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  It is their best beef burger for sure. Still not as good as the chicken salsa or chicken caesar though
context: I like Mcdonalds. However, there are 2 different scenarios me waning burger, and me wanting McDonalds (even tho I buy their burgers). You feel me? >
  
  Oh yeah. Some days you want burgers, some days you want McDonald’s. Somehow these are nowhere near the same. >
  
  Your unpopular opinion is that the largest and most successful burger restaurant in world history has good burgers? >
  
  McDonalds is popular because of their comparatively low prices, convenience and availability...they have pretty good marketing too. The quality of their food is not one of the reasons. >
  
  Super interesting to see how McDonald's seems to be affordable elsewhere because where I live McDonald's isn't. Yes one McDonald's burger is much cheaper than a burger from a local place but considering how McDonald's burgers don't really satiate you you end up paying more than elsewhere >
  
  I don't have this issue. I eat a double cheese and small fry and I'm good to go. And I'm obese with a stretched stomach. >
  
  Yeah but an hour later you are hungry again. There's been times in my life where I was fat and fimes where I was pretty fit and a double cheeseburger plus some fries was never enough in either of those my forms. >
  
  Uh. No, I'm not hungry again in an hour. You aren't me, dude. >
  
  I didn't mean to you mean you specifically with "you". Most if not all of my mates eat 3+ burgers at McDonald's plus a side dish + a drink on the rate occasion that we go there. 
  Never heard of someone actually being full after eating just one of their burgers and a small side of fries in my life. 
  Then again, I always read Americans on here loving McDonald's and it's pretty shit where I live so maybe it's a portion size thing? >
  
  I forgot to mention a drink, but it felt implied. I'm just trying to make a point; generalizing doesn't really work. Where do you live though, 'cause fast food portions do tend to be higher here from what I've heard. >
  
  I love their cheeseburgers.  Definite guilty pleasure food.
  Cheap and yummy, and not bad the next day either. >
  
  A McDonald's double cheeseburger is $3, and there's almost always a buy one get one free deal in their app, so for $3 you can get two pretty decent burgers.
  The thing is that normally they glop on ketchup mustard and pickles, and that's all you can taste, but if you go condiment and pickle free you just get that salty meat, cheese, and onion flavor that's legitimately delicious.  Plus it's cheap, fast, and consistent >
  
  I always ask for no sauce no pickles! >
  
  I love McDonald’s cheeseburgers. >
  
  Double cheeseburgers rock >
  
  Wendy’s cheese burgers though are way better if we are going fastfood reasonable in price burgers… hah actually I just saw you said that too, plus I love chili as a side that I can eat for another meal later. >
  
  I think people hate on them because they are so unhealthy, not because they taste bad. >
  
  i love a good mickey ds double cheese >
  
  When their fresh, and don’t have too much ketchup on them, their delicious to me. >
  
  Idk why people trash on McDonald's. Personally I really like McDonald's. The thing that I REALLY like about them is their uniform consistency. No matter what McDonald's you go to, if you order a Big Mac you know what to expect. If you order a quarter pounder, you know what to expect. And most of the time McDonald's meets these expectations no matter what store you go to. >
  
  The triple cheeseburger is the way forward - ideal ratio of meat to bread. >
  
  McDonald’s burgers straight up don’t taste like they have beef in them in my opinion. But they’re still delicious >
  
  It's the magic of the golden arches, they make us excited to eat styrofoam! >
  
  Its called the magic of fat >
  
  I've never liked their cheeseburgers. They only thing I ever order is the hot n spicy mcchicken (and sometimes the spicy crispy chicken sandwich). They do chicken alright. Everything else, not so much. The cheese danishes are disgusting. >
  
  I feel like McDonald's does some things right and others wrong.
  Like chicken for me is good even if many people complain it's fake chicken or whatever and hey, maybe it is, but it is yummy so I'm not complaining.
  The burger meat was also juicy and a good size.
  However I have seen they sell filet O fishes and I don't even wanna imagine McDonald's fish 🤮 >
  
  I used to work at McDonalds, so I have been able to test this. If it is fresh, like they just made it, most of the food actually tastes very good. Almost all of it is absolutely terrible if it’s been in the warmer for long, and I don’t even mean things past their “hold time”. They get sad and depressing before that time. The only exception being the nuggets. They are terrible if they’ve been in the warmer long. Good if they were just made. But there’s this time between those two where they are the absolute best. 
  As for the fish, it is actually also good fresh. Your problem is that it’s usually pretty rarely ordered, and you don’t want one if it’s been sitting long at all, and if no one has been ordering them, yours has probably been there a while. If you get one, request a fresh one. >
  
  Wait people hate on cheeseburgers. it's my go to meal from mcdonalds >
  
  Mcdonalds is literally the worst fast food place, they just have insane marketing. >
  
  Nah. Burger King is generally the most disappointing. >
  
  Burger king makes better burgers than mcdonalds, but everything else they sell is trash. >
  
  If they’ve been sitting for a while, I agree. But if both are fresh, McDonald’s burgers are better. >
  
  In comparison to what? 
  A burger with good medium rare beef, fresh lettuce, caramelized onions, tomatoes, juicy pickles, crispy bacon, molten well aged cheddar, one side of the brioche bun mustard, other side aioli and some bbq sauce in the middle? 
  Or a boiled leather shoe with some ketchup on it? >
  
  That’s a lot of shit on that burger.  How wide do you have to unlatch your jaws just to fit it? >
  
  Yes >
  
  This is the right answer. >
  
  Have you been to an In-N-Out because maybe then you wouldn't think the same? >
  
  Upvote bcs this is a crazy and wrong opinion lol >
  
  I love the quarter pounders what doesn't kill you make you  stronger!! >
  
  I literally remove everything from my burger ( so I only have cheese the bun and burger itself ) and it tastes really nice- people call me plain all the time and how disgusting it would be but I think having more flavours can almost be overwhelming >
  
  I would agree entirely if it wasn't standard to slather a bunch of mustard in the burger -- as well as opt for re-hydrated onion chunks as opposed to fresh onion slices. But that doesn't mean I can't enjoy a meal from mcdonalds on occasion. Its actually really good! especially those fries man they hit different
  —even now as i live more privileged than i used to and eating really well…I guess there's also the humble gremlin in me that says "fuck it" ya know? LOL something about going to the drive thru at midnight in my pjs as a 28 year old adult that really just says "fuck the endless amount of judgements I can possibly receive from doing this, this is nice"
  ..but I digress I do have some criticism about their burgers, but you're right. Its made to taste good & people act really pretentious about it. >
  
  I actually really like the dehydrated onion better than the sliced onion, at least at McDonalds. I get extra onion and no mustard. The amount the mustard gun is set to put on the burger is actually the perfect amount, but for some reason whoever is making them always puts more, so I just order them without it. >
  
  personally i like me a spicy chicken sandwich >
  
  They are my favorite honestly.
  Mcdonald's burgers, at least in India are a lot better than any burger local shops have to offer. Their sauce taste so good. >
  
  I mean, there’s a reason if Mc Donald’s is Mc Donald’s lol >
  
  The taste isn't bad but it's just so thin, I feel like I'm eating meat-paper with fake cheese. >
  
  The cheese is definitely not fake.  I help make it.