McDonalds

I don't think I will ever be hungry enough to eat that McDonalds crap again. I think I may have eaten there maybe 2 times in the last 12 years and not really by choice.

CFA only and maybe a Wendy's burger if there isn't anything else
 
Macdaddy4738 said:
Lucky you can get the hot mustard sauce. It was apparently "discontinued" in 2012, however some McDonalds still carry it.
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...........slather some of that MD hot mustard on a Sausage biscuit oh YEA. MDs is much better when it's fresh............when it's hours old it all sucks. A fresh made fish fillet sammich is awesome, so is a fresh made BM or QPWC and a Mcrib w extra pickles. Eat lunch there @ 10 or 11 when they start lunch and it's usually more better.
 
Macdaddy4738 said:
Lucky you can get the hot mustard sauce. It was apparently "discontinued" in 2012, however some McDonalds still carry it.
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Make no mistake, they don't make it any more. However it will survive a nuclear war too. it's like lost & found jeep parts. New old stock...
 
I'm eating a Bojangles country ham biscuit and drinking sweet tea as I read this thread. Im pretty sure scholars have found it's the food and nectar of the God's. It's also a staple of my diet. I'm sure one day it will catch up to me, but until that day I will continue to destroy it.
 
Havnt eatin mcdonalds in 4 or 5 years. Occasionally have something from cookout or sheetz but thats about it in the fastfood world. My wife cooks way too well and i enjoy grilling on my weber she got me for my birthday.
 
My mom is the accountant for Keystone Foods' Reidsville plant, the company that makes McDonald's meats. She says McDonald's actually has a very strict quality policy and that no beaks, assholes, or testicles are used in any of their foods. This still doesn't mean its good for you though.
 
dackers said:
My mom is the accountant for Keystone Foods' Reidsville plant, the company that makes McDonald's meats. She says McDonald's actually has a very strict quality policy and that no beaks, assholes, or testicles are used in any of their foods. This still doesn't mean its good for you though.
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There you have it. Good enough for me. I'll meet y'all there.
 
BIGWOODY said:
Eat right most of the time,stay active, live clean, get a physical yearly and a little McGrease every now and then ain't going to hurt you. Everything in moderation is my rule.
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This!
Except I have mixed feelings on spending extra $$ on a physical but thats a different debate

One of my favorite slogans - "The solution to pollution is dilution" - works for your body as well as the environment
 
RatLabGuy said:
This!
Except I have mixed feelings on spending extra $$ on a physical but thats a different debate

One of my favorite slogans - "The solution to pollution is dilution" - works for your body as well as the environment
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I save $15 a week on my Ins. by having a Physical yearly.
 
dackers said:
My mom is the accountant for Keystone Foods' Reidsville plant, the company that makes McDonald's meats. She says McDonald's actually has a very strict quality policy and that no beaks, assholes, or testicles are used in any of their foods. This still doesn't mean its good for you though.
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http://www.cnet.com/news/whats-really-in-a-mcdonalds-chicken-mcnugget-former-mythbuster-finds-out/

and who decides what is "good" for you ? are they really qualified ? what if you've been lied to your whole life about what " Good for you " really is ? Especially if there is financial gain by those who decide " What is good for you "
 
RatLabGuy said:
This!
Except I have mixed feelings on spending extra $$ on a physical but thats a different debate
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Really? Once you're past 30 or so it's just the responsible thing to do, especially if you have any sort of family. I want to know every year what is going on with my health so I can make adjustments as needed instead of having to go on meds when I've waited too late to address a problem. I have crappy insurance and it'll pay for a physical yearly.
 
I fall in the camp that 'everything is bad for you' these days, so it puts everything back on a level playing field. Hell, with the 'stuff' that's allowed to be in any food, ie rat feces, bug remains, etc etc...none of that is all that appetizing. Well I'll go to a higher scale restaurant, hope you enjoy that hair in your fries, or the cook that sneezed on your steak. What's that you say, you're going to grow your own food...well when a dog craps on your prized tomatoes, enjoy the bacteria that comes with it. Gonna go organic, sounds great, but how do you control runoff from your neighbor that uses pesticides??? At the end of the day, if it tastes good and is within my budget...I'll eat it. Surprising, coming from a guy over 300lbs, I know...but good lord, we live in a world afraid of the cancer effects deodorant has, and whether a $1 McDouble isn't 100% prime cut meat...do you, and move on.
 
