The McRib is a seasonal item that comes out every winter. Usually around December but it depends on pork prices at the time. They always act like it’s going to be the last time but it’s usually back the next year.
What's funny about that is if you remember comedian Ralphie May, he commented on how McDonald's would only bring it out for February; curiously enough, US' African-American Heritage Month.
Arch Deluxe was awesome. Hot Mustard never left any of the McDonalds I've ever gone to and I would have noticed because that's the only sauce I get. I'm in my 30s and have lived in 3 different states in different regions and they've all always had it. The one menu item I miss that wasn't shown is the Southwest Chicken Salad with Newman's Own Southwest Dressing (not sold in stores, McDonalds exclusive). It was not removed in the early 00s like the McShakers it was only removed during Covid in 2020 and never came back. People say why who goes to McDonalds for a salad....well me I did. I wasn't getting it as a healthy alternative to burgers and fries because with the dressing it's not a healthy alternative I was getting it because it was delicious.
The worst is when someone is in line in front of you and they don’t know what they want or ask a bunch of questions. You should never utter more than 7 syllables unless you’re ordering for multiple people.
The McDonald's Pizza was very good. I can vividly remember it in the 1990's - it was served in it's own little pizza box. I heard that the boxes were too wide to fit through drive thru windows, but also that they required a special oven, that made them impractical.
We have bagels in the US McDonald's. They come with seasoned steak, egg and cheese on them and I love them. They did take them off menu during COVID but they've recently come back.
The spicy mustard for the McNuggets was fantastic. They also came out with a Shamrock Shake. It was reduced to only around St. Patrick's Day, and then seemed to disappear. They even had a McDonald's character to represent it. (It was sort of minty).
That's how it is in the US with the McRib - it's only available at certain times. It is SO good just like Gaynor says, my favourite sandwich at McDonald's by far. Isn't BigMac sauce just suped up Thousand Island dressing?
The mcrib was around last year around october/November for me in California, was $6.50 just for the mcrib itself, still worth it lol. Nothing like it used to be though, but hell, limited time , you guys should check out the old McDonald's commercials, I think they have compilation videos of them
The" McLobster" is still around here in New England in the summer. It's just called a lobster roll. It's pretty expensive for a tiny roll but it is good.
Mcdonalds still have breakfast bagels in the U.S., and they have the Mcgriddles, which is a breakfast sandwich with the bun being actual maple syrup enfused pancake.
I had a McLobster once...many years ago while vacationing in Maine, the lobster capitol of America. I thought it was only ever a regional item up there in lobsterland. As I recall, the McLobster value meal was maybe 30% more expensive than the fanciest burger meal on the menu. The one discontinued item I miss the most is the fruit and walnut salad. It was a nice alternative to greasy fries. By the way, at 9:56 we're seeing a bunch of cars going through a drive-thru lane with a height indicator saying . None of that makes sense to an American.
Chicken selects were by far superior to the nuggets. We had them for a year or two in Canada after they were released in the US and then they were removed. I might just move to the UK for those things. I work from home completely, and we have a couple of employes in Europe, so I could probably even keep my current job.
My brother in law lives for McRib back time. The one thing I've missed, and this is from many years ago, is the cheese Danish on the breakfast menu. Don't eat much fast food, but the one thing I will indulge in, cheeseburgers without ketchup.
Notice where Aiden gestured where the gear stick is in his car. 11:43 🇬🇧 I’m not sure I could really shift with my left hand and juggle with some fountain drinks!😛.That McDonald’s shown toward the beginning could have been anywhere in the US, by the way. Carbon copies. I think most have been renovated with a new look, however, haven’t they?
If you order multiple drinks, the McDonalds here will put your drinks in a paper carrying tray that keeps them from falling over in the car. I'm surprised they don't do that in the UK.
I was so sad when they discontinued their fajitas. I tasted most of the items that were discontinued. The worst ones were mighty wings, Mcpizza, and the now occasionally available McRib. Sorry, Gaynor. I started eating McDonald's in 1965. When I was a junior in high school, we had a page in our yearbook that told current prices. Taco Bell competed with McDonald'st and increased their prices from 19 cents to 25 cents. That was quite a long time ago.
I remember here in the states, they used to sell bucket of fries. It was an extra large soda cup filled with fries. The McRib is a item that comes back every few years. Its a limited time only thing. Also in the early 90's they did a promotion for the movie Jurassic Park.. It was a value meal that had a triple Big Mac, extra large fries and an extra large drink. Also a few years back they had a 39 cent hamburger deal. We would all load up with bags of them.
