On Fri, 19 Jun 2020 17:51:57 -0600, "Jerry Sauk"
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jerr...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>There have been too many post's lateyl about the ingredient's of a big mac.
Because you keep LYING about them.
>People are being irresponsible, and replying unnesecary reply's to people
>who aren't even talking
Well, they're writing, so TECHNICALLY you're correct. But the
replies are to post that have been sent.
>
>to them. The number of "your a liar" post's has exploded, especially. in
>the Big Mac thread's.
>
Because you keep lying.
>I have made the decision to kill all of these thread's (22 messages total
>were killed, effective immediately, and re-combine all of them into this
>one, where I will now give
>
You lack the authority, and ability, to kill any threads.
>the SIMPLEST EXPLANATIOM POSSIBLE regarding the issue.
>
>First, we start with salt and pepper. (And maybe onion's, I don't really
>know or will pretend to know) But at least Salt and Pepper. These are TWO
>INGREDIENT'S.
>
>WE now have a new ingredeint, called Grill Seasoning. Grill seasoning is
>NOT
>
>1. salt or pepper.
It's salt AND pepper.
>2. a beef patty.
Well, DUH!
>3> a big mac.
>
But it is an ingredient of the Big Mac, according to McDonald's.
>NEXT, the grill seasoning, which is one ingredient, is mixed with another
>ingredient, Beef. They are both added at the grill. Now we have a new,
>single ingredeint. A
>
>All-beef patty. The Beef Patty is NOT
>
>1. sALT OR PEPPER,
>2. gRILL seasoning.
>3. a Big Mac.
>
McDonald's, who has the final say, claims the grill seasoning
(salt and pepper) is an ingredient.
>ADDITIONALLY, there are many food item's at mcdonald's that use the beef
>patty's, such as the hamburger, cheeseburger, big mac, double cheeseburger,
>and many more.
>
And all have grill seasoning (salt and pepper) as an ingredient.
>NEXT, somebody walks up to the counter, and orders a big mac.
>
>When the worker gets the order to make a big-mac, He combines SEVEN, I
>repeat SEVEN ingredient's.
>
>1.) Two all-beef Pattys.
>2.) Special Sauce.
>3.) Cheese
>4.) Lettuce
>5.) Pickles
>6.) Onions
>7.) and a Sesame seed bun.
>
>after the final assembly, you have a big mac. ONLY SEVEN ingredients were
>added.
>
You left off the grill seasoning that McDonald's claims to be an
ingredient.
>a big mac is NOT.
>
>1.) SAlt and pepper
>2.) Grill seasoning
>3.) or a all-beef patty.
>
>Therefore, teh Big Mac has, SEVEN INGREDIENT'S, which is confirmed by
>Mcdonald's advertising, and Mcdonald's web-page for the big mac, WHICH HAS A
>PICTURE OF EACH OF THE SEVEN
The web site lists grill seasoning as well. You may count it
separately, making a total of eight ingredients, or as salt and pepper
making nine.
That's a commercial jingle.
For your LIE to be true, the employees will have to somehow
remove the salt and pepper from the patties before making the Big Mac.
>
https://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/product/big-mac.html
>
From the page:
100% Beef Patty
Ingredients: 100% Pure Usda Inspected Beef; No Fillers, No Extenders.
Prepared With Grill Seasoning (salt, Black Pepper).
Thank you for providing the evidence that you've been lying the
whole time. It's always best when YOU prove you lied.
--
There once was a girl of society
Who behaved with extreme propriety
She sat down one day and uncrossed her legs
And revealed his secret entirely.