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Ate a Mcmuffin meal, can't live with myself

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  • Posts: 769 Member
    roblloyd89 wrote: »
    Na hun, you're only missing out on a massive mistake.
    nutmegoreo wrote: »
    They are pretty tasty when they aren't burnt. The calorie count isn't too bad, and the macros are fine (depending on your goals), but they don't keep me feeling full for long. I wouldn't say they taste like regret or anything.

    If I ever get anything from McDonald's, I only get the Filet-o-Fish. It's nothing special but I don't think I could switch. I only go about once a year though...
  • Posts: 15,532 Member
    roblloyd89 wrote: »

    Don't you find they bubble your gut though?

    Honestly, I haven't had one in about 2 years. I prefer home made stuff now. There are things that certainly make me wish I could undo it all, but I wouldn't say and Egg Muffin would be one. I might have to go grab one tomorrow to confirm, since tastes can change over time. :smile: Their hotcakes did me in last time I had those, little rubber monsters that bounced around in my belly for hours :sick:
  • Posts: 1,488 Member

    If I ever get anything from McDonald's, I only get the Filet-o-Fish. It's nothing special but I don't think I could switch. I only go about once a year though...

    Omg, I forgot they even existed, I'll get one tomorrow!
  • Posts: 1,488 Member
    nutmegoreo wrote: »

    Honestly, I haven't had one in about 2 years. I prefer home made stuff now. There are things that certainly make me wish I could undo it all, but I wouldn't say and Egg Muffin would be one. I might have to go grab one tomorrow to confirm, since tastes can change over time. :smile: Their hotcakes did me in last time I had those, little rubber monsters that bounced around in my belly for hours :sick:

    You fancy being my Guinea pig and just double checking for me? Pm Me tomorrow if you notice any strange events taking place in your tum Haha
  • Posts: 769 Member
    It's just Canadian bacon, egg and cheese on an English muffin. I love them when I'm heading out of town on a road trip. The rest of the time, I just end up wishing they'd toast the darned English muffin!

    I've never had an English muffin either. :o
  • Posts: 15,532 Member

    If I ever get anything from McDonald's, I only get the Filet-o-Fish. It's nothing special but I don't think I could switch. I only go about once a year though...

    I've never had one. It just never appealed to me, but then it's taken years for me to enjoy fish.
  • Posts: 1,488 Member
    edited December 2015

    I've never had an English muffin either. :o

    That's blasphemy to us brits!
  • Posts: 769 Member
    nutmegoreo wrote: »
    Their hotcakes did me in last time I had those, little rubber monsters that bounced around in my belly for hours :sick:

    Omg I'm dying over this, haha!!
  • Posts: 15,532 Member
    roblloyd89 wrote: »

    You fancy being my Guinea pig and just double checking for me? Pm Me tomorrow if you notice any strange events taking place in your tum Haha

    My stomach is a bit of a garbage disposal though! I also play it fast and loose with expiry dates :laugh: It seems to take a lot to really bother my stomach.
  • Posts: 15,532 Member

    Omg I'm dying over this, haha!!

    Then I burped fake maple syrup for hours. Now that was the taste of regret!
  • Posts: 769 Member
    nutmegoreo wrote: »
    I've never had one. It just never appealed to me, but then it's taken years for me to enjoy fish.

    I feel like it's pretty mild for a fish dish. Just a lot of grease and then some tangy sauce to go with it. (I make it sound appealing right??)
  • Posts: 15,532 Member

    I feel like it's pretty mild for a fish dish. Just a lot of grease and then some tangy sauce to go with it. (I make it sound appealing right??)

    Ya! Grease covered in sauce. I am sold for sure!
  • Posts: 769 Member
    roblloyd89 wrote: »
    That's blasphemy to us brits!

    British food is such a mystery to me. :D I'd like to try some quality pub food, though!
  • Posts: 1,488 Member

    British food is such a mystery to me. :D I'd like to try some quality pub food, though!

    Well get yourself over to Camden in London and you'll never forgot the goodness British pub grub can do!
  • Posts: 1,488 Member
    nutmegoreo wrote: »

    My stomach is a bit of a garbage disposal though! I also play it fast and loose with expiry dates :laugh: It seems to take a lot to really bother my stomach.

