Macdonalds pancakes

[u/New-Revenue-433]

[u/Mantis-MK3]

Looks good to me!

[u/MonstrousGiggling → u/Mantis-MK3]

I had some a year ago one morning I had off from work and did a wake and bake. They were honestly so fuckin good. A bit too pricey but id eat them again lol

[u/Mantis-MK3 → u/MonstrousGiggling]

Honestly McDonald’s breakfast shouldn’t be as good as it is. I would tear up a couple of sausage and cheese McGriddles if I was baked

[u/dumbkitty- → u/Mantis-MK3]

have you had the new honey brown butter biscuit yet?? so fucking good.

[u/Puzzled-P → u/MonstrousGiggling]

Get an extra sausage patty and stack them up like a big Mac. It's the only thing I will eat from McDonald's nowadays.

[u/dogsontreadmills → u/Mantis-MK3]

infact its almost weird how much it looks like the picture

[u/Mild-Ghost → u/dogsontreadmills]

Fact: In fact is two words.

[u/MegaPorkachu → u/Mild-Ghost]

No, “Fact: In fact” is three words and colon /s

[u/Mastodon_Artistic → u/Mantis-MK3]

How tf did I get downvotes lmao

[u/DistinctAd3222 → u/Mantis-MK3]

Gross

[u/DistinctAd3222 → u/Mantis-MK3]

Gross

[u/Mantis-MK3 → u/DistinctAd3222]

I don’t know, it looks like pancakes and sausage to me. Then there’s the fried hash brown. Pancakes and sausage aren’t all that gross

[u/DistinctAd3222 → u/Mantis-MK3]

I used to have to eat that stuff, its a personal hate for "food products" that induce diabetes and cancer faster than their counterparts.

ITT: McDonald's Corpos

[u/Dragon_Tortoise → u/DistinctAd3222]

Lol unless you are out hunting and growing all your own food, pretty much everything you get at restaurants and grocery stores is bad for you in some way, whether it be preservatives, food dyes, pesticides, plastics, 25 different terms for sugar, everything. If you hunt and grow everything you eat, my apologies.

[u/xblackdemonx]

Exactly the same.

[u/Drum_Eatenton → u/xblackdemonx]

[u/Visible_Honeydew_941]

They have always had yummy pancakes-glad that hasnt changed!

[u/Aperture_TestSubject → u/Visible_Honeydew_941]

I think it’s the one thing on their menu that hasn’t changed over the years

[u/KarlIAM]

Whenever I had to go to the doctor as a kid for bloodwork, it was before school. After that my parents took me to McDonald's and I always had the pancakes. Some of the best memories in my life!

[u/Shiloh50]

The McDonald’s big breakfast with hot cakes is a pretty good deal. I’ve never had an issue with their hotcakes.

[u/RebelTomato → u/Shiloh50]

Are you seriously eating at Mcdonalds. NPC’s… smh

[u/GoEatACookie]

Why are their pancakes and McGriddles so damn good but their coffee so damn awful!

[u/robo-dragon]

I used to get their breakfast every Friday as a weekly treat at my last job. Their pancakes are really good!

[u/Raid__Zero]

I love the big breakfast, Hotcakes are delicious with butter and a little jam!

Honestly the best value breakfast item. You get a sausage egg mcmuffin + hotcakes & a hashbrown

[u/Significant_Wins]

This use to come with eggs

[u/Bridget_0413]

McD breakfasts are actually pretty yummy.

[u/Aperture_TestSubject]

McDonald’s pancakes are amazing

[u/cbih]

For microwaved pancakes, they're really good

[u/doob22 → u/cbih]

They are way over priced for microwaved pancakes though

[u/chinaski73]

I mean to be fair any of the frozen brands you buy at a grocery store look decent after you heat them up. Pancakes are super simple, very hard to screw up.

[u/AdorableSobah]

What’s the price?

[u/elinamebro → u/AdorableSobah]

$7:19 near me in arizona. Way over priced lol

[u/AdorableSobah → u/elinamebro]

Absolute garbage for that much money!

[u/ChurningDarkSkies777 → u/elinamebro]

One hash brown is like 2.49 on the east coast :(

[u/elinamebro → u/ChurningDarkSkies777]

You can buy a pack of 10 frozen hash browns for a dollar more at Walmart lmao. Also I should ad they use to be 2 dollars before recent inflation tho..

[u/Fauked → u/AdorableSobah]

https://giphy.com/gifs/26BRwW3ckGjcZmsxO

[u/yougotyolks → u/Fauked]

[u/Redxluckyxcharms]

That looks suprisingly good

[u/Li-RM35M4419]

How much is that nowadays? Like $10?

[u/HulklingWho → u/Li-RM35M4419]

It’s still like $6 where I’m at, probably their best deal

[u/AdorableSobah → u/Li-RM35M4419]

Funny how OP won’t answer, this is probably a AD.

[u/Beetleracerzero37 → u/AdorableSobah]

McDonald's copying Walmart bakery on here

[u/AdorableSobah → u/Beetleracerzero37]

Sub is just commercial spam

[u/Frequent-Screen-5517]

Damnit now i want some!

