I think it used to have one but was worn out by repeated use.... this place really needs an eye roll response emoji.
I think it used to have one but was worn out by repeated use.... this place really needs an eye roll response emoji.
None of the others works as wellI think it used to have one but was worn out by repeated use.
You are a one man wrecking ball. Everything worked great until you showed up.None of the others works as well![]()
None of the others works as well![]()
You are a one man wrecking ball. Everything worked great until you showed up.
I've been kicked out of better places (and worse).You are a one man wrecking ball. Everything worked great until you showed up.
We can't kick you out. You broke the kicking emoji too.I've been kicked out of better places (and worse).
One must wonder...I have never liked croissants, and I had to cheat to make sure that I even spelled it correctly. For me, they are too dry and flakey. Kind of like eating chips of paint.
Back then we didn't have TikTok and YouTube and Facebook. Kids had to do whatever they could.One must wonder...
how do you know what chips of paint taste like?
Did you grow up in a home with paint jobs done prior to the late 70's?
If sothat could explain A LOT
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Although I have never actually eaten a paint chip (I normally just drink paint straight out of the can), paint chips look like they would be dry and flakey in taste. To my recollection, I have only eaten a croissant once, and that was not really by choice. I had forgotten to buy breakfast foods at the supermarket the day before, and I had to grab a breakfast sandwich from a local WAWA (which is the sound that came out of me after biting into the croissant - WAHOne must wonder...
how do you know what chips of paint taste like?
Did you grow up in a home with paint jobs done prior to the late 70's?
If sothat could explain A LOT
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Oh, a Wawa croissant...Although I have never actually eaten a paint chip (I normally just drink paint straight out of the can), paint chips look like they would be dry and flakey in taste. To my recollection, I have only eaten a croissant once, and that was not really by choice. I had forgotten to buy breakfast foods at the supermarket the day before, and I had to grab a breakfast sandwich from a local WAWA (which is the sound that came out of me after biting into the croissant - WAHWAH
) on my way to work. Normally, they make their breakfast sandwiches on bagels, but they must have been out of them that day. I am simply not into dry food. Well, sawdust doesn't taste that bad, but I normally only eat that when my Stanley Wet/Dry Vac is on the fritz.
For me, depending on its shape, a croissant either reminds me of a snail's shell or of a cat turd, and neither is something that I would like to shove down my throat.Oh, a Wawa croissant...
No no no no no no no no. Just no. SOOOO much no.
You have not tried a croissant. You have in fact tried a sawdust roll. Wawa is a good place to get fuel for your car, but don't ever get fuel for your body there.
Before you try it, the ones at Walmart "bakery" are not much better.
I understand that McDonalds is definitely a questionable restaurant to go and eat what they are now trying to revamp as healthy food but apart of me just really loves the experience of eating a triple cheese burger or fries or double quarter pounder with cheese…and also, their unsweetened iced tea.
For a while, I was just getting the burgers without a bun, no ketchup, so it would be a keto type burger, since they don’t do lettuce wraps but I’m definitely not above eating there.
Especially when you are in a low budget season in life and you just want to go out and go thru a drive through, just to experience a smiling face and quick service…McDonald’s or in n out is the way to go.
Let me put it this way....
Old thread but a goody. Good plain white or wheat bread is hard to beat for an egg sandwich. A tortilla the best for a quick run-out-the-door sandwich. YumGood Morning, Everyone!
It's been a while since we had a fun, fluffy thread, so let's go for it!
I have some eggs, ham, cheese, and vegetables... It seems to me like a breakfast sandwich is in order!
But which kind of bread product makes the perfect breakfast sandwich?!!
Inquiring (and very hungry) minds want to know!!!
Which bread variety would YOU choose?
1. A croissant?
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2. A biscuit?
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3. An English muffin?
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4. A tortilla?
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5. A bagel?
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6. Waffles or Pancakes?
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7. Or, GASP, what about just plain old bread?!
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Tell us what YOU would choose for your perfect breakfast sandwich (along with how you'd cook your eggs, which meats, veggies, cheese, and sauce you'd use, etc.) in YOUR post below!
As always, I'm looking forward to a highly controversial (but tasty!) discussion!![]()
Prior to covid, McDonald's had a much more extensive menu with premium grilled chicken sandwiches that I really liked, along with grilled chicken wraps but after covid their menu shrunk and the quality of their food has certainly been declining.I don't shop at McDonalds (here more commonly known as MickeyD's), but I got a taste of their quality last weekend. My wife bought me a quarter pounder with cheese for lunch. The only thing that I tasted was one bite where there was as pickle. I don't see how anyone still shops there.