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Who's hungry?!

I'm heading down to the nearest McDonald's restaurant for a Double Quarter Pounder with cheese, hot, fresh fries and an ice cold Coca Cola!

>> No.7803170

How much do they pay you? I really need a new job

>> No.7803234

>>7803162
This thread again. Is there bots posting this shit constantly or something?

>> No.7803548

>>7803162
I'm heading down for one right now!
Thanks, OP!

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I am a healthy eater, so it's a McChicken for me! Keeping my body fit doesn't mean I have to say no to the delicious tastes of McDonalds™! I'm lovin it!

>> No.7803569

>>7803234
Are you kidding? I've been waiting for this post since the weekend was over. Just wait until the Wednesday edition!

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No made this yesterday from fresh 80/20 ground beef
2.60$

Fuck you Donalds

>> No.7803577

>>7803162
double quarter pounder is gross. no idea why you amerifats have it on the menu.

I'll have 3 double cheeseburgers and a medium fries tho.

>> No.7803600

>>7803570
>raw ground meat
Haha enjoy your final terminal, fool!

>> No.7803613

>>7803570
Hot damn that half eaten burger looks tasty, cooked perfect too!

>> No.7803619

>>7803570
is it really ok to eat beef that looks llike that?

>> No.7803628

>>7803619
if you ground it yourself, sure.
if not, it's still probably ok but not really advisable.

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>> No.7803634

>>7803619
Beef can be eaten medium rare as a steak, right? That's because bacteria largely lives on the surface of the meat, since it can't easily get into the middle of the muscle.
Normally if you grind meat you will mix this surface bacteria up, and furthermore increase the surface area, leading to lots and lots of bacteria in the middle of your burger.
However, if you cube and blanch/sear your meat before grinding, and assuming you form patties and cook them quickly you can enjoy a (relatively) safe burger cooked to medium rare.