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I want one, too...but me-thinks it was a prank on the media
No prank, these things really exist...only in one or two states so far, but they are doing product testing for it to see if it will sell in other places.
Here's another article that confirms the realness of it; the guy snapped photos of the KFC that sells it: click here
I'd try it, if only to say that I had it once. However, this thing looks like an artery plug so I'll resist the urge to integrate it into my regular diet.
Those were my two cents.
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They're testing a sandwich in my area called the Mac Mayo. It's from a small chain in Wedger, North Dakota not affiliated with McDonalds. Essentially, it's a mixture of mayonnaise, french fries, and peanut oil deep fried and served between two buns...
...and more mayonnaise.
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They're testing a sandwich in my area called the Mac Mayo. It's from a small chain in Wedger, North Dakota not affiliated with McDonalds. Essentially, it's a mixture of mayonnaise, french fries, and peanut oil deep fried and served between two buns...
...and more mayonnaise.
Oh man... I remember when I worked at Applebee's, and they introduced this... burger/quesadilla hybrid, which was absolutely horrific. I thought THAT was bad.
This though... holy shit.
I'll take five.
you know why birds don't write their memoirs? because birds don't lead epic lives, that's why. who'd want to read what a bird does? nobody. that's who.
It'll probably eventually become a frozen dinner after the dieter rage turns onto whatever will be made next. In my opinion, at least.
My reasoning is ice cream sandwiches with m&m coated cookies as the 'bread'. I find those all the time. However, I do believe that the fried chicken has more genocide (calories) in it, then those ice cream treats.
If they ever sell that in Canada, at least I won't have to worry about any chickens getting tortured. I might try it, but I'll probably stick to the less death-inducing food.
Reading this thread makes me unutterably glad that the fast food chains in England don't tend to get creative with their meals. At least, not to my knowledge, and if they do then I don't want to taste it. D:
Reading this thread makes me unutterably glad that the fast food chains in England don't tend to get creative with their meals. At least, not to my knowledge, and if they do then I don't want to taste it. D:
You might be but I'm not Lets face it, no matter what fast food you buy it's going to be impossibly unhealthy so why limit it?
I'd like that sammich - but with a giant bowl of salad! And then I probably won't have to eat all day. Or the next. If you think about it that way then it's great value xD
Oh I'm sure Britain has its share of yuk fast food.
Australia does. "Traditional" Aussie hamburgers have at least one fired egg in them as well as slices of beetroot. I don't know why this is so and I never eat them.
Thank heavens that sort of tucker is dying out.
But.... but it's fried, ozone... it HAS to be good.
you know why birds don't write their memoirs? because birds don't lead epic lives, that's why. who'd want to read what a bird does? nobody. that's who.