My ex-in-laws were straight off the boat Russians. They always made fun of me eating McDonalds or other fast food. Her grandmother would always make these Russian "delicacies" that always looked nasty. They kept telling me that I had to try it. One was something I called "snot pudding", or congealed chicken fat served in a casserole dish. Another was cow tongue. "It's beef... you like beef". I tried it and the texture about made me vomit. I don't care how low quality McDonalds food is, I'd still rather eat it than something that someone has to "explain" what's in it in order for me to eat it.


I remember once ordering a large coffee at McDonalds and as I was putting in my artificial sweetener, an old lady with a 3-pack-a-day smoking habit raspy voice crackled out, "You know that stuff is bad for you...." I said, "Lady, did you notice we are at McDonalds?"
 
I wish my wife was a good cook. I have no interest in cooking and when we try to eat at home and do good....we end up eating the same shit week after week and the thought of a nice hot juicy hamburger and some fries, just sounds so damn good.
 
I just realized that I'm in the wrong business.

I need to own a McDonald's because from what I read above, as long as it tastes good, yall don't really care what's in it. That sounds like a good business to be in...
 
BIGWOODY said:
Really? Once you're past 30 or so it's just the responsible thing to do, especially if you have any sort of family. I want to know every year what is going on with my health so I can make adjustments as needed instead of having to go on meds when I've waited too late to address a problem. I have crappy insurance and it'll pay for a physical yearly.
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It really wasn't my intention for to get into this... but...
I agree completely that keeping up w/ your health is super important, and routine monitoring is a great idea. It's fantastic that insurance companies will provide physicals at no cost, or even lower premiums if you do. Thats a model that all should follow, it saves everybody money.
That's why I said, mixed feelings on spending EXTRA money on it. If it's free, by all means do it!

The problem is, your typical "physical exam", by the somewhat limited, defined version of what is included, is a pretty limited assessment of your health and and the potential for "finding problems" that you don't already have a suspicion about. That is, the technical examination part is kind of like taking a car to mechanic and saying, "Any problems w/ this car? But you can't turn it on or off, or open the hood, or drive it around." Most of things that would be found during the physical exam, you'd have some kind of discomfort and know about already.
Really the important part of the exam is just the time talking to the doctor, the info he gets from YOU, and vice versa, in talking about any problems you may be having, how you're feeling, etc. If you have a doc that has the time for a real chat, and really pay attention, this can be invaluable and worth your time. Unfortunately these days that is rare.
But you can get the same thing by having a buddy or two that are doctors and having a beer w/ them every now and again.

Now once again that's assuming that you're willing to go to the Doc on your own when something seems off, and proactively monitoring your own health.
I know a lot of people (guys) that are like, "I have this funky pain in my abdomen when I lean to the left. Go to the doc? Nah, I have a physical exam in a few months [meaning 6...] I'll just talk to the doc then".
 
rockcity said:
I just realized that I'm in the wrong business.

I need to own a McDonald's because from what I read above, as long as it tastes good, yall don't really care what's in it. That sounds like a good business to be in...
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Why do you thin Taco Bell is still around?
 
Gotta try the McChicken g*ngbang.

Get a double QP w/cheese and a McChicken. Take the McChicken (bun and everything) and put it between the two QP parties. Then g*angbang it all together and enjoy.

Then go directly to hospital for an artery balloon. Mmmmmm
 
dackers said:
My mom is the accountant for Keystone Foods' Reidsville plant, the company that makes McDonald's meats. She says McDonald's actually has a very strict quality policy and that no beaks, assholes, or testicles are used in any of their foods. This still doesn't mean its good for you though.
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I have been a qa supervisor at a keystone plant where MD nuggets were made. Nothing crazy goes in them. Sat there and watched them being made a lot. Rather have chick fil la because of taste though.
 
Green Machine said:
I have been a qa supervisor at a keystone plant where MD nuggets were made. Nothing crazy goes in them. Sat there and watched them being made a lot. Rather have chick fil la because of taste though.
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Yeah, I saw that it was chicken breast, thighs, skin for flavoring and some other white meat part....I guess its the grinding process that make it looks so weird.
 
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