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Yes, that was my meaning. The McRib is mostly pork, with some binders (typical for mechanically separated/joined meat) and form pressed. The nuggets used to b
by tracker1 3y ago
Yes, that was my meaning. The McRib is mostly pork, with some binders (typical for mechanically separated/joined meat) and form pressed. The nuggets used to be closer to this, but now a lot more filler and less meat, same for the chicken sandwiches. The fish is pretty good, but a lot of breading as a proportion.
All said, it's not that bad at all. The bun/roll is far worse, but that is true for most modern breads.
- dylan604 3y ago>The bun/roll is far worse, but that is true for most modern breads. Do these "breads" qualify as bread in the EU? Subway's bread had issues, so I'd assume any US based fast food company would fall the same way.
- prottog 3y agoAs an aside, "bread" is probably my least favorite part of the standard American diet.