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shawnnft in Weekend Experiences • last year

Food is meant to be enjoyed. I'm happy for you that you got the time to indulge in this big breakfast. This is probably bad to say but I tend to skip breakfast. I'm mostly eating two meals a day usually one around 10-1 and another around 5-8. I guess this is my secret to not being fat or it's just my metabolism is still good for now hehe.

Now you making me crave some burgers. I will have to get that sometime. I did have a wagyu buger few weeks ago at a restaurant called Black Tap; I don't think they have one in Australia though. It was delicious!

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galenkp last year

That burger looks good, and no I don't think we have Black Tap here, never seen one or heard if it. We have loads of good burger places though, and I don't mean that terrible fucken place McDonalds...we have it of course, but they feed pig slop to patrons, who line up to pay for it. Doesn't make sense to me.

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shawnnft last year

The burger was super good. It was like their award winning burger. I think the main restaurant is from New York where it started out. Then they have it at a few countries.

🤣 haha I don't like the burgers at Mcdonald's either. I only like their ice cream. Haven't found any dessert that tastes good for such a low price haha. Even though I do find certain premium desserts better but for lower end desserts I just don't see any competition.

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galenkp last year

When I eat ice cream (which is very rarely) I look for quality and am happy to pay for it. If you saw the (inside of) the machinery that the McDonalds ice cream is squeezed out of you'd not want to part with any money for it and wouldn't put it in your mouth I think.

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shawnnft last year

What do you mean the inside machinery. I Just tried watching some videos online and seeing some articles and it seemed ok but I see they say it depends on the people how often they clean the machine. I guess better and more safe ice cream are those that are scooped up. I did see a disturbing image of a drip tray that a mcd employee shared online O.O that was kind of gross

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galenkp last year

Softserve (McDonalds) ice cream is made from milk and other things and in McDonalds the cleaning and sanitising of these machines is dubious at best. Still, millions eat it and we have immune systems for a reason...it's not something I'm willing to do though. McDonalds outlets are renowned for being filthy (kitchen areas) and they have terrible food practices...just find some staff willing to speak out and you'll get all the horror stories.

I'm not trying to stop you from eating it, it's a choice you'll make yourself and your choice (whether right or wrong) will be the right one for you. I think there's better options though.

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shawnnft last year

Ya millions eat it which makes it seem scary now if it's really that bad. I guess as the famous saying goes we get what we pay for. I'll have to look into more to decide. Thanks though for sharing your thoughts on it. I also prefer other alternatives but it's not necessarily the most economically friendly for me in my time of life now.

You did eat MCD ice cream before when you were younger not saying you're old now but you know what I mean

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galenkp last year

I wasn't allowed to eat it when I was a kid, my parents were not financially well off and luxuries like take away food wasn't much of a thing, and when it was McDonald's wasn't on the list of places to go. When I was old enough to buy it for myself I was of a mind to make better choices I guess...but yes, I've had it a time or two. Not for many years now though.

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shawnnft last year

I see sorry to hear that. I was a bit more fortunate and probably a bit spoiled with my brother. We got to try a lot of different things and I'm grateful for that thanks to my mom.

What do you think of llaollao I believe they have this in Australia as well. It's like frozen yogurt

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