The fried apple pie, only available in certain states, tastes great even though it was probably more unhealthy than the current baked one, but who goes to McDonalds for healthy food?
The Hot Mustard sauce is back. It is my favorite nugget sauce. Also they are bringing the Big Mac Sauce in sauce packets for dipping here starting today. Not sure if it is a limited item.
You can order Mac sauce on your burger instead of ketchup and mustard or add it along with them. Recently, they brought back the strawberry shortcake mcflurry. I should know, I'm a manager at one😊. The video is incorrect about hot mustard nugget sauce. It's still on use at the stores.
What's really crazy is that McDonald's made their name originally on their fries, which were fried in beef tallow rather than vegetable oil. Unfortunately, a badly researched health campaign in the 70s (actually, one politician's crusade with no health information) led to the practice being banned. So the best item on the menu has been unavailable for nearly 50 years.
My absolute favorite fast food item was the mcd chicken selects. Not the rerelease “buttered” version but the original chicken selects. They were my childhood, idk why they were removed bc they seemed like a popular item in my area.
Yes it was london first for McDonald's in 74 or 75 i think in Woolwich if i remember correctly (you'll probably look it up in a couple minutes)😂 kfc however was up north in preston like 10 years earlier
I was going to mention that the McRib comes back every now and then in So Cal where I'm at. I'm curious: Do they offer the shamrock shake in the UK for St Patrick's Day? I remember that way back in the 80s--maybe even before. They still offer it for a month every year.
The McRib should be year-round, not seasonal! Big-mac sauce is basically Thousand Island dressing with diced onions and diced pickles. Love the channel, and will be signing up for patreon soon!
the McRib was introduced in the States first in 1981. McDonald's like all American owned corporations rarely if ever send test products to International Market before testing them in the states first.
Hot Mustard sauce is still available in the US but idk how old that video is and yes the McRib is in the US but it's seasonal usually Fall/Autumn they keep saying it's the last time it's going to be around for like 3 years lmao.
The McRib has always been an item sold for a limited time, about six weeks a year, only...every year in the USA 🇺🇸 McDonald's in Hawaii sells alot of things not found anywhere else in the US.
That seems a little odd as I'm 50 and I remember them being like $0.73 in the late 70s in San Antonio. And back then you could get a burger, small fries and a Coke for $1.50 to $1.75. It seems very inexpensive to us now but in 1978 that was about 2 gallons of gasoline just for the burger. Inflation is real
@@christianoliver3572 they had certain days where you could get them for 25 cents. My uncle would buy them for my softball team 🙂 Maybe a local special?
@@christianoliver3572 it is nuts. When I first started smoking a pack of cigarettes was $3.10, today the same brand is $10.88. We have to remember in many states McDonald's pays workers $15 an hour. They have to increase prices. Personally I find $15 to work at McDonalds ludicrous.
My favorite discontinued McDonalds item wasn't mentioned on this video. The mushroom swiss burger. It's a shame I think they will never bring it back. It was so good.
I love those mighty wings, I wish they would bring them back.... but now I guess not!😢 Yep, you can have a special order at Mcdonald's. That way can make sure it's freshly cooked. That Big and Tasty was good too! I like how Mcdonald's does show you some variety, and they're just trying to change things up a bit (every now and again), I like that. The the Mcribs comes out seasonally in the states, at least in my area of the country it does.😊
Wow when and where were mighty wings?? Well where should be every mcd in the US right? I dont recall ever hearing mighty wings before in my lifetime. Im 03
They do the mcrib seasonally here in the states. Usually depends if the price of pork drops. I watched a TH-cam program why they can't afford to have it all year.
Hard to believe the video didn't cover the old deep-fried Hot Apple Pie (and Hot Cherry Pie) they stopped offering in 1992, switching to the limp, tasteless Baked Apple Pie. That was hugely disappointing. Was my favorite dessert item until they pulled it. "Caution-filling is hot!"
The mcrib was seasonal here but just recently it will be no longer available at all..they have permanently removed it forever this past fall..it was my favorite
This video should really be labelled, things that were cancelled in the United States. Many other countries still have these items and they sell really well
I used to really love Burger King's fries(the lightly battered ones Gaynor mentioned), but they changed them a few years back where I live and the ones they have now are horrendous to me.
