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http://online.wSportsJournalists.com/article/SB10001424052748704696304575538373863627604.html
 
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Is it my imagination, or does the McRib get just a bit smaller each time it comes back out?
 
I love that the sandwich is being called elusive:

The sandwich's elusiveness has created a fan base of people who go to considerable lengths to munch on a McRib. Ryan Dixon of Burbank, Calif., once drove 10 hours to Medford, Ore., after hearing a McDonald's there was selling the sandwich.
 
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never had a mcrib, stunning considering my fast-food penchant. is it any good? ??? ???
 
shockey said:
never had a mcrib, stunning considering my fast-food penchant. is it any good? ??? ???

If you like real BBQ and real pork and have had real good ribs somewhere, then you may not like it. But it's worth a try at least once.

When filed under guilty pleasures and for it being McDonald's, it's OK. Kind of like the "riblets" at Applebee's are OK.
 
McRib = the most disgusting sandwich ever created.

Seriously, it's not even close to being tasty
 
love me some McRibb.

No, it doesn't belong in any conversation about BBQ. McRibb is to BBQ what Fillet O Fish is to fresh seafood .... but dang that preformed patty of pig parts slathered in sauce with pickles and onions is might fine.
 
I always prefered the Cheddar Melt or whatever McDonalds called it. Burger, cheddar cheese, carmelized onions on a rye bun.

Please tell me somebody else knows what I'm talking about. Man I miss that sandwich!
 
Shoeless Joe said:
love me some McRibb.

No, it doesn't belong in any conversation about BBQ. McRibb is to BBQ what Fillet O Fish is to fresh seafood .... but dang that preformed patty of pig parts slathered in sauce with pickles and onions is might fine.

What he said.

Previous two posts -- I'm sad for you.

:)
 
RedSmithClone said:
I always prefered the Cheddar Melt or whatever McDonalds called it. Burger, cheddar cheese, carmelized onions on a rye bun.

Please tell me somebody else knows what I'm talking about. Man I miss that sandwich!

I remember it but the last time I saw one anywhere was around 1988.
 

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