Misc. The McRib is back!
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Misc. The McRib is back!
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Are they like a lab meat ? Never tried them.
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Yep, completely non fresh and synthesized and processed. Mmm, so wrong with pickles and onions!
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Yeah my wife makes some spicy pickles that would help wash something like them down. I actually like them when I make hamburgers, great combo.
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I would use meatloaf for something like that here. Just saying.
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I just threw up a little. Those things are so nasty 
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Yep, so nasty I love em. Have one for dinner and eleven frozen so I can have one a month for a year! Yea!I just threw up a little. Those things are so nasty
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They certainly have a following! I’m not a follower though. I had one once. It beat their fillet o fish, lol
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Nope. Have moose, elk, mule deer & whitetail deer in the freezer now. No need to buy mystery meat. That sandwich is nasty, CJ! You are indeed, one special man!
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1/2 delivery complete. Already ate my initial one...
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Ingredients of a McRib
Main Components
The McRib is primarily made from:- Pork Shoulder: The main meat component, shaped to resemble ribs.
- Water: Used to maintain moisture.
- Salt: For flavor enhancement.
- Dextrose: A sweetener that adds to the taste.
- Rosemary Extract: Used for flavor and preservation.
Additional Ingredients
The McRib is served with:- Barbecue Sauce: A sweet and tangy sauce that coats the pork.
- Onions: Slivered for added crunch and flavor.
- Pickles: Tangy slices that complement the sandwich.
Nutritional Information
- Calories: Approximately 520 per sandwich.
- Total Fat: 28 grams, with 9 grams of saturated fat.
Notable Facts
- The McRib does not contain actual rib meat; it is a restructured pork patty.
- The sandwich is known for its limited availability, often returning seasonally, which adds to its popularity.
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And that is why I love it! Not really real...
Don't try and harsh my McRib buzz bro... Not cool!
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