What IS the McRib made of?

[wa3zrm]

New McDonald's video shows how they make the boneless, preformed patty
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Likened to 'packing foam' and 'gray IKEA furniture' the McDonald's McRib patty came under scrutiny last year after one was photographed on the production line minus sauce and pickles. But now the fast food giant is hoping to get people 'lovin" its seasonal treat again by showing exactly how the boneless, preformed morsel is made. A new behind-the-scenes video takes viewers inside the Lopez Foods production facility in Oklahoma City where giant chunks of pork are ground down - no packing foam in sight.

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[sirloot]

had one today .. they just aren't as good as they use to be idk if they changed the sawce or cook the "rib" differently .. i wont be trying it again anytime soon

[Mill]

A LONG time ago..maybe in the 80s or possibly earlier...a McRib would come with a miniature Tabasco pepper sauce bottle.

[Andy105]

had one today .. they just aren't as good as they use to be idk if they changed the sawce or cook the "rib" differently .. i wont be trying it again anytime soon

Don't blame you. It seems that everything there has gone downhill, over the years. I'd rather pay an extra buck or two for decent burger somewhere else.

[Burnsey]

Never tried one, I'm vegan, but they still have the best fries......