The Great Nugget Debate

[pulse8]

Have you ever eating one fast food joint's chicken nuggets, or strips, with another fast food joint's BBQ or other dipping sauce?

If you have, did you notice how they much they clash? Do they formulate the ingredients in both so that they cannot be eaten with any other?

Is this just another conspiracy of big business?

Is it just me? Am I crazy?

 

[her209]

The reaction product of chicken nuggets with dipping sauce from the same fast food place is equivalent to crack.

 

[pillage2001]

What you just ate is not chicken.

 

[Harvey]

I have often wondered what (if any) part of a chicken the "McNugget" comes from.

 

[Tangerine]

Why do you have sauce from one place and nuggets from another? Do you carry them in your pockets? Stock up at home?

 

[pulse8]

Originally posted by: meja
Why do you have sauce from one place and nuggets from another? Do you carry them in your pockets? Stock up at home?

Sometimes you have extra and keep them and sometimes they forget to give you some. So you end up with this troubling situation.

I have often wondered what (if any) part of a chicken the "McNugget" comes from.

You've been watching too many Carls Jr. commercials.

 

[Kadarin]

Originally posted by: pillage2001
What you just ate is not chicken.

But it sure tasted like chicken...

 

[weezergirl]

I dunno but i LOVE mcdonald's sweet and sour sauce. i always ask for it even when i don't order chicken mcnuggets. I like to dip it with my fries and hamburgers. but only if it's from mcdonald's....HMMMMMMMMMM. now i wonder....never thought of this perplexing topic before.

 

[pillage2001]

Originally posted by: Astaroth33

Originally posted by: pillage2001
What you just ate is not chicken.

But it sure tasted like chicken...

I'm pretty sure every processed chicken products in the market taste like chicken but really, they're not chicken.