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McRib 2011: McDonald's To Return Cult Sandwich To All US Locations Through Nov. 14

popinjaypopinjay Member Posts: 6,539

McRib 2011: McDonald's To Return Cult Sandwich To All US Locations Through Nov. 14

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Oh yeah... it's coming back. I missed this sloppy, filthy, down and dirty whore of a sandwich.

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  • HazelleHazelle Member Posts: 760

    I am shocked by the length  of the article...

  • LaserwolfLaserwolf Member Posts: 2,383

    Needs a softer bun so it doesn't fall apart.

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  • Scubie67Scubie67 Member UncommonPosts: 462

    Love all this Hard news on these forums nowadays

  • popinjaypopinjay Member Posts: 6,539


    Originally posted by Scubie67
    Love all this Hard news on these forums nowadays

    "Use this forum to discuss anything you want to talk about - even stuff not related to MMORPGs."

    Hard news ------>>>>>> that way. :)

  • CleffyCleffy Member RarePosts: 6,413

    I always found them dry, hard to eat, small, and a relative disgrace to ribs everywhere.

  • GruntyGrunty Member EpicPosts: 8,657

    I'm not a fan of pork. It always feels like a bunch of little squeegees rubbing on my teeth.

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  • AelfinnAelfinn Member Posts: 3,857

    Originally posted by grunty

    I'm not a fan of pork. It always feels like a bunch of little squeegees rubbing on my teeth.

    Then you haven't had properly cooked pork yet. If the texture is rubbery, its either been oversmoked like they do for precooked packages, or an idiot was at the grill/stove. I've made porkloin tender enough to cut with a smooth edged butter knife before. The same is particularly true for ribs, pork ribs can easily be among the best or the worst things available to eat depending on the cook's skill.

    Course, the idea that McD could ever cook anything properly is laughable.

    A little more on topic, if the McRibs are so popular, why the hell have they gotten rid of them so many times, only to make such a big deal about them coming back?

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  • GTwanderGTwander Member UncommonPosts: 6,035

    Originally posted by Aelfinn

    A little more on topic, if the McRibs are so popular, why the hell have they gotten rid of them so many times, only to make such a big deal about them coming back?

    Because at this specific time of year you'll find that all the pig farmers are up to their ears in tendons and testicles. It's only smart business to buy them all up cheap before they are fed right back to the pigs.

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  • SyncrosonixSyncrosonix Member Posts: 341

    the mcshits will also make a return on the same day for many people who dare to eat the mcrib!

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  • RobgmurRobgmur Member Posts: 322

    And how much does this thing cost?

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  • CleffyCleffy Member RarePosts: 6,413

    $2.79

    Or you can always go to a restaurant and get the equivalent cheaper.  For instance:

    Smokin Joe's BBQ

    -Little Joe's Pulled Pork Sandwich $1.99  A slider sized sandwich similair in size to the McRib.

  • RobgmurRobgmur Member Posts: 322

    Originally posted by Cleffy

    $2.79

    Or you can always go to a restaurant and get the equivalent cheaper.  For instance:

    Smokin Joe's BBQ

    -Little Joe's Pulled Pork Sandwich $1.99  A slider sized sandwich similair in size to the McRib.

     so this is very symbolic of buying a macbook, I see.. thanks

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  • popinjaypopinjay Member Posts: 6,539


    Originally posted by Cleffy

    Or you can always go to a restaurant and get the equivalent cheaper.  For instance:

    This assumes that everywhere there is someone wanting to eat a rib sandwich, they have an alternative restaurant nearby to buy one at, which is hardly the case. Or you're assuming that such a place even sells sandwiches. I know two rib joints in my town that don't sell sandwiches at all.

    They only sell the racks, chicken and large orders. As a matter of fact I asked them why they don't and they said it's too much work making individual sandwiches so they package "leftovers" into containers and sell it that way.


    I think fresh BBQ tastes better, but for many people they don't always have that alternative. A lot of people like to get in the drive-in, order something from a nearby place and go and that's what the McRib does for them that a BBQ restaurant can't.

  • Vato26Vato26 Member Posts: 3,930

    Originally posted by GTwander

    Originally posted by Aelfinn



    A little more on topic, if the McRibs are so popular, why the hell have they gotten rid of them so many times, only to make such a big deal about them coming back?

    Because at this specific time of year you'll find that all the pig farmers are up to their ears in tendons and testicles. It's only smart business to buy them all up cheap before they are fed right back to the pigs.

    So... that explains why it has a rib shape without any actual bones.

    Just say "NO" to cooked meat gelatin that is swimming in generic BBQ sauce to cover that meat gelatin "taste"!

  • MikeBMikeB Community ManagerAdministrator RarePosts: 6,555

    Never had this thing. Mildy curious...

  • ScalebaneScalebane Member UncommonPosts: 1,883

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