Good luck going into McDonalds and ordering a McGangBang.
I do it every time. Not one restaurant has actually served me the sandwich.
Good luck going into McDonalds and ordering a McGangBang.
I do it every time. Not one restaurant has actually served me the sandwich.
Good luck going into McDonalds and ordering a McGangBang.
I always wanted to try the Mc10:35. Named because you have to order it at that exact time, when you can still buy breakfast but they're rolling over to lunch. You get an Egg McMuffin and put McDouble patties in there too (or vice versa, add the egg and ham to the McDouble).
http://www.thecinemasnob.com/quotbrad-triesquot/brad-tries-the-mc-1035
in canada corporate mcdonalds don't charge but if you try it at a non Corp they add 2 bucks a burgerAdd special sauce + lettuce and hold the mustard and ketchup. It was once a simple swap but some locations caught on and started charging a fee.
That's not a secret menu
Good luck going into McDonalds and ordering a McGangBang.
Land, Air and Sea sounds amazing.
Anything that's not on the menu in the store is a secret menu.
dont worry, they swallow
Original GAF thread:
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=344489
YO, my gnarly redditors? Have you heard The Good Word about McDonalds TOTALLY RAD secret menu? I am a Cool Young Demographic like you! Let's rap about that new Roxette CD!
Why not just eat somewhere else?
Disclaimer: I had a nice crispy chicken sandwich combo today from McDonald's for a late lunch.
The real secret is order a mcdouble with mac sauce. Cheap big mac.
typical reddit thread, absolute nonsense bullshit that doesn't actually do or mean anything
What? They asked him, he didn't bring it up. That's a pretty bad marketing plan, to hope Reddit asks you if it exists. And probably not a good idea to say your grilled chicken sandwich is disgusting in a marketing attempt. Pay attention.Yeah. If you have to tell them how to make it you can't call it a secret menu. Like others pointed out it sounds like a pathetic attempt at viral marketing.
One of the more interesting secret menus happens at Taco Bell when they are switching out some of their menu but before the inventory is gone. You can get them to throw together some stuff that's really not on the menu anymore.
It's all the same ingredients at Taco Bell though, what do they ever run out of?
that's not what a secret menu is, that's just the obvious fact that restaurants will sell you stuff
a secret menu is when the point of sale system has buttons not visible on the public menu and employees are aware that you can order those things. like, you know, the secret menu at in-n-out.
As part of their design it your way push they're having over here (there are touch screen menus in-store for you to make your own burger) I saw this promoted to my Twitter feed the other day:
So yeah, 'hack' that secret menu kids.
Um the workers at my McDonald's can't even handle the orders that just contain a number.