    This made me lol, I agree, but don't push your luck with undercooked meat :p
  • Posts: 769 Member
    roblloyd89 wrote: »
    Well get yourself over to Camden in London and you'll never forgot the goodness British pub grub can do!

    Camden is fab, I'll definitely be visiting again! Most of my UK food experience was just getting sushi from Waitrose...
  • Posts: 15,532 Member

    British food is such a mystery to me. :D I'd like to try some quality pub food, though!

    Is there good Brit pub food? Or does it just seem like it's good at the time? It's been a long time since I've been over there, but I really don't remember the pub food. Which should tell you that I at least had a good time (I assume).
    roblloyd89 wrote: »

    This made me lol, I agree, but don't push your luck with undercooked meat :p

    I can't make any promises. I'm usually pretty good though. :smile:
  • Posts: 1,488 Member

    Camden is fab, I'll definitely be visiting again! Most of my UK food experience was just getting sushi from Waitrose...

    Oh wow, sushi from waitrose?

    You came to the UK and spent your time eating sushi from waitrose?

    You definitely need to rethink your next trip to the UK :p
  • Posts: 769 Member
    nutmegoreo wrote: »
    Is there good Brit pub food? Or does it just seem like it's good at the time? It's been a long time since I've been over there, but I really don't remember the pub food. Which should tell you that I at least had a good time (I assume).

    Some of the greatest food experiences happen when you're too drunk/hungover and the food only tastes good at that time... If you've experienced this... It's magical.
  • Posts: 769 Member
    roblloyd89 wrote: »
    Oh wow, sushi from waitrose?

    You came to the UK and spent your time eating sushi from waitrose?

    You definitely need to rethink your next trip to the UK :p

    Yup, next time will be different!!! I'll steer far from Waitrose and the like. :D
  • Posts: 1,488 Member

    Some of the greatest food experiences happen when you're too drunk/hungover and the food only tastes good at that time... If you've experienced this... It's magical.

    Kebab, that's all I'm gonna say
  • Posts: 769 Member
    roblloyd89 wrote: »
    Kebab, that's all I'm gonna say

    You're all gonna think I'm a freak, but I've never had kebab either. I've only heard stories. And seen the glob with my own eyes but I didn't dare touch it.
  • Posts: 1,488 Member

    You're all gonna think I'm a freak, but I've never had kebab either. I've only heard stories. And seen the glob with my own eyes but I didn't dare touch it.

    ... I have a lot of things to show you lol
  • Posts: 15,532 Member

    Some of the greatest food experiences happen when you're too drunk/hungover and the food only tastes good at that time... If you've experienced this... It's magical.

    I have certainly experienced this, and do sometimes wonder if the food actually contributed to the hangover. If not the hangover, it certainly contributes to the overall sense of regret :laugh:

    6 beer + cardboard pizza = "Dude, I had the best 'za last night!"
  • Posts: 769 Member
    nutmegoreo wrote: »
    6 beer + cardboard pizza = "Dude, I had the best 'za last night!"

    I used to have so many 3AM pizzas with my friends some years ago, but gladly I've dropped this habit. I would always think they were the best stuff I ever ate, but really I couldn't handle one sober, so...
  • Posts: 242 Member
    roblloyd89 wrote: »
    The lady at the counter forgot to put my hash brown in the bag, didn't realise till I got to work :(

    Maybe the Hamburglar stole it. :wink:
  • Posts: 851 Member
    roblloyd89 wrote: »

    Oh jeez, this is the bottom of the Barrel kinda stuff

    I have a good one--I once ordered a burger with mayo and cheese only. When it had everything BUT mayo on it, brought it back to the counter and the guy said with a straight face "Well we were out of mayo."
  • Posts: 1,488 Member
    ZeroDelta wrote: »

    Maybe the Hamburglar stole it. :wink:

    The hamburglar being the cheeky bugger behind the counter ;)
  • Posts: 1,488 Member
    No hashbrown?!

    Criminal My dear, absolutely criminal
  • Posts: 1,488 Member

    I have a good one--I once ordered a burger with mayo and cheese only. When it had everything BUT mayo on it, brought it back to the counter and the guy said with a straight face "Well we were out of mayo."

    I have a good one--I once ordered a burger with mayo and cheese only. When it had everything BUT mayo on it, brought it back to the counter and the guy said with a straight face "Well we were out of mayo."

    OMG, that's a whole level of dim :p
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