Your...@YourISP.com wrote:
> On 2021-09-02 00:30:17 +0000, suzeeq said:
>> On 9/1/2021 03:23 PM, Your Name wrote:
>>> On 2021-08-31 20:17:49 +0000, Rhino said:
>>>> McDonald's has apparently been hyping the return of a much-beloved item
>>>> to their menu but has been tight-lipped about exactly what the product
>>>> was. Today, the product has been revealed and it was NOT the one that
>>>> "everyone" was hoping for. (I put the "everyone" in quotes because that
>>>> is a massive overstatement. I'm sure many people don't even patronize
>>>> Mickey D's and many of the people who do really don't loose sleep about
>>>> which old favourite might be coming back.)
>>>>
>>>> I've never been a big patron of McDonald's so, frankly, I don't even
>>>> recall them having offered McPizza in the 90s and I don't recall having
>>>> it if they did.
>>>>
>>>> Just out of curiousity, is McPizza available at US (and overseas) McDonald's?
>>>
>>> No McPizza here in New Zealand.
>>>
>>> There have been one or two localised items over the years, but they
>>> don't usually last long. There's a full current menu at:
>>> <
https://mcdonalds.co.nz/menu>
>>>
>>> Many years ago the company bought up the old Georgie Pie fast food
>>> resturant chain, but completely ignored it for a long time (just
>>> changing some branches into McDonalds and shutting others). A little
>>> while back they re-introduced a few of the "Georgie Pie" products as
>>> items on the McDonalds menu as individual and family-size versions
>>> (Steak Mince 'n' Cheese and Chicken 'n' Vegetable). Unfortuntely
>>> McDonalds priced them rather stupidly (NZ$4.50 for individual size,
>>> when local bakery shops sell the same size for NZ$2.50 - NZ$3.00) and
>>> after the initial "new toy" period they didn't sell very well, so the
>>> line was cancelled again last year. The only pies left there now are
>>> the original McDonalds' Apricot Pie or Apple Pie.
>>
>> Mmmm, Apricot; we don't have that one here.
>
>Both are guaranteed to burn the roof of your mouth, especially the
>apricot. ;-)
>
>They aren't are real "pies" though, more sealed pastry tubes. You can
>make them, and lots of other things, at home using a sausage roll maker
>... although a very quick Google search seems to have those kitchen
>devices only sold in Australia and New Zealand:
I am pretty sure I saw devices that could used to make them featured in
infomercials a few decades ago.
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