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Say goodbye to the McRib, again

I've never eaten a McRib and recently learned that I may never get the chance to do so. Oh, who am I kidding a 'cue-obsessed person like me would never get within 50 feet of McDonald's boneless "rib" sandwich. But that doesn't mean that in a moment of weakness I wouldn't want to at least entertain the possibility of trying one.

I was slightly upset when I typed my ZIP code into the McRib Farewell Tour II site. My appetite had been whet by the snazzy sound check and the photos of nubile young McRib groupies flashing across my monitor. I'd even recorded a cool light show to go along with the song I Want to Hold You One More Time. My use of soft blue tones to emphasize the plaintive chorus of "No bones, I get lost in your sauce," was particularly brilliant. I also added my name to those of the other 45,583 folks who'd signed the Save the McRib petition. Imagine my disappointment when I entered my ZIP only to be told "Drag. McRib isn't playing in your area, sorry dude." No way in hell am I creating a tour shirt for myself! Curse Ronald McDonald and his minions.

Filed Under: Ingredients, Fast Food
Tags: america, McDonald's, McRib, McRib Farewell Tour II, McribFarewellTourIi, pork, Ronald McDonald, RonaldMcdonald

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Susan

11-16-2006 @6:18PM Susan said... You aren't missing anything. Think hot dog with barbecue sauce. Voila! McRib!
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Tom

11-16-2006 @7:14PM Tom said... McRib is actually the best sandwich McDonald's has ever sold.
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junkie joe

11-16-2006 @7:22PM junkie joe said... one word somes it up..MCFIBB,wait is that even a word?
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dragonet2

11-16-2006 @7:50PM dragonet2 said... Unfortunately here in one of the hearts of Barbecue Darkness, McRib's are extremely popular. This is where they first test-marketed... we loved it. Lots more than other markets.

They're nasty. And a big fib.
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Susie

11-16-2006 @8:36PM Susie said... I had one a few months ago and it wasn't that bad. I trust it more then the grade D beef they use in thier hamburgers.
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David Schloss

11-16-2006 @8:38PM David Schloss said... Oh my god do I love the McRib. I haven't been to a Mickey D's in so long I didn't know it was back, and now I've missed it!!!
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rebecca

11-16-2006 @8:47PM rebecca said... I have always loved the McRib. I don't understand why they want to take that certain sandwich away.
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Monkey Eat Food

11-16-2006 @8:59PM Monkey Eat Food said... This may be considered blasphemy...but the Gardenburger BBQ Riblets taste a lot like the McRib patty.
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MICHEAL

11-17-2006 @12:30AM MICHEAL said... I LOVE THE MCRIB I DONT CARE WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK ABOUT IT. IT REALLY MAKES ME MAD THAT IT ISNT A REGULAR MENU ITEM AT MICKY D'S HERE IN TEXAS BUT IN LOS ANGELES IT IS.
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Angela Pitt

11-17-2006 @12:55AM Angela Pitt said... Are they giving it back to Adam?
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frodo

11-17-2006 @2:44PM frodo said... MCRIB!

WICKED!

What an awful website. That lady won't stop intimidating me.
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Anne

11-27-2006 @6:43PM Anne said... Last year, my husband spent quite a long time trying to find a local McD that served a McRib. Most of the clerks here in the San Fran Bay area looked at him as if he had grown 2 head: "McWHAT?" Come to find out later that the McRib is only served at restaurants in the "southern US", meaning below a certain invisible line some McD executive strung across the US. For some reason, the dividing like is just below San Jose, CA, becuase Fresno has them! Yes, he was totally bummed...

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Mary

12-01-2006 @1:17PM Mary said... MCRIB PLEASE don't take it away everyone always comes back so give us back are mcrib! you just can't take it away!! to many of us want it so lets just keep it around! I want MY McRIB McRIB McRIB
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