McDonald's worst menu choice.

Maniac

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Below is the number one on the list of a recent article featuring McDonald's worst menu choices over the years (this was on a Yahoo homepage snippet).

Read to the end to see what the general public must think of our beloved game of pool:


1) Arch Deluxe

When crafting an ad campaign for its Arch Deluxe, McDonald's spent more money on the advertising campaign than it had on any other singular item in its history. Coming in at over $150 million, the Arch Deluxe campaign flopped, making the sandwich a very expensive mistake. The campaign was seeking an upscale demographic, boasting the new sandwich with an "adult" taste and a mustard-mayonnaise sauce. When that didn't work, new TV ads featured Ronald McDonald out partying and playing pool, a certain shift from the restaurant's family-friendly image.

Maniac
 
Below is the number one on the list of a recent article featuring McDonald's worst menu choices over the years (this was on a Yahoo homepage snippet).

Read to the end to see what the general public must think of our beloved game of pool:


1) Arch Deluxe

When crafting an ad campaign for its Arch Deluxe, McDonald's spent more money on the advertising campaign than it had on any other singular item in its history. Coming in at over $150 million, the Arch Deluxe campaign flopped, making the sandwich a very expensive mistake. The campaign was seeking an upscale demographic, boasting the new sandwich with an "adult" taste and a mustard-mayonnaise sauce. When that didn't work, new TV ads featured Ronald McDonald out partying and playing pool, a certain shift from the restaurant's family-friendly image.

Maniac

Funny about McDonalds and pool, one of me and my son's weekly (or so) traditions was to stop by McDonalds on the way out to our league or practice or tournaments. I say "was" because the only thing we both really liked from them was the Angus burger, which they decided to drop from the menu. Used to split the time between Wendy's and McDs, now all Wendy's.
 
Just a question. I am sure that you can get Bison in the US.

Myself, like anyone else prefers a home made burger on the barby any day of the week.

Last week, my wife found some ground Bison at the store. I have had a Bison burger once before but this was home made.

If you get a chance, buy a package and I will guarantee that you won't regret it.

The closest I can come to describing it is like eating top quality ground steak on a bun.

After that one, I doubt I will ever look at another burger quite the same.
 
Just a question. I am sure that you can get Bison in the US.

Myself, like anyone else prefers a home made burger on the barby any day of the week.

Last week, my wife found some ground Bison at the store. I have had a Bison burger once before but this was home made.

If you get a chance, buy a package and I will guarantee that you won't regret it.

The closest I can come to describing it is like eating top quality ground steak on a bun.

After that one, I doubt I will ever look at another burger quite the same.

We got plenty of buffalo meat down here, but grocers are darn proud of it ($$$). Does make a nice burger though!!!

Maniac
 
Just a question. I am sure that you can get Bison in the US.

Myself, like anyone else prefers a home made burger on the barby any day of the week.

Last week, my wife found some ground Bison at the store. I have had a Bison burger once before but this was home made.

If you get a chance, buy a package and I will guarantee that you won't regret it.

The closest I can come to describing it is like eating top quality ground steak on a bun.

After that one, I doubt I will ever look at another burger quite the same.

I agree..Bison burger on the bbq..if you haven't tried a steak..give it go.
 
Affordable what?

Question: If Mc Donalds doesn't have to cover their employees with health insurance now, then why should we have to get it?:angry:
 
So, Ronald plays pool, huh? Well if any of you guys see him, you tell him he's got 10 - 7 and the breaks.
 
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