McDonald's Hamburgers
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McDonald's Hamburgers
Immense. I've just had 3, a large fries and a coke.
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Are you Ronald McDonald ? You Phookin clown..
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Only at the weekends.conyoviejo wrote:Are you Ronald McDonald ?
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Just one step from human turd....cut out the middleman...don't bother eating the stuff, flush it straight down the bog.
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I’ve heard about this place, they’re popping up in a few places now.
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It is crap stuff.fatboy47 wrote:Just one step from human turd....cut out the middleman...don't bother eating the stuff, flush it straight down the bog.
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Very rarely go to McDonald's but can't deny I enjoy the burgers when I do. Has anyone seen that McDonald's film The Founder? Stars Michael Keaton as Ray Kroc. It's a good watch (but made me hungry). And if we're talking food films...Chef had my stomach rumbling.
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You must have been chatting with my Brotherfatboy47 wrote:Just one step from human turd....cut out the middleman...don't bother eating the stuff, flush it straight down the bog.
thats exactly what he thinks of McD's....
Mind you he has a similar view of Mexican food
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Their hamburgers are excellent
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You're a fat boy though, so what do you eat?fatboy47 wrote:Just one step from human turd....cut out the middleman...don't bother eating the stuff, flush it straight down the bog.
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Burger King much better IMO
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Big tasty's are very nice. I like one of them to accompany my 20 nuggets and chips.
If they aren't on, I get a couple of double cheeseburgers, also very yummy, especially if tipsy or rough.
If they aren't on, I get a couple of double cheeseburgers, also very yummy, especially if tipsy or rough.
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Belial wrote:Burger King much better IMO
Burger king is nice but not had 1 for well over a year due to not one around here ( not until recently, but still not been )
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https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source= ... 6405642319" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;MACCA wrote:Big tasty's are very nice. I like one of them to accompany my 20 nuggets and chips.
If they aren't on, I get a couple of double cheeseburgers, also very yummy, especially if tipsy or rough.
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Noooo... the fries are thicker than my leg!Belial wrote:Burger King much better IMO
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Bosscat wrote:https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source= ... 6405642319
Give me the short version, I'm not one for reading links.
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The clue is in the name - they’re not Fries KingDustyBawls wrote:Noooo... the fries are thicker than my leg!
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Must be 25 years since as a family we tried them out in Burnley......sh!te. McDonalds far better imo Love the sausage breakfast but never up early enough to grab one now And always spotless and clean.Belial wrote:Burger King much better IMO
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Like most fast food “restaurants” there are variations in quality. I notice there’s a more consistent quality in Maccy D’s, but if you find a good Burger King - nothing and I repeat NOTHING beats a well made Whopper burger.Belial wrote:Burger King much better IMO
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I'm not a fan of Burger King. Their burgers taste like cardboard.
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The most cheapest and nutritious food in human history is the McDouble Cheese.
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Body's a temple big fella!DustyBawls wrote:You're a fat boy though, so what do you eat?
I eats nothin but fried food....I make nowt of this grilling lark.
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Basically its **** and not healthy.... and what it does to you.....MACCA wrote:Give me the short version, I'm not one for reading links.
"What-really-happens-eat-fast-food-Mood-swings-exhaustion-greasy-skin-double-body-fat"
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That’s the funniest OP I’ve read in many a year. Quality. Well done sir.
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I consider myself an expert on hamburgers, having always lived in North America. Mickey D's (McDonald's) has always led the pack, thanks largely to snappy advertising campaigns ("You deserve a break today, So get up and get away, To McDonald's," was one of the better ones, almost as good as some of the Coke commercials.) Today, people who know burgers tend to gravitate to the independent joints, like Starr Burger, at the corner of Starr & Brock in Whitby, or Dine's (slogan, Dine at Dine's, get it?) in Oshawa. Whatever, your cholesterol count will still go through the roof, but it will always beat black pudding.
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If you’ve had a good burger, you shouldn’t be able to eat two more.DustyBawls wrote:Immense. I've just had 3, a large fries and a coke.
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ontario claret wrote:I consider myself an expert on hamburgers
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ontario claret wrote:I consider myself an expert on hamburgers, having always lived in North America. Mickey D's (McDonald's) has always led the pack, thanks largely to snappy advertising campaigns ("You deserve a break today, So get up and get away, To McDonald's," was one of the better ones, almost as good as some of the Coke commercials.) Today, people who know burgers tend to gravitate to the independent joints, like Starr Burger, at the corner of Starr & Brock in Whitby, or Dine's (slogan, Dine at Dine's, get it?) in Oshawa. Whatever, your cholesterol count will still go through the roof, but it will always beat black pudding.
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Bunsen Burger - a few across Ireland. Wow!
Best recommendation my brother has ever given!
Best recommendation my brother has ever given!
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Sunday night the wife and I had the Morrisons Valentines Meal deal £15 .... instead of on Valentines....
A baked Camembert with Garlic and Herb tear and share bread starter.
Beef Wellington maincourse,.
Dauphinoise Potato's side dish.
A Strawberry & Chocolate Crumble sweet with Double Cream.
Washed down with a Bottle of Rioja...
All for £15 quid .....
McDonalds nahhhhhhh not for us
A baked Camembert with Garlic and Herb tear and share bread starter.
Beef Wellington maincourse,.
Dauphinoise Potato's side dish.
A Strawberry & Chocolate Crumble sweet with Double Cream.
Washed down with a Bottle of Rioja...
