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Mcdonalds delivering in dublin????

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  • #32
    strokemyclover
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,198 ✭✭✭strokemyclover


    I'm pretty sure there are companies out there who deliver cardboard already - to make it taste like McDonald's simply add flavouring


  • #33
    honru
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,585 ✭✭✭honru


    Yeah when I was in Panama a few years back I noticed they had this delivery service available at the Burger Kings/McD's over there. I didn't really get it though, burgers at McD's literally have a best before date of seven minutes after it's cooked, and that's even stretching it.


  • #34
    HavingCrack
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    If they were doing it they'd have to find a way of keeping the food hot. Something similar to the method for keeping pizzas or Indians hot I suppose.

    It isn't McDonalds doing it anyway, the email address is a gmail one. I presume it's some lads ordering in McDonalds and delivering to your house, it isn't going to work.


  • #35
    landsleaving
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    mp3guy wrote: »
    It's your responsibility to hold up your argument, not mine.

    I'd like specific sources for the following points you claimed;
    1. The first ingredient in McNuggets is hydrogenated vegetable oil
    2. Hydrogenated vegetable oil is pure trans fats
    3. Trans fats cause 6-20% of all heart attacks in the US
    4. Their chicken products are disgustingly farmed
    5. All McDonalds food is disgustingly farmed
    6. Smoking and drinking would be equally as bad for you as eating McDonalds

    If you can't provide the single sources (rather than just pointing me to a wikipedia page, the equivalent of saying "Google it") then I won't believe your argument for a second (nor will many others).



    1.. I'm not sure what order they make the McNuggets in, but I'd guess Chicken first, then batter.

    2. Pretty sure they're only partly trans fats. Soruce

    3. Don't trust American statistics, I think 10-13% of the other heart attacks are caused by hating freedom.

    For 4 and 5 Fast Food Nation covers it. Never touched McDonalds again after that... *shudder*

    6. Well it would be if you ate McDonalds in the same way people drink and smoke, but in moderation is fine.


  • #36
    chin_grin
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    Dublin you say?


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  • #37
    landsleaving
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    chin_grin wrote: »
    Dublin you say?

    Which town?


  • #38
    kc66
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    ArmaniJeanss wrote: »
    Is their food suitable for delivery - quite often a delivery run for a Chinese/Italian place takes 30 minutes and I don't think McDonalds food maintains itself this long.

    Should be ok


  • #39
    honru
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    HavingCrack wrote: »
    If they were doing it they'd have to find a way of keeping the food hot. Something similar to the method for keeping pizzas or Indians hot I suppose.

    Maybe if they made a motorcycle with a built-in grill and deep fryer.


  • #40
    biko
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    As there is a thread in appropriate regional forum I'm inclined to lock this.
    Guess us culchies will have to wait. Actually, whatsfordinner.ie already has McD delivery in Galway, not that I've used it.


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