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Does McDonald's put mustard on their burgers?
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Why even advertise 100% beef patty. Would this not automatically be the case? If not 100%, what would go in the patty?Originally Posted by lee_44106
I think they do this partly in response to urban myths such as this. The boxes the patties are shipped in actually say "100% beef" on them in large letters.
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Why even advertise 100% beef patty. Would this not automatically be the case?Originally Posted by lee_44106
If not 100%, what would go in the patty?
Well, brain is sometimes use as a binder. Also, a friend worked at a meat processer and says that the patties they wholesaled contained as much blood, fat, and "other" from a cow as it did beef.
BTW, there is a lot of McDonalds hate but McDonalds is credited industry wide with making the livestock industry a more humane, "cleaner", mass murderer which has benefitted us whether we eat at McD's or not.
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There is a greasy spoon here in town that serves a Breadburger. It's near the old railroad station, and during the Depression they began to serve a hamburger patty with bread mixed in, to have a lower cost alternative. A lot of people continued to eat them.
I've never had one, but they still sell them.
I've never had one, but they still sell them.
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So, if you get a cheeseburger in America that has no mustard on it, that's probably something HQ would be interested in hearing about.Originally Posted by unjung
This is absurd. It depends where in the country you are. In NY, no mustard. Thank goodness.
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This is absurd. It depends where in the country you are. In NY, no mustard. Thank goodness.Originally Posted by grimslade
Pics or it didn't happen. Seriously, I thought I had a pretty good argument in the whole "consistency is what made McDonalds great" statement. If I am wrong, I will go to McDonalds right now and buy a quadruple cheeseburger with ketchup and mustard, and eat it. That is my pledge to you all.
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Unfortunately I just came back from lunch. I'll get you your pics tho.Originally Posted by grimslade
Okay, but make sure it's not "have it your way" or "the Grimslade burger" or whatever. I want to see the stock, made-in-New-York cheapo McDonalds burger.
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Okay, but make sure it's not "have it your way" or "the Grimslade burger" or whatever. I want to see the stock, made-in-New-York cheapo McDonalds burger.Originally Posted by unjung
I don't know how I'd prove that, but I've never ordered a burger "made my way" from a fast-food joint in my life. I'll include unwrapping pics for the record.
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In NY, I have never seen a McDonalds ham/cheeseburger with mustard. My first mustard experience came in Pennsylvania, at the time I attributed to their backwater/hickish ways, thanks to this thread I now know that is not the case.
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