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Anonymous wrote:Stop eating the CHICKEN nuggets

I think OP is in middle school.

Or either a broke college student.

You got to have a small brain to associate McDonalds with American culture.

Anonymous wrote:I did not grow up eating it (I had an almond mom even before that was a thing) so I don’t have the nostalgic taste for it. I did let my kids have it from time to time when they were small, but they don’t really care for it. That may be because I usually get hamburgers for them from places like Elevation Burger so they prefer that .The coffee is pretty good and cheap, and I do love their hot fudge on soft serve. I think that’s because I’d did grow up on Carvel, so I do have that nostalgic taste.

Irony is said almond mom has discovered McDs in her late 80s and now loves their hamburgers.

I love this for her. Time to live it up!

I did not grow up eating it (I had an almond mom even before that was a thing) so I don’t have the nostalgic taste for it. I did let my kids have it from time to time when they were small, but they don’t really care for it. That may be because I usually get hamburgers for them from places like Elevation Burger so they prefer that .The coffee is pretty good and cheap, and I do love their hot fudge on soft serve. I think that’s because I’d did grow up on Carvel, so I do have that nostalgic taste.

Irony is said almond mom has discovered McDs in her late 80s and now loves their hamburgers.

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Anonymous wrote:The poster who mentioned a little mac is genius! Sliders are all still so popular, and a Big Mac slider would be popular imo.

How many of us 70s/80s kids went to a Mc D's birthday party?

You can add Big Mac sauce to a smaller burger! I think you have to order from a person though—the kiosk and app don’t have the option.

This is good to know! I don't think I have ever customized a McD order in all my years on earth.

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of people love it in secret everyone just pretends that they don’t. A six piece nugget, fries and a large diet coke is a nice little lunch every once in a while.

Sounds like you’re trying to rationalize your obesity and or lack of self control. The need for a large soda alone teases out your issues — 30 ounces!

I know people who haven’t been to McDonald’s in decades. I’m not one of those people, however, I will admit it is total garbage. The greasy mystery nuggets are so gross. You can find good pure chicken tenderloin tenders anywhere now — why would anyone eat that trash?

What the hell kind of fat phobia is this? You sound eating disordered. People with healthy eating habits can have McDonald's once in a while without this kind of dramatic fear and emotion coming into play.

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Anonymous wrote:Big mac cut in half for me. I wish they'd make a little mac. Something about the lettuce special sauce and tomato combination. And that is the cheapest part of the sandwich! They really need to capitalize on that.

Shake Shack has a “Big Mac” on their special menu this month and it’s 100x better than the McDonald’s version.

Oooooh, thanks for this PSA. I'll be at Mosaic today and might try it.

Anonymous wrote:Too expensive for me. I can get a 16” pizza from Costco for a Big Mac price. Ridiculously expensive.

But Costco pizzas are not good.

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Anonymous wrote:I just had a leftover Roy Rogers breakfast sandwich at 2AM….mmm mmm

Are you high?

They had to be.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A lot of people love it in secret everyone just pretends that they don’t. A six piece nugget, fries and a large diet coke is a nice little lunch every once in a while.

Sounds like you’re trying to rationalize your obesity and or lack of self control. The need for a large soda alone teases out your issues — 30 ounces!

I know people who haven’t been to McDonald’s in decades. I’m not one of those people, however, I will admit it is total garbage. The greasy mystery nuggets are so gross. You can find good pure chicken tenderloin tenders anywhere now — why would anyone eat that trash?

totaly random and unrelated but your post reminded me the Chick-fil-A Thanksgiving Special ad i saw yesterday on Spotify - 30-pound nuggets, all 126 pieces to share with your loved ones. Priceless.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They haven't had the yogurt parfait in years!!!

I miss those too!

We used to stop a lot more when they had that because my daughter that doesn’t eat meat would get that. Now there’s really nothing there for her so we find a Panera or something.

I got a Beyond burger at Burger King last year and it was quite good.

I forgot about the yogurt parfaits. I think they inspired me to make my own at home.

Anonymous wrote:A lot of people love it in secret everyone just pretends that they don’t. A six piece nugget, fries and a large diet coke is a nice little lunch every once in a while.

Sounds like you’re trying to rationalize your obesity and or lack of self control. The need for a large soda alone teases out your issues — 30 ounces!

I know people who haven’t been to McDonald’s in decades. I’m not one of those people, however, I will admit it is total garbage. The greasy mystery nuggets are so gross. You can find good pure chicken tenderloin tenders anywhere now — why would anyone eat that trash?

Anonymous wrote:Big mac cut in half for me. I wish they'd make a little mac. Something about the lettuce special sauce and tomato combination. And that is the cheapest part of the sandwich! They really need to capitalize on that.

Shake Shack has a “Big Mac” on their special menu this month and it’s 100x better than the McDonald’s version.