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- From: kristinw@cc.usu.edu
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- Subject: Re: McDLT
- Message-ID: <1993Jan22.153810.63063@cc.usu.edu>
- Date: 22 Jan 93 15:38:10 MDT
- References: <1993Jan18.205514.5264@b15.ingr.com> <9301201836.AA03180@ensuing.com>
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- In article <9301201836.AA03180@ensuing.com>, erik@ensuing.com (Erik Kraft) writes:
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- > I suspect that the McDLT was causing too many problems with orders
- > being delayed. McD's is very concerned with getting the customer out of
- > the way (read:get the next one in line served so we can add another digit
- > to the sign outside). The McDLT was a problem in that everytime I ever
- > ordered one it had to go back to grill (a secret McCodeword meaning it had
- > to be processed in the McMicroWave). The McDLT was just too good a burger
- > for McD's so they replaced it with the McLean Deluxe (made from seaweed).
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- Eric, before you start saying anything you should check your facts. I worked
- at McD's for one year. To "grill" something back, means to special order it.
- What they do is make it fresh for you instead of having a bunch warming up in
- the bin. The reason why they quit the McDLT's was because of the packaging,
- and not a high enough demand. The McLean Deluxe is made from Caratogean, not
- seaweed. It is a byproduct of seaweed, but hardly a close relationship.
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