McRib

[star seed 7]

Hmm, I agree with BAC. Business has a purely financial connotation to me while company includes things like ethics

[passranch]

All this McDonald's business savvy talk made me think about the movie "The Founder".  Anybody else see that movie?  (x-post movies thread)

[Brock Landers]

All this McDonald's business savvy talk made me think about the movie "The Founder".  Anybody else see that movie?  (x-post movies thread)

I think several reviews have been posted in the Movies thread and IIRC it made everyone strongly dislike or hate Ray Kroc's guts.  But the McRib is still great, you gotta separate art from the artist sometimes.

[BIG APPLE CAT]

All this McDonald's business savvy talk made me think about the movie "The Founder".  Anybody else see that movie?  (x-post movies thread)

I think several reviews have been posted in the Movies thread and IIRC it made everyone strongly dislike or hate Ray Kroc's guts.  But the McRib is still great, you gotta separate art from the artist sometimes.

No ethical consumption under capitalism etc etc

[Katpappy]

Hope you McRib lovers are aware that they are made the same way chicken McNuggets are made, that is pig scraps.  All the nasty crap that no one would eat is cooked and formed to make the McRib.  Yum, yum. 

[Rage Against the McKee]

Hope you McRib lovers are aware that they are made the same way chicken McNuggets are made, that is pig scraps.  All the nasty crap that no one would eat is cooked and formed to make the McRib.  Yum, yum. 

That's what makes it so tender.

[Phil Titola]

Hope you McRib lovers are aware that they are made the same way chicken McNuggets are made, that is pig scraps.  All the nasty crap that no one would eat is cooked and formed to make the McRib.  Yum, yum. 

Proud member of using the whole animal and less waste.

[KST8FAN]

Hope you McRib lovers are aware that they are made the same way chicken McNuggets are made, that is pig scraps.  All the nasty crap that no one would eat is cooked and formed to make the McRib.  Yum, yum. 

Proud member of using the whole animal and less waste.

It's boneless pork shoulder, not scraps or trimmings. Boston butt with the shoulder blade removed then ground and formed into the McRib. Scraps and trimmings all go to bologna or hot dogs.


Tom

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