Here’s Exactly How A McRib Gets Made

[Fish]

Haters gonna hate.....

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by lewdog

We've got tons of them here. Two within five miles of me. It wasn't bad but not a fan of their burgers. Not sure what it was but just nothing great. Their desserts are good though. I can't remember their fries?

Really don't know how you could not like their burgers.

[keg in kc]

Unless it's after 10, which is McD's, Taco Bell or Wendy's it's Culver's, Freddy's or Smashburger for me. If I'm going fast food.

McRib looks about as bad as it tastes. I have tried it, once. Didn't like. Doesn't matter what's in it, I'm not sure why I'd ever eat another one of those when there's an Oklahoma Joe's 5 minutes away.

[Wallcrawler]

Originally Posted by Ragged Robin

You sound incredibly offended for someone who doesn't "give a ****" about what I think do you happen to be one of those fatasses who go to McDonalds every day?

Heh. Not everyone that goes to McDonalds is a fatass, you ****ing moron. You're just another lemming that spouts terrible shit about McDonalds and your assumption that anyone who eats there must be an overweight glutton who would eat anything further cements my first assessment of your dreadfully low intelligence.


On top of being really offended you also seem really defensive for some reason.

Low tolerance for idiocy. It really brings out the worst in me. Its a character flaw I admit, but I shouldn't judge. You stay on your crusader horse there, champ. Fight the big bad fast food joint that makes billions of dollars. Im sure they are in negotiations with assassins to silence you before you let out their big dirty secret and bring them down once and for all.

**** outta here.



Exactly. It's all crap but McDonalds is still the absolute last choice I would go with.

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[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by DaFace

I've never really understood why McDonald's gets all the heat. All fast food is shitty food, but it's not because they're putting in some sort of scary ingredients - it's because it's greasy fried food. McDonald's really isn't any different than any of the rest.

No shit. What do you think is in fast food? It's crap. It's cheap and tastes good because its loaded with fat and sugar. Does anyone think otherwise, surprised that cheap food loaded with fat and sugar is popular?

No one wants to see the sausage being made.

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by BigMeatballDave

Really don't know how you could not like their burgers.

Yeah, they're much better than McD's.

Tenderloin is very good as well...

[Why Not?]

Originally Posted by Ragged Robin

why the **** would anyone still go to McDonalds these days?

This X 59 billions

[Ragged Robin]

Originally Posted by Wallcrawler

.

I didn't say that everyone who goes to McDonalds is a fatass, I asked if you, specifically, are a fatass because you seem really mad and upset about me shitting on McDonalds

[Eleazar]

Originally Posted by BigMeatballDave

Have you seen a McNugget up close?

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[mikey23545]

Originally Posted by Wallcrawler

This.

It really got rolling with that dumbass Morgan Spurlock's "Super Size Me" documentary that eventually ended up with McDonalds removing the super size option.

Thanks a lot, you ****ing asshole. Supersize fries was the staple of my McDonald's experience until he made that stupid ****ing film

Any fast food for 3 meals a day for a month would make anyone sick.

Super Size Me -- Nobody Can Replicate the Results


This is the movie that made you swear you'd never set food in a McDonald's again (until the next time you drove by one). For 30 days, Morgan Spurlock decided he would only eat food sold by McDonald's. He had to eat everything on the menu at least once, had to have three meals a day, and would only Supersize when offered. He documented the bizarre and terrifying changes his body went through while eating what according to science is not actual food.

In one scene, this nice doctor tells Spurlock he's been eating an average of 5,000 calories a day, even though he only Supersized 9 in 30 meals. At the end of the documentary, Spurlock had not only gained a bunch of weight and seen his cholesterol go through the roof (as you'd expect), but also had severe liver damage, as well as mood swings and depression.

The Fallacy:

Here's the thing: No one has been able to replicate Spurlock's results, and even basic math disputes the claim that his McDiet consisted of 5,000 calories a day.

As Tom Naughton points out in his documentary, Fat Head, there's simply no way Spurlock could have been eating that much food if he was sticking to his own rules. A large Big Mac meal clocks in at "just" 1,450 calories, and it's by far one of the fattiest items on the menu. This means that even Supersizing lunch and dinner every day and adding dessert falls well short of the 5,000 calories a day Spurlock's nutritionist claims he was consuming. In an effort to find out just exactly what the hell, Naughton attempted to contact Spurlock to obtain his food log, but Spurlock (who makes a huge deal in his documentary about McDonald's never calling him back) never called him back.

Meanwhile, researchers from the Making Sure Movies Aren't Stupid department of Sweden's University of Linkoping tried to replicate Spurlock's experiment by tasking healthy college students with the challenge of eating 6,000 calories of fast food per day, inadvertently also answering the question "What's the easiest way to get guinea pigs ever?" At the end of the 30 days, the students had none of the liver or cholesterol troubles Spurlock reported. According to the guy in charge of the experiment (aka an actual scientist, not the guy who created MTV's I Bet You Will), the students' metabolism was able to adapt to the extra amount of food they were eating. They did feel more tired, but none of them experienced the mood swings and depression Spurlock claimed to have endured.

So either Spurlock slightly exaggerated his results, or he had an amphetamine addiction he left on the cutting room floor.

Read more: http://www.cracked.com/article_20585...#ixzz3I4chfHw3

[Pitt Gorilla]

Originally Posted by DaFace

I've never really understood why McDonald's gets all the heat. All fast food is shitty food, but it's not because they're putting in some sort of scary ingredients - it's because it's greasy fried food. McDonald's really isn't any different than any of the rest.

Culver's is solid.

I do, however, like the jalapeño mcdouble.

[Eureka]

In & out burger is pretty awesome.

Once in a blue moon late night McDonald's is ok. I def like the sausage egg mcmuffin. That mcrib is pure garbage though.

[lcarus]

Originally Posted by Ragged Robin

why the **** would anyone still go to McDonalds these days?

I ate there last night. It was the first time in several months. Got a double quarter pounder meal. The fries were cold and stale. The burger was cold and dry. Just awful.

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by Eureka

In & out burger is pretty awesome.

Once in a blue moon late night McDonald's is ok. I def like the sausage egg mcmuffin. That mcrib is pure garbage though.

I'm getting me some garbage with extra onion and pickle tomorrow.

Mmmm, garbage.

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

I'm getting me some garbage with extra onion and pickle tomorrow.

Mmmm, garbage.

Tastes great.

And at this point I trust it more than the average hot dog or bologna sammich...

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by Rausch

Tastes great.

And at this point I trust it more than the average hot dog or bologna sammich...

Absolutely, guarantee watching a mcrib being made isnt as scary as watching those two things being made.