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I'm not to fond of them. Use to eat at Mac's quite a bit when I lived in CA and my DIL loved the ribs...I got some and it wasn't my favorite! Never eat at Mac's now even though there are some not to far away...I like knowing what it is I'm eating!
I saw a commercial last night for the McRib sandwich at McDonald's. I am amazed that anyone would think meat pressed to look like ribs would be appealing. Has anyone ever eaten one of these things? It makes me nauseated to even consider it.
I used to love them. I haven't had one in years so I don't know if I would still love them. Tastes do change.
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Whenever I read forums regarding foods from the 80's people wish would come back, the McRib is always tops on the list.
I buy On-Cor BBQ rib dinners and they're basically McRibs in a box. Pretty tasty, if you wipe off 90% of the messy sauce.
I like real ribs, slow smoked, but did try a McRib....Nasty...Disgusting....Sweet gloppy sauce intended to mask the flavor of the barely edible meat like thing it was covering...
I wouldn't order one again unless the choice was " eat this or we'll blow your brains out."
My DD used to love them. I never cared for them, but I used to like McDLT. Do you remember that? The package had a separate compartment to keep lettuce and tomatoes cold. Now I like Big and Tasty. No cheese, no mayo.
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