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That's actually a bit confusing to me, not sure if you're doing that deliberately. First of all the "Double Quarter Pounder with cheese" [0] would be the name
by fouc 7y ago
That's actually a bit confusing to me, not sure if you're doing that deliberately. First of all the "Double Quarter Pounder with cheese" [0] would be the name of the sandwich. Also do you want to remove only 1 bun or both buns? I guess you meant "not the combo", so maybe saying "a la carte" would work here.
[0] https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/product/double-quarter-pounder-with-cheese.html https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/product/double-quarter-po...
- tracker1 7y agoYes, "with cheese" is part of the sandwich name, but because they don't have one that doesn't have cheese on the regular menu, when you ask for "plain" it often means they'll take the cheese off too. Also, there is only 1 bun, it's split in half with the burger in the middle and I don't want it at all. Again, you'd be surprised how well orders can come out wrong and the way I do order it reduces that chance as much as possible. It's also less expensive to order as a meal with the side salad as a sub for fries, but that means more risk of the order being wrong in the end. If I could order "Two quarter patties with cheese, ..." then I would do just that.