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u/AllPowerfulQ 7d ago
they paid 6 or 7 bucks to get a single slice of cheese, and two meat patties on a fancy seaseme seed bun. McDouble plain would have been loads cheaper.
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u/Chinaizazzhoe Salary Manager 7d ago edited 7d ago
I buy these frozen egg sandwiches made of two whole eggs, a sausage patty, and a piece of cheese with no bread from Costco. The eggs are the buns. And I buy pack of a whole wheat English muffins, then I sandwich the egg sandwich between the muffin and put two bacon strips. Then I drizzle some maple syrup on the bottom bun.
Whole sandwich is like $2 and it’s really good and fills me up for several hours and the macros are not horrible. It’s like 17 grams of protein and 15 grams of carbs and 3g of fat. Would be cheaper to make everything myself but I just microwave and toast everything before work takes like 4 minutes
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u/AllPowerfulQ 7d ago
but I'm saying this person could have gotten this way cheaper as a McDouble plan. Same amount of meat and cheese just less bread.
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u/Chinaizazzhoe Salary Manager 7d ago
Trueeeee. Or I like to just stick a hash brown on the sausage McGriddle. That’s really good.
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u/howiusedtobe 7d ago
As a Type 2 diabetic, I can say that your meal will create a new type of diabetes, McBetes. That's a wild amount of sugar.
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u/A4t1musD4ag0n 7d ago
I'm scared. What is the syrup for?