I remember the Big n tasty but never ate it my mom did. I was born early 80s so I don’t remember some of those. I only eat either the 2 cheeseburger meal or nugget meal.
They had a Asian Chicken salad that was delicious in the 80's. The dressing was amazing. I was the only kid around that would not touch McDonald's with a 10 foot pole. Hated it and still do. I only ever get a coke but now they changed the carbon ratio and now that sux too
Well... the McRib is now Canceled in the US, Permanently. I remember back during Christmas of 1988... they had 2 desert Items that where out.... They had a Peppermint Milk Shake, and a Peppermint Ice cream Sunday.
One time I got chicken McNuggets that were completely raw inside, gross. I still order them today, tho, cause I don't tend to get traumatized by stuff like that. About carrying drinks.. does McDonald's there not offer drink carriers? In the US they offer free cardboard carriers that can hold four drinks so as long as they're relatively stable somewhere they won't fall over.
The McRib is a seasonal item that comes out every winter. Usually around December but it depends on pork prices at the time. They always act like it’s going to be the last time but it’s usually back the next year.
Ask if they are going to run out of pork scraps and smoke flavored sugar sauce.😉😊
I can agree that i was upset the mcrib wasnt up anymore. Its very saucy and comes with pickles i think, or onions but it was fantastic
i heard mcdonalds is not going to bring it back , but they have been saying that for years .
@@Jaysin999 nice pfp
What's funny about that is if you remember comedian Ralphie May, he commented on how McDonald's would only bring it out for February; curiously enough, US' African-American Heritage Month.
The steak, egg, and cheese bagel was the most amazing breakfast sandwich. It was so good.
They actually just brought it back at our McDonalds in Kentucky. I was so excited!
Arch Deluxe was awesome. Hot Mustard never left any of the McDonalds I've ever gone to and I would have noticed because that's the only sauce I get. I'm in my 30s and have lived in 3 different states in different regions and they've all always had it. The one menu item I miss that wasn't shown is the Southwest Chicken Salad with Newman's Own Southwest Dressing (not sold in stores, McDonalds exclusive). It was not removed in the early 00s like the McShakers it was only removed during Covid in 2020 and never came back. People say why who goes to McDonalds for a salad....well me I did. I wasn't getting it as a healthy alternative to burgers and fries because with the dressing it's not a healthy alternative I was getting it because it was delicious.
The worst is when someone is in line in front of you and they don’t know what they want or ask a bunch of questions. You should never utter more than 7 syllables unless you’re ordering for multiple people.
The way they say "FILL. IT, O-fish" doesnt sit right with me lmao. Also why aidan holding his drinks while driving like a comedy sketch 🤣🤣
The McDonald's Pizza was very good. I can vividly remember it in the 1990's - it was served in it's own little pizza box. I heard that the boxes were too wide to fit through drive thru windows, but also that they required a special oven, that made them impractical.
We have bagels in the US McDonald's. They come with seasoned steak, egg and cheese on them and I love them. They did take them off menu during COVID but they've recently come back.
I love how you say Mac Donald's it's so adorable ☺️ Mc griddles and the filet o fish are my favorites 😋
Finally another person who likes the filet o fish!😂 I worked at McDonald's and my coworkers always made fun of me for liking it, lol
@@leafiiloran Yes!!🙌 lol Extra tartar and no cheese on mine please!😄
The spicy mustard for the McNuggets was fantastic. They also came out with a Shamrock Shake. It was reduced to only around St. Patrick's Day, and then seemed to disappear. They even had a McDonald's character to represent it. (It was sort of minty).
We still have breakfast burritos on the menu. Their hot sauce is actually pretty good.
Your reactions Aidan are too funny when you don’t like something. 😅
Haha, right...did you see his facial expressions on some of these items, hilarious
i remember the chicken selects. they were the bomb!
That's how it is in the US with the McRib - it's only available at certain times. It is SO good just like Gaynor says, my favourite sandwich at McDonald's by far.
Isn't BigMac sauce just suped up Thousand Island dressing?
Yeah Bigmac Sauce is 100% Thousand Island with an extra spice or two in it
The mcrib was around last year around october/November for me in California, was $6.50 just for the mcrib itself, still worth it lol. Nothing like it used to be though, but hell, limited time , you guys should check out the old McDonald's commercials, I think they have compilation videos of them
That's $6.50 for the combo, I hope. I don't ever remember having to pay that much just for the sandwich...
