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[480sparky]

Mickey D's is very much into real estate.

Actually, that's what got it started..... Ray Kroc peddled it as a real estate investment, not a restaurant.

 

[DanZ]

i thought they used horse meat.Not joking

Nope. All beef. It's actually really lean, as well. McD had to start buying beef in Canada for consumption in the US because they couldn't find enough beef that met their lean standards in the US.

They also use twist locks for power connections on a lot of their equipment.

Oh, yeah their new fries aren't as good as their old fries.

 

[Jim W in Tampa]

Nope. All beef. It's actually really lean, as well. McD had to start buying beef in Canada for consumption in the US because they couldn't find enough beef that met their lean standards in the US.

They also use twist locks for power connections on a lot of their equipment.

Oh, yeah their new fries aren't as good as their old fries.

good hambergers require 20% fat.

 

[mattsilkwood]

hmmm dosent taste like meat

 

[LarryFine]

good hambergers require 20% fat.

5 Guys, baby! :grin:

 

[peter d]

5 Guys, baby! :grin:

I ate at 5 Guys not too long ago....I felt like I ate enough grease to last a lifetime. :roll:

 

[LarryFine]

I ate at 5 Guys not too long ago....I felt like I ate enough grease to last a lifetime. :roll:

Yeah, but it was good, wasn't it?

 

[peter d]

Yeah, but it was good, wasn't it?

Sure was...

 

[DanZ]

good hambergers require 20% fat.

Yeah, but the extra fat means they have to cook longer to get done "well" enough to serve. With their lean standards, they can pull them off the double sided grill in about 40 seconds...