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03-26-2011 , 07:55 AM

#451

donjonnie

McSeafield Survivor

Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 3,902

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Originally Posted by SharkTank43

2 double cheeseburgers
1 mcchicken
1 medium fry

scrounge up a few pennies to cover the extra charge, will come out to under $5

seriously? the mccicken alone is around 3.50€ and double cheeseburger are 2.50€ so thats a 20$ meal around here. damn that **** is overpriced.

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03-26-2011 , 11:35 AM

#452

Noah.

banned

Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 20,057

Maybe a McChicken is different over where you are.

This is a US McChicken: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi.../McChicken.jpg

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03-26-2011 , 12:24 PM

#453

GooseHinson

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A mcchicken looks just like that in Canada too and is > 3$

Of course anyone who gets a mcchicken over a crispy chicken sucks at life here.

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03-26-2011 , 01:07 PM

#454

SharkTank43

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Originally Posted by donjonnie

seriously? the mccicken alone is around 3.50€ and double cheeseburger are 2.50€ so thats a 20$ meal around here. damn that **** is overpriced.

Damn, that blows....are they at least bigger then our DCB's/mcchickens? because in the US they are miniscule

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03-26-2011 , 04:31 PM

#455

PokerDad

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Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 95

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Originally Posted by SharkTank43

2 double cheeseburgers
1 mcchicken
1 medium fry

scrounge up a few pennies to cover the extra charge, will come out to under $5

Someone mentioned this in another thread, and I tried it recently.
McD's will put BigMac sauce on any sandwich free of charge. I had one recently and it was pretty damn good. Ghetto BigMac imo. Give it a try next time. Ensures they make it fresh to order too.

I've never tried 5guys before. Went last night at 10:15pm and they were closed.....then tried Chick-fila............closed as well...........

I shed a tear and just went home. FML

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03-26-2011 , 04:57 PM

#456

GooseHinson

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Originally Posted by PokerDad

McD's will put BigMac sauce on any sandwich free of charge. I had one recently and it was pretty damn good. Ghetto BigMac imo. Give it a try next time. Ensures they make it fresh to order too.

They charge for that now, in Canada at least. It was good while it lasted!

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03-26-2011 , 05:26 PM

#457

SharkTank43

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Originally Posted by PokerDad

I shed a tear and just went home. FML

Ghetto Big Mac sounds tasty, I'll have to give this a try next time I hit wack donalds

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03-26-2011 , 05:30 PM

#458

KatoKrazy

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Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 4,533

Every sandwich at McD's is made "fresh to order (if you can call it that.)" If you really want it fresh to order, you have to order it "hot n' fresh."

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03-26-2011 , 06:09 PM

#459

dogkicker666

old hand

Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 1,251

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Originally Posted by donjonnie

seriously? the mccicken alone is around 3.50€ and double cheeseburger are 2.50€ so thats a 20$ meal around here. damn that **** is overpriced.

no value menu?

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03-26-2011 , 06:56 PM

#460

Mark_K

Fast Food Value KING

Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 28,212

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Originally Posted by PokerDad

I shed a tear and just went home. FML

Yeah, they charge here too...

I think it's an extra 50c per sandwich to add toppings that are not normally on it.

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03-26-2011 , 07:05 PM

#461

Fedfan691

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Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 4,374

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Originally Posted by KatoKrazy

Every sandwich at McD's is made "fresh to order (if you can call it that.)" If you really want it fresh to order, you have to order it "hot n' fresh."

Are you one of those avant-garde posters I keep hearing about? Your use of quotation marks intrigues me.

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03-26-2011 , 10:27 PM

#462

CliffKirby

centurion

Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 184

Had lunch at McDonald's today. Five-piece chicken selects (no meal, just the strips), and a small shamrock shake. $6.87. The chicken selects were predictably excellent; they're one of the few items I ever order at McD's. 8/10.

I know people go nuts for the shamrock shake, but I didn't really dig it. It definitely had a toothpastey vibe. 4/10. I will be sticking with chocolate in the future.

Shoutout to the table of teen girls that were giving me looks. I'm gonna pretend it was a "he's cute" scenario and not a "what kind of loser eats lunch in McDonald's by himself?"

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03-27-2011 , 09:16 AM

#463

donjonnie

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Originally Posted by Eyedea

Maybe a McChicken is different over where you are.

This is a US McChicken: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi.../McChicken.jpg

well from the picture I´d say they are bigger here. thats the same bun as a cheeseburger , right?