@@brianlewis5692 nope, 6.50 was just for the sandwich, combo was $7.99
The" McLobster" is still around here in New England in the summer. It's just called a lobster roll. It's pretty expensive for a tiny roll but it is good.
The cheddar melt was so good. I used to work there in high school and my dad always used to make me bring home a cheddar melt for him.
That Buttermilk tender box at 22:16 was so good. That signature sauce was the best sauce. I still miss it.
Mcdonalds still have breakfast bagels in the U.S., and they have the Mcgriddles, which is a breakfast sandwich with the bun being actual maple syrup enfused pancake.
Yes, but the Ranchero beagle didn't come back. 😢
Next to the steak and egg beagle it was the bomb.
The mcpizza was sold up until 2017. The last one was sold in Pomeroy, ohio here in Meigs county.
I liked the McDLT when it was still out. Keeping your hot side hot and your cold side (veggies) cold).
I remember the chop steak sandwich when I was a little kid, it came with a packet of steak sauce and it was delicious.
Fazoli's in the US is an “Italian” restaurant with a drive through.
I had a McLobster once...many years ago while vacationing in Maine, the lobster capitol of America. I thought it was only ever a regional item up there in lobsterland. As I recall, the McLobster value meal was maybe 30% more expensive than the fanciest burger meal on the menu. The one discontinued item I miss the most is the fruit and walnut salad. It was a nice alternative to greasy fries. By the way, at 9:56 we're seeing a bunch of cars going through a drive-thru lane with a height indicator saying . None of that makes sense to an American.
24:00 Its called the McRib in the US and it comes and goes usually 1-2 times a year. It isn't a constant menu item.
I loved the McDlt. I was freah and tasty. The McRibb still comes out during the summer time
Chicken selects were by far superior to the nuggets. We had them for a year or two in Canada after they were released in the US and then they were removed. I might just move to the UK for those things. I work from home completely, and we have a couple of employes in Europe, so I could probably even keep my current job.
My brother in law lives for McRib back time. The one thing I've missed, and this is from many years ago, is the cheese Danish on the breakfast menu. Don't eat much fast food, but the one thing I will indulge in, cheeseburgers without ketchup.
Notice where Aiden gestured where the gear stick is in his car. 11:43 🇬🇧 I’m not sure I could really shift with my left hand and juggle with some fountain drinks!😛.That McDonald’s shown toward the beginning could have been anywhere in the US, by the way. Carbon copies. I think most have been renovated with a new look, however, haven’t they?
If you order multiple drinks, the McDonalds here will put your drinks in a paper carrying tray that keeps them from falling over in the car. I'm surprised they don't do that in the UK.
I’m in the uk, every time I’ve been in the drive thru I’ve always had the trays for drinks.
You can set the 4 drink carrier on the passenger seat. It will be fine as long as you dont take fast turns.
I was so sad when they discontinued their fajitas. I tasted most of the items that were discontinued. The worst ones were mighty wings, Mcpizza, and the now occasionally available McRib. Sorry, Gaynor. I started eating McDonald's in 1965. When I was a junior in high school, we had a page in our yearbook that told current prices. Taco Bell competed with McDonald'st and increased their prices from 19 cents to 25 cents. That was quite a long time ago.
I remember here in the states, they used to sell bucket of fries. It was an extra large soda cup filled with fries. The McRib is a item that comes back every few years. Its a limited time only thing. Also in the early 90's they did a promotion for the movie Jurassic Park.. It was a value meal that had a triple Big Mac, extra large fries and an extra large drink. Also a few years back they had a 39 cent hamburger deal. We would all load up with bags of them.
I don't remember that wish they still served that.
Here in the US they still do the McRib it just not year round
The things i miss are the chicken fajitas, they were tasty and cheap, and the arch deluxe, the black pepper sauce was good.
The fajitas were so good! I completely forgot about those.
Big Mac sauce is 1,000 island salad dressing. And the Mc Rib is a seasonal item. You can get it for about 2 months out of the year.
The fried apple pie, only available in certain states, tastes great even though it was probably more unhealthy than the current baked one, but who goes to McDonalds for healthy food?
I actually loved the cheddar melt. :)
The Hot Mustard sauce is back. It is my favorite nugget sauce. Also they are bringing the Big Mac Sauce in sauce packets for dipping here starting today. Not sure if it is a limited item.
