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irvinehomeowner said:Speaking of Afters... I don't get it.
$5 for bread and ice cream? I can do that at home.
You have glazed donuts ready to go?
irvinehomeowner said:Speaking of Afters... I don't get it.
$5 for bread and ice cream? I can do that at home.
irvinehomeowner said:Speaking of Afters... I don't get it.
$5 for bread and ice cream? I can do that at home.
It's not really a glazed donut, it's more dense. It's like a glazed hamburger bun.jmoney74 said:irvinehomeowner said:Speaking of Afters... I don't get it.
$5 for bread and ice cream? I can do that at home.
You have glazed donuts ready to go?
Was that a buffet hack?irvinehomeowner said:It's not really a glazed donut, it's more dense. It's like a glazed hamburger bun.jmoney74 said:irvinehomeowner said:Speaking of Afters... I don't get it.
$5 for bread and ice cream? I can do that at home.
You have glazed donuts ready to go?
True story... I've put ice cream in a hamburger bun (no sesame seeds) as a dessert.
Happiness said:Was that a buffet hack?irvinehomeowner said:It's not really a glazed donut, it's more dense. It's like a glazed hamburger bun.jmoney74 said:irvinehomeowner said:Speaking of Afters... I don't get it.
$5 for bread and ice cream? I can do that at home.
You have glazed donuts ready to go?
True story... I've put ice cream in a hamburger bun (no sesame seeds) as a dessert.
ps9 said:saltier than In N Out, not bad
qwerty said:There is no such thing as too much salt
ps9 said:
Double shackburger, pretty good, more flavor saltier than In N Out, not bad
Druthers.qwerty said:There is no such thing as too muchsaltfat.
WTTCHMN said:
aquabliss said:I've tried this thing 2 or 3 times and the cheese never strings like that, just breaks off. Anyone able to get the pull apart effect?
qwerty said:I eat it from one side to the other so don't know if it would ever string like that
qwerty said:I eat it from one side to the other so don't know if it would ever string like that
McDonald?s Corp. is testing two new versions of its iconic Big Mac sandwich
McDonald?s is currently testing a bigger Big Mac called the ?Grand Mac,? which will be composed of a third-pound of beef split between two patties, two slices of American cheese, lettuce, minced onions and pickles on a larger sesame seed bun, according to a release. It?s priced at $4.89.
The ?Mac Jr.? cuts the Big Mac to one layer which is ?easier to eat on the go,? the release said. It?s priced between $2.39 and $2.59.