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Originally Posted by SharkTank43

Damn, that blows....are they at least bigger then our DCB's/mcchickens? because in the US they are miniscule

nah i dont think so. the dcb is the most ridicously priced item on the menue here. a single cheseburger is 1€, a double 2.50€ and a mcdouble (pretty much a double cheeseburger but with one slice of cheese) is 1.50€ go figure that out.

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Originally Posted by dogkicker666

no value menu?

well value menus of course exist here. i think they are abot 5-7 € not sure havent bought one in ages since i am not a big fan of french fries.

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03-27-2011 , 09:57 AM

#464

CliffKirby

centurion

Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 184

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Originally Posted by donjonnie

well value menus of course exist here. i think they are abot 5-7 € not sure havent bought one in ages since i am not a big fan of french fries.

You are talking about the value meal. The value menu is something different--a selection of the cheapest items on the menu, often all priced at $1. Carefully curated value menu orders can result in more food and a lower price than a value meal order.

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03-27-2011 , 10:28 AM

#465

knivesout

hot gay mess

Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 5,275

A lot of love for McDs fish ITT, but are there any other places that have a good fish sandwich? I'd like something that at least has lettuce.

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03-27-2011 , 11:05 AM

#466

daryn

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just saw a commercial for a wendy's fish sandwich that looked like it blows the filet-o-fish out of the water. i'll probably never get it though, because ... filet-o-fish mother****er!!

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03-27-2011 , 11:13 AM

#467

Shoe Lace

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I try not to eat fast food too much but +1 for the fries at Checkers. They are the only fast food joint where I think the fries resemble something that's edible.

Meximelts from Taco Bell are really good too.

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03-27-2011 , 11:16 AM

#468

stabn

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Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 21,579

IIRC it costs like $4 and is ok but calling a Cod sandwich a premium fish sandwich makes me lol so i haven't gotten it since the first time i tried it last year. A proper wendy's meal still consists of at least two of these items: Spicy chicken, nuggets (regular or spicy), Double Baconator, Double stack, frosty.

I used to include the JBC but it has gotten too small to be a core Wendy's selection.

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03-27-2011 , 11:34 AM

#469

evildeadalive

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Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 5,157

Yo, obv too late, but if you're short on cash and going to McD's, the McDouble over the double chsburger all day.. It's like 40 or 50 cents less for the exact same thing just one less slice of cheese.

Also, that pic is of the junior McChicken here (Canada). The one we are paying ~4 bucks for is bigger and way better. Junior chickens kinda suck. Sorry America. You had regular McChickens til like a year ago (maybe longer, I can't remember..), no?

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03-27-2011 , 11:36 AM

#470

evildeadalive

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Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 5,157

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Originally Posted by daryn

just saw a commercial for a wendy's fish sandwich that looked like it blows the filet-o-fish out of the water. i'll probably never get it though, because ... filet-o-fish mother****er!!

It's pretty decent, and actually a pretty good size, but nowhere near the repeat eatability of a Filet o fish.

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03-28-2011 , 12:38 PM

#471

oddjob

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i don't think i remember seeing this place mentioned, but I just went to Culvers.

This place is so ridiculously heart attack inducing, i'm actually glad it's not close to me.

they are known for their butterburgers and their deep fried cheese curds. i got both, and they were delicious. burger cooked with butter? deep friend cheese!

i felt so ****ty after, but the during was so good.

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03-28-2011 , 03:15 PM

#472

SharkTank43

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Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 6,731

Yeah, Culver's is bomb. Double Bacon Butterburger ftw, the fries/ketchup are also amazing.

Culver's chicken strips are also great, as is (surprisingly) the cod piece dinner.

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03-28-2011 , 08:44 PM

#473

entertainme

The Poker Mom

Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 8,444

Frozen Custard
Butter Burgers

The first time we encountered one, I actually went inside to find out what this strange concoction of both custard and burger could possible be.

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03-29-2011 , 05:03 PM

#474

peatr999

grinder

Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 476

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Originally Posted by Eyedea

Just tried uburger for the first time (right by the corner of Park and Tremont). Had the "Boom Burger" which is chipotle sauce, fried jalapenos, cheddar and lettuce (no tomatoes for me). Very tasty although the bread:meat ratio was a little high. Would probably go with an extra patty next time. Also, fries were alright, but nothing to write home about.

no way! when did this get put in? I go to school literally on the corner of park and tremont everyday and didn't know about this, damn i'm going to go there right after this class

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03-29-2011 , 06:50 PM

#475

knivesout

hot gay mess

Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 5,275

+1 to Culver's being very good, the Double Deluxe with cheese curds is outstanding (and very filling). Their fries are kind of meh -- cheese curds are the way to go for sure.

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