McRib is only around when meat fails to pass inspection for E. coli 0157:H7. The bad meat is irradiated and made into McRib.Originally posted by: ElFenix
if this thing is so popular why don't they just have it all the time instead of for like 1 month a year?
Originally posted by: ElFenix
if this thing is so popular why don't they just have it all the time instead of for like 1 month a year?
Originally posted by: JimmyEatWorld
you must be watching FOX tonight![]()
Originally posted by: DoNotDisturb
those are probably items that they use incase they need some type of boost in their budget. If they had no promotional or limited items, then they woudn't have anything to use to bring their budget up in the time of need. If they had the mcrib all the time, then people would get used to it and it wouldn't be ordered as frequently.
Originally posted by: HappyPuppy
McD's is on a slow decline. They will eventually become non-existant. I, for one, will not mourn their passing.
Originally posted by: MichaelD
It's actually
McFake processed waste cuts of meat, stamped and squashed into a mold to make a rib-like shape.
You don't wanna know what's in there. Processed beef hearts and brains with a side of bull balls would be the LEAST of your worries. They use the WhOLE cow. Intestines, stomach and all.
But damn, that BBQ sauce just makes it all so YUMMY, doesn't it? *heaving*
Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Originally posted by: MichaelD
It's actually
McFake processed waste cuts of meat, stamped and squashed into a mold to make a rib-like shape.
You don't wanna know what's in there. Processed beef hearts and brains with a side of bull balls would be the LEAST of your worries. They use the WhOLE cow. Intestines, stomach and all.
But damn, that BBQ sauce just makes it all so YUMMY, doesn't it? *heaving*
LOL! Sort of like Chicken McNuggets, but with beef: Boil the carcass to remove all excess flesh, and discard the skeleton. Run water through a filter to form a slurry, then add chemical binders to make the resultant sludge formable into McRib patties.