All for £15 quid .....
McDonalds nahhhhhhh not for us
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Utter, utter, utter shite. Why would you even consider eating this dross. Not even fast food if you actually queue up for it. Good grief. FFS. Fish chips and mushy peas are just as quick, taste much better, pay homage to those tiresome hippies and give you part of your 5 a day.
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It’s bread and beef patte, what exactly do you think they are putting in them? No Dr is ever gonna recommend eating a burger weather it’s from McDonald’s or a gastro pub. So many food snobs out there it’s just a burger get off your high horsesfatboy47 wrote:Just one step from human turd....cut out the middleman...don't bother eating the stuff, flush it straight down the bog.
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Did it work or were there tissues under the bed Monday morningBosscat wrote:Sunday night the wife and I had the Morrisons Valentines Meal deal £15 .... instead of on Valentines....
A baked Camembert with Garlic and Herb tear and share bread starter.
Beef Wellington maincourse,.
Dauphinoise Potato's side dish.
A Strawberry & Chocolate Crumble sweet with Double Cream.
Washed down with a Bottle of Rioja...
All for £15 quid .....
McDonalds nahhhhhhh not for us
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You'll be taking her on a river cruise down the Thames next.Bosscat wrote:Sunday night the wife and I had the Morrisons Valentines Meal deal £15 .... instead of on Valentines....
A baked Camembert with Garlic and Herb tear and share bread starter.
Beef Wellington maincourse,.
Dauphinoise Potato's side dish.
A Strawberry & Chocolate Crumble sweet with Double Cream.
Washed down with a Bottle of Rioja...
All for £15 quid .....
McDonalds nahhhhhhh not for us
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Nah Holland and Belgium in Apriltim_noone wrote:You'll be taking her on a river cruise down the Thames next.
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When I lived in Beit shean, Israel they had McDavids, a kosher burger joint.
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Luckily though just down the road was the border crossing to Jordan, quite close to my Kibbutz. There was a full on Mac Donalds there. I'm not their best fan but would have a Big Mac, whereas my mate would always get 5 cheese burgers. Fat f○ck
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Luckily though just down the road was the border crossing to Jordan, quite close to my Kibbutz. There was a full on Mac Donalds there. I'm not their best fan but would have a Big Mac, whereas my mate would always get 5 cheese burgers. Fat f○ck
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ontario claret wrote:I consider myself an expert on hamburgers, having always lived in North America. Mickey D's (McDonald's) has always led the pack, thanks largely to snappy advertising campaigns ("You deserve a break today, So get up and get away, To McDonald's," was one of the better ones, almost as good as some of the Coke commercials.
Since when has McPukes been making edible burgers? They taste like sawdust! Burger King and Wendy’s aren’t far behind. Harveys make the only decent burger available at a fast food type outlet, at least they taste like a burger, and one can choose the toppings, not the ‘production line’ toppings! Best burgers are home made…..fresh lean ground beef, a little seasoned salt, pinch of garlic powder and done to perfection on the bbq.
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Nice reference I wonder how many will make the connectionbrigante wrote:Let your soul glow
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... and lovingly hand-crafted too. Double cheeseburger at £1.59 fills a corner.
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I quite enjoy a McDonalds every so often. Breakfast stuff is always decent.
As for actual burgers. Nothing comes anywhere close to how good In N Out Burgers are. Immense. If you ever get the chance to go, do it. They’ve also got a “secret” menu you can have too.
As for actual burgers. Nothing comes anywhere close to how good In N Out Burgers are. Immense. If you ever get the chance to go, do it. They’ve also got a “secret” menu you can have too.
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What are people’s thoughts on Five Guys? Had it twice but can’t say I’ve ever rushed back - especially at the prices they charge.
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Finally! Someone else who doesn't rate them. The burgers are so bland, and the chips are awful. And you pay about £16 (in London anyway) for burger chips and a bottle of water.burnmark wrote:What are people’s thoughts on Five Guys? Had it twice but can’t say I’ve ever rushed back - especially at the prices they charge.
McDonalds is easily the best fast-food burger.
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Heresyontario claret wrote:...but it will always beat black pudding.
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.......said the Sausage to the Black Pudding.Sausage wrote:Heresy
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opinion profoundly at odds with what is generally accepted. For example, coming onto a Burnley forum and slagging off black pudding.
Well said Sausage.
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A tad racist, if you don't mind me saying. And promoting violence too.ontario claret wrote:but it will always beat black pudding.
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DustyBawls wrote:Immense. I've just had 3, a large fries and a coke.
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Congrats on your 1,522 calorie meal.
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Having been to Scotland a few times and sampled Scottish Breakfasts in hotels etc, let me just say I prefer their "Black Pudding" to the "White Pudding" (wtf is a white pudding) although it can't beat a good old Lancashire Black Pudding (and I am a yorkshireman lol)DustyBawls wrote:A tad racist, if you don't mind me saying. And promoting violence too.
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I thought you'd gone quiet. Let's round it up to 1600. What's calories between friends.Imploding Turtle wrote:Congrats on your 1,522 calorie meal.
I'll walk 16 miles tomorrow. That should do it. 8 miles to the nearest McDonald's.
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8 miles !! Isn't their a KFC or something where you can break your journey ?DustyBawls wrote:I thought you'd gone quiet. Let's round it up to 1600. What's calories between friends.
I'll walk 16 miles tomorrow. That should do it. 8 miles to the nearest McDonald's.