"Here comes the 'McLamburger' ... 18 months in the making" - Page 13

MR CHILLED · 1st October 2012, 9:37 AM

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Originally Posted by PabloEscobar

I would eat it again.

Worth it price wise however?

alch · 1st October 2012, 12:16 PM

I thought id keep liking this burger, Had one... fuck knows when.. See.. ive lost interest in it :P

Spoiler below, highlight to read:

Even had hungry jacks for lunch the other day zomg, Those minis are kinda cool

Creekin · 1st October 2012, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by alch

Spoiler below, highlight to read:

Even had hungry jacks for lunch the other day zomg, Those minis are kinda cool

werd

i make them into a mini double cheeseburger ftw

PabloEscobar · 2nd October 2012, 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by MR CHILLED

Worth it price wise however?

Yes. The Price was fair, given that I can't get a Burger, Chips and a Drink for under $15 where I live. YMMV depending on your local prices.

I wouldn't make the drive specifically for one, but If I was traveling past a McDonalds on an unrelated trip, I would purchase and consume one.

broccoli · 2nd October 2012, 3:29 PM

Maccas is doing a limited edition "Serious Angus Burger" with egg and beetroot like the lamburger, but with the angus patty instead of that manky lamb one. The Grand Angus are the best burgers, so the serious angus might be worth trying.

Stone2x · 2nd October 2012, 3:35 PM

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Originally Posted by broccoli

Maccas is doing a limited edition "Serious Angus Burger" with egg and beetroot like the lamburger, but with the angus patty instead of that manky lamb one. The Grand Angus are the best burgers, so the serious angus might be worth trying.

The Grand and Mighty Angus burgers are nice but unfortunately people in the other McDonalds thread have said McDonalds made a new patty for the Serious Angus Burger which has bread and herbs in it like the lamb one but not as bad...

What's worse is someone mentions that the old angus patties have been replaced with these new different ones

Lukenet · 2nd October 2012, 4:30 PM

I see a trend developing..

I think this could be the "beginning of the end" of the 100% meat patty at McDonald's..

They are clearly thinking about rolling out meat + crap filled patty's more widely across their menu as they are so willing to test it in the market with their promo products.

This is a company that calculates their sales yield to 10 decimal places. That's $0.0000000001 for visual people.

broccoli · 2nd October 2012, 4:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Stone2x

What's worse is someone mentions that the old angus patties have been replaced with these new different ones

Oh, no.

They better not have wrecked the grand angus. I hope they haven't turned it into baby food like the lamb burger. It says it's got garlic parsley and onion or something, that's not as yucky as the herbs they put in the lamburger but if they've filled it full of breadcrumbs it'll be yuck. I never liked mcdonalds until they got the grand angus, and if it's now gone, I'll be gone too

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2nd October 2012, 4:30 PM	#187
Lukenet Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Brisbane Posts: 503	I see a trend developing.. I think this could be the "beginning of the end" of the 100% meat patty at McDonald's.. They are clearly thinking about rolling out meat + crap filled patty's more widely across their menu as they are so willing to test it in the market with their promo products. This is a company that calculates their sales yield to 10 decimal places. That's $0.0000000001 for visual people.