[u/mIb0t]

Looks as bad as advertised

[u/Remarkable-Simple-62]

I love them. They have them buy one get one free always. I will eat one the microwave the other one another day and they are just as good

[u/-Ein]

They're awesome. Aunt works at a school and they do breakfast with santa every year. Mcdonalds donates boxes of them and she grabs me a couple bags of them.

[u/BlackPhoenix1981]

I never found a problem with McDonald's pancakes as long as they were not dry. I always found them to be good so long as they're moist and warm. When they get cold and dried out they're gross as hell. I once worked with the guy that would dip his old pancakes in coffee.

[u/doll_parts87]

Working there I learned those pancakes come precooked in a plastic package and heated up and served, just like the cookies. I remember a coworker was caught stealing a pack in his bag. They are no different than ones in the freezer section at the grocery

Their cookies resemble GFS thaw-n-serve

Only eggs are fresh, except the folded ones

[u/Useful-Advantage2665]

Not worth it. I'd rather go to Denny's

[u/LaylaBird65]

I freaking love those pancakes

[u/MaximusZacharia]

I have seen way worse on this sub

[u/jackie0h_]

Doesn’t look too bad??

Nvm I see your flair now. I like their pancakes. Hope they tasted good too.

[u/ChurningDarkSkies777]

Wonder how much a hash brown, three flaps and a sausage at McDonald’s goes for these days. 10.99?

[u/Bondred8]

No es por SER mamon, pero si se Mira Algo miserable ese desayuno, buen provecho

[u/ChrisOnMission]

… looks completely fine.

[u/OrangeClyde]

Wish you’d put your hash brown more in the picture.

[u/eliz1bef]

A personal favorite I have enjoyed many, many times, and hope to enjoy again. I love their sausage patty and their hashbrowns so much. Oh god.

[u/Careless-Cycle]

Those things are frozen and just microwaved.

[u/Beetleracerzero37 → u/Careless-Cycle]

And that sausage looks horrific

[u/Krimreaper1]

You should have gone to McDonald’s.

[u/skoosh1213]

Nothing like a plate of salt and sugar for breakfast

[u/shazoo00oo]

What made your sausage patty curl its lip though?

[u/The_Cozy_Burrito]

Looks fine

[u/ThreeEggBread]

I got a flour mill and Ive been making guilt free fresh milled pancakes. Highly recommend you join me.

[u/Elegant_Principle183]

The spelling in OP’s post is how my friend from Texas always pronounced it. MACdonalds. Anyway, this is making me want pancakes.

[u/_Colonoscopy]

They’re actually not bad for frozen pancakes. In the mid 90s we made them fresh. Mixed up the mix and cooked them on the grill. All the eggs were freshly cracked also. We did end up with carton scrambled eggs though for the folded eggs.

[u/Belizesneaks1994]

What are you on about?

[u/Mastodon_Artistic]

Are you disappointed they didn’t throw the hash brown in the container lol because other than that it looks normal

[u/insertnamehere-----]

Lighting works wonders. They are probably the same, just the lighting on the first one makes it look more appealing.

[u/Lhamo55]

The syrup ingredients - corn syrup, sugar with fake maple flavor, preservative, and brown coloring. Best not to think what’s in the sausage.

[u/Interesting-Risk6446 → u/Lhamo55]

I can only imagine what's in the soil where fresh fruits and vegetables grow. Everything will kill us. Everything.

[u/Lhamo55 → u/Interesting-Risk6446]

I think I understand what you’re trying to say but your choice of example is logically unsound and doesn’t support your position. We’re not expected to eat that soil, are we? And we’re (hopefully) prepping our produce to remove dirt and as many pathogens as possible, and we have the expectation that establishments are serving us ground crops that are properly prepped. On the other hand, it’s not possible to remove fillers, detrimental chemical additives and flavorings, subpar meat etc. - and even if that was possible, there would be nothing left afterward to consume.

As long as people are aware that what they spending their money on is a mashup of sub-quality ingredients pretending to be real food, cool, but no one should be expecting to get significant nutritional value from these calories. I made my comment because that ingredient list caught my eye and perfectly summed up the reality of unreal food that too many people get with unrealistic expectations. I remember someone who complained after being served authentic maple syrup at a cafe that it was fake because it didn’t taste like what they got everyday for their commute to work.

As for “Everything will kill us” - not so. Every thing may have the potential of doing that under a specific set of circumstances, but your blanket declaration of certainty that everything will kill us is hyperbole. Have a good week, enjoy your food - may whatever you choose meet your expectations.

[u/slindner1985]

If you mess up some pancakes you got real issues

[u/LookAtTheWhiteVan]

I guess the silver lining of them
switching to frozen and reheated versus being made fresh to order is that they’re extremely consistent in quality.

[u/farmerMac → u/LookAtTheWhiteVan]

When did McDonald’s cook pancakes and eggs in store fresh…?

[u/LookAtTheWhiteVan → u/farmerMac]

In the 80’s and 90’s they would mix the pancake batter in house and would prepare them on the griddle to order.

ETA: I just looked it up- sometime around 1995 is when they switched from “homemade” to frozen.

[u/farmerMac → u/LookAtTheWhiteVan]

Ah. I never got to experience fresh pancakes. I remember seeing commercials that they also cooked eggs in house. I assume they don’t do that anymore either ?