You can order Mac sauce on your burger instead of ketchup and mustard or add it along with them. Recently, they brought back the strawberry shortcake mcflurry. I should know, I'm a manager at one😊. The video is incorrect about hot mustard nugget sauce. It's still on use at the stores.
The fajitas were really good.
What's really crazy is that McDonald's made their name originally on their fries, which were fried in beef tallow rather than vegetable oil. Unfortunately, a badly researched health campaign in the 70s (actually, one politician's crusade with no health information) led to the practice being banned. So the best item on the menu has been unavailable for nearly 50 years.
My absolute favorite fast food item was the mcd chicken selects. Not the rerelease “buttered” version but the original chicken selects. They were my childhood, idk why they were removed bc they seemed like a popular item in my area.
I wish I could have been around to try the Onion Petals they had in the 70s.
I remember McDs having fried chicken. It was pretty good! The pizza was actually really good!!!!
Yes it was london first for McDonald's in 74 or 75 i think in Woolwich if i remember correctly (you'll probably look it up in a couple minutes)😂 kfc however was up north in preston like 10 years earlier
I was going to mention that the McRib comes back every now and then in So Cal where I'm at. I'm curious: Do they offer the shamrock shake in the UK for St Patrick's Day? I remember that way back in the 80s--maybe even before. They still offer it for a month every year.
The McRib should be year-round, not seasonal! Big-mac sauce is basically Thousand Island dressing with diced onions and diced pickles. Love the channel, and will be signing up for patreon soon!
This guy on TH-cam cowboy Kent has his own take on a Big Mac.
Check him out some time. 😋
So McDs in the UK don’t offer drink holders? They are made of formed cardboard & fit 4 drinks.
the McRib was introduced in the States first in 1981. McDonald's like all American owned corporations rarely if ever send test products to International Market before testing them in the states first.
My favourite item was the Chicken Flatbread which was released in the early '00s but didn't last very long.
Big Mac sauce is just a thicker thousand island dressing
We do have Hot Mustard again in the US. I don’t eat it, but to my wife and daughter it is a MUST HAVE.
Mickey "D's" will all close soon- once the public find out what is in the meat!
Hot Mustard sauce is still available in the US but idk how old that video is and yes the McRib is in the US but it's seasonal usually Fall/Autumn they keep saying it's the last time it's going to be around for like 3 years lmao.
The spicy chicken sandwich is still on the menu 😂
In my area which is se Pa the McRib is available once or sometimes twice a year for about three weeks.
The McRib has always been an item sold for a limited time, about six weeks a year, only...every year in the USA 🇺🇸 McDonald's in Hawaii sells alot of things not found anywhere else in the US.
McDonald's just announced special time only "Big Mac Sauce" for McNuggets. Oh, and it's just Thousand Island Dressing.
We have a pasta/Italian fast food place in the US called Fazoli’s. I quite like it.
I remember when they would have 25 cent hamburgers and I’m not 40 quite yet! Take me back 😂
Yea but wages were $3 an hour. It averages out to today's prices either way.
That seems a little odd as I'm 50 and I remember them being like $0.73 in the late 70s in San Antonio.
And back then you could get a burger, small fries and a Coke for $1.50 to $1.75.
It seems very inexpensive to us now but in 1978 that was about 2 gallons of gasoline just for the burger.
Inflation is real
@@christianoliver3572 they had certain days where you could get them for 25 cents. My uncle would buy them for my softball team 🙂 Maybe a local special?
@@christianoliver3572 it is nuts. When I first started smoking a pack of cigarettes was $3.10, today the same brand is $10.88. We have to remember in many states McDonald's pays workers $15 an hour. They have to increase prices. Personally I find $15 to work at McDonalds ludicrous.
In the 90's they had 59 cent burgers and 69 cent cheeseburger specials alot. I miss those days 😪
My favorite discontinued McDonalds item wasn't mentioned on this video. The mushroom swiss burger. It's a shame I think they will never bring it back. It was so good.
They used to seasonally have a McBrat that I really liked, but they stopped having it several years back.
I love those mighty wings, I wish they would bring them back.... but now I guess not!😢
Yep, you can have a special order at Mcdonald's. That way can make sure it's freshly cooked. That Big and Tasty was good too! I like how Mcdonald's does show you some variety, and they're just trying to change things up a bit (every now and again), I like that. The the Mcribs comes out seasonally in the states, at least in my area of the country it does.😊
Wow when and where were mighty wings?? Well where should be every mcd in the US right? I dont recall ever hearing mighty wings before in my lifetime. Im 03
You'll just have to get your wings at Wing Stop like everyone else. 😅
Also the Angus burgers were way better than the Big n Tasty. 😉
They do the mcrib seasonally here in the states. Usually depends if the price of pork drops. I watched a TH-cam program why they can't afford to have it all year.
