... speakin' of Whoppers, the first Burger King in Japan opened its doors in Shinjuku last week. It's about 5 hours away from me by train... but I'm thinking I might go...

...

Dude they just opened the first Beard Papa's in London. First in Europe, I believe. A very exciting development nonetheless.

I had burger king in Dover before we caught the ferry first time in the UK going to France in 2000. It was not very good.

Whilst I don't do Maccy Ds and manage to stomach BK as an act of desperation maybe once a year maximum I'd like to point out that the quality of culinary experience in Dover is not representative of the UK as a whole.

I believe that, we had some decent food when we came back and spent some time wandering. I'm not a fan of British beef overall though. I think you prefer the beef you grew up eating, though I love it from egypt!

[the_monstermash]

hahahahaha, 'Do you use sperm in your burgers?', why would McDonalds put that up?!

[lduke1990]

I worked at McDonald's for 10 months, I don't eat there, and when I worked there, I only ate there if I made the burger myself. I have my reasons, if you have any questions as to why please ask away.

[luns101]

I worked at McDonald's for 10 months, I don't eat there, and when I worked there, I only ate there if I made the burger myself. I have my reasons, if you have any questions as to why please ask away.

OK, why? Did they break the health code or something and you witnessed it?

[OnlyAmbrose]

I worked at McDonald's for 10 months, I don't eat there, and when I worked there, I only ate there if I made the burger myself. I have my reasons, if you have any questions as to why please ask away.

OK, why? Did they break the health code or something and you witnessed it?

Actually yeah, I'm curious. What are "your reasons"?

[MeDeFe]

I want to know, too.

[Stopper]

I don't eat at McD's, (cough), but still, I'd like to know, as well.

[Phobia]

"DO YOUR BURGERS CONTAIN EYES, OR ORGANS?"

"No. Just 100 percent beef."

"why do the burgers taste so bad?"

"McDonald's doesn't agree that this is the case and neither do the millions of customers who enjoy eating McDonald's food everyday. High "quality ingredients are always used and great care is taken to prepare the food which many people enjoy eating."

"what is the Angus Burger"

"McDonald’s thinks you are referring to a product that is sold by a competitor, and it is McDonald’s policy not to comment on competitor products."

"people do not have to eat your food. do you feel picked on?"

"McDonald’s gets asked this type of question a lot and the answer is pretty much the same. McDonald’s is a clear leader in the fast food market and by being the leader tends to get the majority of both praise and criticism. Where this criticism is unfair or negative, the company likes to take the opportunity to address the issues head on and this website is a good example."

"do you think macdonalds shoulds be banned"

"No, McDonald’s doesn’t think so."

lol

[0ojakeo0]

lol i love mvdonalds i go there at least 3 or 4 times a week and im not fat im completley in shape

[Skittles!]

lol i love mvdonalds i go there at least 3 or 4 times a week and im not fat im completley in shape

I'm really wondering how people can love McDonalds. The taste is disgusting, it's not even real food. Like. That's just gross.

[0ojakeo0]

i think it really good i mean its still food just like fryed and i keep myself in shape i play about 7 sports year round w/ my friends

[Skittles!]

i think it really good i mean its still food just like fryed and i keep myself in shape i play about 7 sports year round w/ my friends

Yup, fried food is just the healthiest thing for you! Next time you get the chips, I suggest you squeeze them and watch them carefully.

[unriggable]

why do people eat this food wat makes them eat it

1. McDonald’s food is just that, food. There is nothing contained in it that makes people want to eat it, except quality ingredients used in good recipes.

[unriggable]

Why do after eating the Big Mac I feel sick the next day?

1. McDonald’s food contains nothing that should make a normal, healthy person ill or feel sick in any way and all ingredients that are used are similar to those you would buy in the supermarket or use at home.

[MeDeFe]

Well... we all know what the supermarkets try to sell us.

[Stopper]

Yes, carrots, washed in giant washing machines, as a recent news story in the UK revealed - this is so that they look good as new, six weeks after they were picked from the carrot tree (or shovelled up, or whatever. Hey, I'm not a horticulturalist.)

I'm still trying to get over the fact that "slices of ham" sold in supermarkets are not actually that - some of those "slices" often consist of leftover meat forced off the bones of pig carcasses with high-pressure water jets. They are then seamlessly stuck together, and a "slice" of fat is added to make the "slice of ham" look convincing.

Anyway,

I worked at McDonald's for 10 months, I don't eat there, and when I worked there, I only ate there if I made the burger myself. I have my reasons, if you have any questions as to why please ask away.

OK, why? Did they break the health code or something and you witnessed it?

Want an answer.

[lduke1990]

gloves are not mandatory in the food preparation area, there is a "wash ur hands every hour rule", but that doesn't get enforced unless there is an inspection happening

, the patties for everything not chicken, quarter pounder or big xtra take 42 seconds to cook,

the other patties take 102 seconds,

grilled chicken is cooked for 5 minutes,

most other chicken in like 3 or 4,

big mac sauce is thousand island dressing, mayo and random, unidentified crunchy bits,

some guy once got served a raw burger, ate it and THEN came and told us about it,

some guy was jerking off in the walled off section where the dumpsters are kept, when we took out the garbage, he said "I'll be done in a minute".

I now work in a Loblaws Deli, it is MUCH more sanitary there.