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<blockquote data-quote="Meech17" data-source="post: 9515080" data-attributes="member: 7044459">I've tried the McRib twice. The first time I saw it, and thought of the Simpsons episode featuring the Krusty Burger Ribwich.I was not impressed. Years later, similar to you.. I figured I'd give it another shot. People were going wild over it, and perhaps I had originally gotten a bad one.. Still was not a fan.Growing up we used to eat a lot of frozen dinners.. The kind that come in a weird foily-papery disposable casserole dish that you throw in the oven for an hour, and when it comes out part of it will still be frozen while other parts will be so molten hot that some hobbits will show up at your door asking to throw their haunted ring into it. Lasagna was a popular one, along with one that was sliced turkey in gravy.. But there was also a bbq rib one.. It was essentially McRib patties in sauce. I remember liking them as a kid.. But I imagine I'd be less impressed these days.I worked on the east-side of Columbus, Ohio for a while, and there's a huge population of African immigrants. Lots of little gas stations with full kitchens in them. They smelled great, but I was always too afraid to try eating at one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Meech17, post: 9515080, member: 7044459"] I've tried the McRib twice. The first time I saw it, and thought of the Simpsons episode featuring the Krusty Burger Ribwich. I was not impressed. Years later, similar to you.. I figured I'd give it another shot. People were going wild over it, and perhaps I had originally gotten a bad one.. Still was not a fan. Growing up we used to eat a lot of frozen dinners.. The kind that come in a weird foily-papery disposable casserole dish that you throw in the oven for an hour, and when it comes out part of it will still be frozen while other parts will be so molten hot that some hobbits will show up at your door asking to throw their haunted ring into it. Lasagna was a popular one, along with one that was sliced turkey in gravy.. But there was also a bbq rib one.. It was essentially McRib patties in sauce. I remember liking them as a kid.. But I imagine I'd be less impressed these days. I worked on the east-side of Columbus, Ohio for a while, and there's a huge population of African immigrants. Lots of little gas stations with full kitchens in them. They smelled great, but I was always too afraid to try eating at one. [/QUOTE]

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