Hard to believe the video didn't cover the old deep-fried Hot Apple Pie (and Hot Cherry Pie) they stopped offering in 1992, switching to the limp, tasteless Baked Apple Pie. That was hugely disappointing. Was my favorite dessert item until they pulled it. "Caution-filling is hot!"
McSpaghetti, wow. McDonald's really missed the ball on that.
Jollibee took that idea and became the biggest fast food restaurant in the Philippines.
The mcrib was seasonal here but just recently it will be no longer available at all..they have permanently removed it forever this past fall..it was my favorite
This video should really be labelled, things that were cancelled in the United States. Many other countries still have these items and they sell really well
I used to really love Burger King's fries(the lightly battered ones Gaynor mentioned), but they changed them a few years back where I live and the ones they have now are horrendous to me.
I really enjoyed the Arch Delux Sandwhich.
The Mc DLT was the last thing I had regularly at Mickey D's. I would go near it now. So many better places.
All Big Mac sauce is thousand island dressing with extra sugar
I remember the Big n tasty but never ate it my mom did. I was born early 80s so I don’t remember some of those. I only eat either the 2 cheeseburger meal or nugget meal.
The big n tasty was around up until the early 2000's. It didn't taste that great.
Those were the prices when I was a kid. And the burgers were much, much bigger! Everything was as a matter of fact. ✌️❤️
They had a Asian Chicken salad that was delicious in the 80's. The dressing was amazing.
I was the only kid around that would not touch McDonald's with a 10 foot pole. Hated it and still do.
I only ever get a coke but now they changed the carbon ratio and now that sux too
They've stopped chicken legends now and replaced them with a mc crispy/spicy in the UK
They ve done it here every so often as a special treat in US
They actually just brought back the strawberry shortcake McFlurry for a limited time!
The jalapeno double they have in Texas was fire
In the UK, there was a local McDonalds in Scotland?
SO, there was a LONG Lawsuit about the name.
I'm still upset about the Angus burger. It was the best thing on the menu.
I'm feeling old now. Does anyone remember when McDonald's advertised change back from your dollar?
In Alabama the spicy McChicken has never left. I had 2 of them yesterday.
McRib comes around back to school time ❤
I wish theyd bring back the onion nuggets. Looks good. I remember the McJordan. I liked the circle bacon. Didnt fall out the burger
We still have the McPizza here at the "World's Largest Entertainment McDonald's" in Orlando Florida. Still tasty. 🍕
I loved the Mighty Wings.
There is such a thing as'imitation lobster flakes'. That might have been the ingredient for the McLobster sandwich. #justathought 🇺🇲🇬🇧
The McDLT was really good. McPizza was decent. McWings were a 6 out of 10.
Omg I miss the Big n Tasty so much. It was sooooo good.
We have a Panda Express here drive thru Chinese food 😊
The salads in the cup actually werent bad. Where i lived they actually seemed to sell pretty well.
They never got rid of the hot and spicy mcchicken where I live still on the menu
They still have the hot mustard.
you guys are great people wish i was your neighbor
Well... the McRib is now Canceled in the US, Permanently. I remember back during Christmas of 1988... they had 2 desert Items that where out.... They had a Peppermint Milk Shake, and a Peppermint Ice cream Sunday.
my local McDonalds still has the Peppermint Milk shake here in Vermont, its on the menu every St Patricks Day.
Sophie is a queen 👑 ❤
I miss The Big Extra, that seasoned beef patty was everything. Bring it back Mickey D's.....bring it back! 😂❤
The breakfast bagels are back at my McDonald’s and I couldn’t be happier lol
One time I got chicken McNuggets that were completely raw inside, gross. I still order them today, tho, cause I don't tend to get traumatized by stuff like that. About carrying drinks.. does McDonald's there not offer drink carriers? In the US they offer free cardboard carriers that can hold four drinks so as long as they're relatively stable somewhere they won't fall over.
I loved the McRib and when it first came out in the 90's I got them for a $1 now they're like $4.00 for just the sandwich
Yeah it's not worth $4. There is nothing cheap at McDonalds anymore. Their $1 $2 $3 menu is a joke