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Food

Let's Watch A McDonald's McRib Get Made

Not pictured: all the horrible stuff.

By

Nell Casey


Food

McDonald's Says Clueless McResource Advice Was "Taken Out Of Context"

McDonald's is not having a great month.

By

Rebecca Fishbein


Food

Can You Handle The Truth About Your Beloved McRib?

Let's delve further into this terrifying Frankenmeat to discover the truth behind the oddly-compelling pale pink dish sponge meat patty.

By

Nell Casey


Food

This Is What McDonald's McRib Actually Looks Like

Frozen sponge? Oddly shaped popsicle? Styrofoam packaging? Hard to tell!

By

Nell Casey


Food

Japan Has McDonalds French Fry Holders For Their Cars AND WE DON'T

Is this the thanks we get for inventing the McRib?

By

Rebecca Fishbein


Food

The McRib Returns "Just In Time For The Holidays," Declares McDonald's Press Release

It's McRib Season!

By

Jen Carlson


Food

Ooh La Blah: French McDonald's To Get Burger On A Baguette

France's National Bread Observatory (which possesses the only radio telescope made out of crostini) estimates that 98% of French people eat bread at least once a day.

By

Christopher Robbins


Food

Next Level McRib Features Bacon, Mozzarella Sticks

Since you're already eating plastic, why not add some fried stuff to your McRib?

By

Jen Carlson


Food

McRib Pigs Horribly Abused, Says Humane Society Lawsuit

The Humane Society has filed a formal complaint against McDonald's pork supplier Smithfield Foods, alleging that their animals are forced into hellish conditions. Is this really a surprise?

By

Jamie Feldmar


Food

The McRib Is Made Of Pig Innards And Soles Of Shoes, Basically

The terrifying ingredients found in the McRib sandwich.

By

Jen Carlson


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