Filet-O-Fish: McDonald’s Most Overlooked Sandwich

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Fish fillet is the best!!!!!!!!

Here's the secret, add ketchup and fries to the sandwich.

For me I remember as a kid my dad would get it, so for me it reminds me of those days and I will grab one for the memories.
My pops would always add the ketchup, fries is my take on it..

I always hear the hate and I get it but I truly enjoy them. No guilt.

Yes im sure it's from a questionable source but it's not like I'm eating them daily.

Side note some people say it's weird to eat fish with cheese ???
I don't mind but anyone else heard that saying??

Now the MC rib we'll that's just nasty.
I'd take fish from mcdz any day over pork from mcdz

Side note my fav mcdz order 2 mcdouble no pickles extra onions.
Give it a shot and if your feeling over Weight add a side of big Mac sauce.

Ok mcdz rant over hahaha
 
Enjoy while you can, before the one wielding the Hammer of Thor crushes this pesky little bot, lol.
Oh don't be such a Karen the post is hardly report worthy.....anyhow,I like the Filet O Fish.I remember when Burger King tried it with their Whaler!
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Yeah, sorry, those things are just vile.

Anybody remember the Big Mac jingle contest? I was in my teens when they ran it for the first time; I think they brought it back a couple times since then? All you had to do was recite the jingle in limited time, 3 seconds maybe? I remember sitting watching TV with my father and the commercial came on. He watched it and scoffed "Who's would bother memorizing that for one of those lousy hamburgers?"

I immediately rattled it off, quickly and perfectly. His eyebrows shot upwards like a double whack-a-mole at the carnival. He made me repeat it...slowly...while he checked it against a newspaper ad.

My dad was...thrifty. Yeah, I come by it honestly. We ate Big Macs for supper at least twice a week for way, way, way too long. There was a limit of one per customer, but there were several McD's in our end of town and we made the rounds, my dad waiting in the car while the Goose...me!...went inside and laid yet another Golden Egg. I started out not really caring for Big Macs...I quickly grew to actively despise them. Great fries, though...:)

A few years later, I stepped off the train at the station for my monthly visit home from university in Toronto. My dad was waiting to pick me up, and on the way home he said "You know what? I haven't had a Big Mac in years; interested?"

I laughed and laughed and laughed; then we went for a beer. :)
 
Being a cyclist, a lean fit one, there are some foods which simply must be avoided. The food I do eat needs to serve a purpose, and anything from McDonald's does not fall into that category!

However, during the winter months when my "engine" doesn't need as much fine tuning because I'm not on the bike as much, I do, very occasionally have a McDonald's.

It's just absolute sh*t, and gorgeousness combined, lol.
 
Yeah, sorry, those things are just vile.

Anybody remember the Big Mac jingle contest? I was in my teens when they ran it for the first time; I think they brought it back a couple times since then? All you had to do was recite the jingle in limited time, 3 seconds maybe? I remember sitting watching TV with my father and the commercial came on. He watched it and scoffed "Who's would bother memorizing that for one of those lousy hamburgers?"

I immediately rattled it off, quickly and perfectly. His eyebrows shot upwards like a double whack-a-mole at the carnival. He made me repeat it...slowly...while he checked it against a newspaper ad.

My dad was...thrifty. Yeah, I come by it honestly. We ate Big Macs for supper at least twice a week for way, way, way too long. There was a limit of one per customer, but there were several McD's in our end of town and we made the rounds, my dad waiting in the car while the Goose...me!...went inside and laid yet another Golden Egg. I started out not really caring for Big Macs...I quickly grew to actively despise them. Great fries, though...:)

A few years later, I stepped off the train at the station for my monthly visit home from university in Toronto. My dad was waiting to pick me up, and on the way home he said "You know what? I haven't had a Big Mac in years; interested?"

I laughed and laughed and laughed; then we went for a beer. :)
That's a cool story.
 
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