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My dash this morning ... looks very good on a cam
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I don't mind a cheeky double cheese burger but find their breakfasts are pure mank
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Why did this thread get changed? Didn’t see anything controversial!
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My first time having a McD brekiee in the U.K... was not uncommon back when I was stateside.
My review of the egg-bacon breakie... it was a filler.. I could have been eating cardboard. The latte was lukewarm by the time I got back to the car. I read somewhere that McD sells more coffee than Starsucks
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Revolting garbage, advertised as "healthy" and "environmentally friendly." People feed this to their kids? 
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Revolting garbage, advertised as "healthy" and "environmentally friendly." People feed this to their kids?
The burgers are ok, we give our daughter burger when we out and about as it's a cheap lunch
Doesn't have it often but we know it's something she enjoys
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I have taped an old webcam to my rear view mirror and the top of my boot window.
Looks just like a dash cam from a distance, a fairly decent deterrent.
Looks just like a dash cam from a distance, a fairly decent deterrent.
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Holy cow Batman, whats this about 
Mudball
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Revolting garbage, advertised as "healthy" and "environmentally friendly." People feed this to their kids?
Agree with @pauljames87 ... the burgers are okish and a quick/cheap meal. starts going off the trolley when you add fries & fizzy drink.
For us fizzys are no-no, so always water. if you want to see how popular it is, then you should visit the McD at Cobham services on a Sat/Sun afternoon. The place *used* to be packed with kids in all forms of footy /rugby/cricket kit going from one match to another. It was our regular weekly burger fixture. My son would easily burn off those calories that day.
would not recommend it as a daily diet...
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No offense intended... I am not a parent so haven't been in the "quick feed the brood now" scenario... ah, but if only the salad lobby had the same marketing budget!
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It's also what's easy to feed. Getting a toddler to eat salad ain't an easy task on the go
But a burger happy meal? Mine doesn't like the chips so no worries daddy will eat them
Fruit shoot drink .. free toy to play with or a book
Burger we will rip apart into bite size bits for her. Bit of ketchup dip dip and she's happy as Larry for under £2.50 normally
At home you basically cook the same.. chicken burgers.. burgers.. Birdseye stuff .. until they get onto proper meals they actually like
School next year should help with that as it's not mum and dad suggesting it. Anything nursery says she almost does no question
need_my_wedge
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Quite enjoy a sausage and egg mcmuffin maybe once or twice a year. But that's their only redeeming option, their burgers are mank and no comparison to the Whopper
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Oh god no, bacon double cheese burger or bust from BK 1
Am i missing something???
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Thread has gone way off topic and the OP had edited the opening post to something unintelligible which makes the whole thread a nonsense and makes a mockery of the whole thing
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