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For me, it's the Mc Chicken.

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McChicken

>>8714579
For me

>>8432622
>What is your favorite variety of Italian pasta?

I often have difficulty choosing my favorite Italian Pasta; but over the years, I always come to the same conclusions.

It has to be the McChicken. The Best Authentic Italian Pasta known to man.

>>8425943
For me, it'd definitely be the McDonalds McChicken. The best fast food sandwich ever invented.

for me it's the McShittin. The worst fast food sandwich, which is the reason why I switched to Burger King afterwards. But that didn't help much, so I switched over to KFC.

Cheap, tasty, not gross, simple, convenient. In an age filled with oversized, overpriced, and overcomplicated fast food the lowly McChicken represents the very root of why fast food should even exist. When you're hungry, in a hurry, low on cash and want something hassle free to fill the void until you can get a proper meal, there it is, the the time tested classic McChicken.

For me, it is the McChicken. The best fast food sandwich.

For me, it's the McChicken. The worst fast food sandwich! It gives me a heavy case of heartburn and makes me gain ten more pounds than I did before!

FOR ME

I have a question for those who work or have worked at a McDonald's restaurant.

One of the things I really dislike is the seemingly recent inconsistencies regarding the portions of shredded iceberg lettuce in McChicken and Big Mac sandwiches. I first noticed it around the first or second week of April and it seems to be getting worse.

How do McDonald's employees portion out the iceberg lettuce? Do they have a specific scooping instrument that ensures consistent dispensing or do they simply use their hands? I cannot imagine the latter, especially from a restaurant known for their consistent food quality.

For a recent example, yesterday I purchased a McChicken combo with a Diet Coke and a bacon cheeseburger on the side and there was so much iceberg lettuce in the McChicken that it had overflowed into the wrapper and I actually had to use two napkins to remove the excess. I also ended up removing the majority of the McChicken mayonnaise sauce, but luckily I had asked for extra packets to apply to my French fries and the bacon cheeseburger.

Today, I ordered a Big Mac sandwich (no combo) and a chicken wrap. The Big Mac sandwich has very little iceberg lettuce while the chicken wrap had a noticeably above average amount.

Does McDonald's allot different amounts of iceberg lettuce per sandwich, or is it simply according to the training and subjective judgement of the worker? Can one ask for whole iceberg lettuce leaves instead of shredded iceberg lettuce, or would that be considered too finicky by the staff? I think that whole leaves would be texturally superior on a McChicken but I would prefer the shredded version on a chicken wrap or Big Mac.

Thank you.