McRib debate

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Sounds damn good. I've always wanted to try Kobe steak.

I have only had Kobe burgers and Korean BBQ with it.

If I splurge on a steak dinner ~

Wagyu aged 30+ days in a salt room will cost you in upwards of $200 w/ sides NOT included ~
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This place is LA history and has an excellent Wagyu ribeye that comes with a full lobster tail and skewers of shrimp + the gardens are spectacular ~ we had ours next to the garden where a body is buried on his last birthday…

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The McDonald's McRib is made of the following ingredients:



  • Pork patty: Ground boneless pork shoulder that's emulsified with water, spices, dextrose, and preservatives
  • Barbecue sauce: Contains water, high fructose corn syrup, tomato paste, distilled vinegar, molasses, natural smoke flavor, and more

  • Onions: Sliced onions

  • Dill pickles: Sliced cucumbers, water, distilled vinegar, salt, and more

  • Bun: A toasted homestyle bun made with enriched flour, water, sugar, yeast, and more
The McRib patty's shape is based on a miniature rack of ribs. The meat restructuring process used to create the McRib patty was originally developed by the US Army to provide low-cost meat to troops. The process was refined by Dr. Roger Mandigo, a meat scientist at Natick Army Labs.
 
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The McDonald's McRib is made of the following ingredients:



  • Pork patty: Ground boneless pork shoulder that's emulsified with water, spices, dextrose, and preservatives

  • Barbecue sauce: Contains water, high fructose corn syrup, tomato paste, distilled vinegar, molasses, natural smoke flavor, and more


  • Onions: Sliced onions


  • Dill pickles: Sliced cucumbers, water, distilled vinegar, salt, and more


  • Bun: A toasted homestyle bun made with enriched flour, water, sugar, yeast, and more
The McRib patty's shape is based on a miniature rack of ribs. The meat restructuring process used to create the McRib patty was originally developed by the US Army to provide low-cost meat to troops. The process was refined by Dr. Roger Mandigo, a meat scientist at Natick Army Labs.
And thank you for confirming my suspicions about that so-called "sandwich".
 
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I have only had Kobe burgers and Korean BBQ with it.

If I splurge on a steak dinner ~

Wagyu aged 30+ days in a salt room will cost you in upwards of $200 w/ sides NOT included ~
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This place is LA history and has an excellent Wagyu ribeye that comes with a full lobster tail and skewers of shrimp + the gardens are spectacular ~ we had ours next to the garden where a body is buried on his last birthday…

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Some of those dishes sound delicious.
 
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The McDonald's McRib is made of the following ingredients:



  • Pork patty: Ground boneless pork shoulder that's emulsified with water, spices, dextrose, and preservatives

  • Barbecue sauce: Contains water, high fructose corn syrup, tomato paste, distilled vinegar, molasses, natural smoke flavor, and more


  • Onions: Sliced onions


  • Dill pickles: Sliced cucumbers, water, distilled vinegar, salt, and more


  • Bun: A toasted homestyle bun made with enriched flour, water, sugar, yeast, and more
The McRib patty's shape is based on a miniature rack of ribs. The meat restructuring process used to create the McRib patty was originally developed by the US Army to provide low-cost meat to troops. The process was refined by Dr. Roger Mandigo, a meat scientist at Natick Army Labs.
I like pickles but they don't sound very attractive on a rib sandwich.
 
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I like pickles but they don't sound very attractive on a rib sandwich.

I agree. If you get a slice of pickle with your sandwich, it's all good. You can choose whether to eat it or not.

On a related topic, I like drinking pickle juice.out of the jar.
 
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I agree. If you get a slice of pickle with your sandwich, it's all good. You can choose whether to eat it or not.

On a related topic, I like drinking pickle juice.out of the jar.
Can't say I ever tried that. Maybe I'll try sometime.
 

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