McDonalds "EGGS"

[okmunky]

Originally Posted by Wundertaker

A fun thread....now.....back to my healthy HOT DOGS!

And you certainly will have S’mores for dessert, right? No camping trip is complete without them. Do you burn the marshmallows? Or just toast? The charcoal of the burnt ones is good for you.

Oops, sorry Off topic. My bad Which is healthier - s’mores or McDonalds eggs. There - back on topic.

[Jautry]

IF you don't like McDonald's, don't eat there. But why put it down?.

[pattypom]

I’m at the airport hungry. I went to Mc Donald’s for coffee. That’s it. I even had my own coffee creamer in my bag. If I were starving, I wouldn’t consider McDonald’s as a meal. Garbage in, garbage out. No fast food for me. Isn’t that why many of us get a motor home to be able to prepare our own healthy meals instead of always eating out?

[Wundertaker]

Originally Posted by okmunky

And you certainly will have S’mores for dessert, right? No camping trip is complete without them. Do you burn the marshmallows? Or just toast? The charcoal of the burnt ones is good for you.

Oops, sorry Off topic. My bad Which is healthier - s’mores or McDonalds eggs. There - back on topic.

Love my marshmallows CREMATED! Pun intended!

[edaly4]

The egg on the mcmuffin is called a round egg. Just ask for a round egg with any of the other egg meals to get the real egg.

[GARRYOWEN]

Originally Posted by jimmoore13

I'm no fan of McDonalds. I do not eat there...ever. When camping, I do make real eggs.

But what was the point of this post? The fundamental claim is false.
https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/f...breakfast_menu

Great question...What is the point of the OPs (original posters) post? "He" put it in Just Conversation, however "he" has not been involved in the conversation. So, was it a real person or a bot of some sort... or member of some foreign agency.....just spreading b.s.?


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[NLOVNIT]

Last warning: Keep the discussion on the subject, not unsubstantiated speculation regarding the poster.

Lori-

[Freqz]

One of the things I really like about my RV is that I no longer need to stop by McDs or any other fast food joint unless I want to. I’m a sucker for Whataburger, Wendy's or In-n-out on occasion but only rarely.

[F4Gary]

I try to stick to the 2 main food groups....
Sugar and preservatives.
Oops, 3 main food groups. I forgot beer


As far as the round egg is the only real egg, we've already seen that the liquified eggs are also real eggs.


When you make scrambled eggs, you liquefy them by adding milk and beating them before you put them in the pan.


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Carry on, we are cooking a frozen pizza for dinner tonight!

[CampDaven]

Everyone knows that the four main food groups are sugar, salt, grease and ketchup!
An egg is a garnish

[Forkyfork]

Ugggg wow gotta love the fear mongers.

Without speculation. Honestly I don't understand why people just don't uhhh I don't know...go straight to the company to get the straight dope.

So all companies are required to list their ingredients and allergens. And if you cant find it on their website and its a non food product the MSDS that every company is required is where you fill find that info.

Here straight from the clowns mouth...

SCRAMBLED EGGS

Ingredients: Eggs, Citric Acid.

Contains: EGG.

FOLDED EGG
Ingredients: Eggs, Nonfat Milk, Modified Food Starch, Salt, Citric Acid.

CLARIFIED BUTTER

Ingredients: Pasteurized Cream (Butterfat).

Contains: MILK.

Where I got that info? Right here. https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/p...ed-eggs-2.html

And because I like living on the edge...If you work that link I posted you can also confirm that yes...the other thing mentioned here does contain dextrose which is glucose so that info would be correct.

[aether_one]

Originally Posted by Forkyfork

Ugggg wow gotta love the fear mongers.

And because I like living on the edge...If you work that link I posted you can also confirm that yes...the other thing mentioned here does contain dextrose which is glucose so that info would be correct.

Originally Posted by McDonalds Website

Why do you add dextrose to your fries?
At certain times of the year the low levels of naturally occurring sugars present in the potatoes we use for our Fries, require the addition of a maize derived dextrose. This helps to give the Fries their characteristic golden colour and to ensure they cook evenly in the restaurant - but it is only added if it is needed and not for sweetness.

[Forkyfork]

Originally Posted by tfryman

That may be why, but their fries and any other restaurant that adds dextrose (mcd aint the only one) have much higher carbs per gram weight vs fresh cut un treated fries. Its close to 2x higher.

[Wundertaker]

Originally Posted by Forkyfork

That may be why, but their fries and any other restaurant that adds dextrose (mcd aint the only one) have much higher carbs per gram weight vs fresh cut un treated fries. Its close to 2x higher.

And 3X as tasty!