r/interestingasfuck • u/Charming_History7423 • 12d ago

/r/all McDonald's in the 80s compared to today

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u/JorisGeorge 12d ago

Prices were also more Fastfood Chain worthy.

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u/247Brett 12d ago

For real. Paying restaurant prices for stuff that tastes like it was microwaved inside a wet bag. Much rather go to an actual restaurant at that point.

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u/Beginning_Cream498 12d ago

Yes McDonalds and all fast food are way over priced, but they are still delicious as fuck. 

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u/GanondalfTheWhite 11d ago

Mcdonalds is actually one I wouldn't even say is delicious.

Their bread is too weird and chewy and spongy now. Doesn't even seem like real bread, feels more like eating a lump of latex foam.

Their fries and nuggets are still tasty. But the weird bread ruins every sandwich for me.

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u/Goldfish-Bowl 11d ago

The nuggets are gross and I love them

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u/GanondalfTheWhite 11d ago

Yeah, McDonalds and White Castle are two that I always regret afterwards.

Burger King is 50/50 regret. Wendys is almost never a regret. 

Taco Bell is something I'm always happy I did.

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u/Goldfish-Bowl 11d ago

I will talk shit about how awful white castle is between every bite as I plow my way through a crave case, and regret my life the entire next day. Then do it again later.