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    Quote Originally Posted by MinnesotaMike View Post
    The McDonald's commercials here are saying "come enjoy the McRib for the holidays"! HA!!
    I have never used "enjoy" and "Mcrib" in the same sentence.

    I guess some people like them butI have never been one of them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChantelleJoy View Post
    I KNOW! They switched over to Lindor Truffles like 10 years ago (ish), it's just not quite the same.
    I like Lindor Truffles, but Toblerone was sort of a tradition. I seem to recall one year you even got tupperware (or a tupperwear knock off) and it was all for a pretty cheap price. I miss Swiss Challet, Tim Horton's, Second Cup, M&M Food stores, and Loblaws stores. Americans don't know what they're missing.

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    I didn't think the Mc Rib was that bad, provided you had plenty of sauce on it. I shall trek the mile and a half to the outskirts of town to our McDo to see what is going on. They used to have an outlet in the town centre, but high rents, and the opening of a multiplex cinema/bowling/franchise resturaunt park on the outskirts of town (and it is an awful place!) persuaded them to move.
    So let the raucous sleigh bells jingle,
    Hail our dear old friend kris kringle,
    Driving his reindeer across the sky.
    Don't stand underneath when they fly by.

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    I think Boston Market brings in ham for the season. They also have turkey year round.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChantelleJoy View Post
    McTurkey's could have breading that tastes like stuffing instead of regular breading! I would eat A HUNDRED of those!

    That sounds great or eggnog milkshakes and play land redone into a Christmas village for the kids

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Christmas View Post
    That sounds great or eggnog milkshakes and play land redone into a Christmas village for the kids
    I got an eggnog milkshake somewhere, but for the life of me I don't remember where. I rarely go to McDonalds, but it very well could have been there. Does anyone remember them doing an eggnog shake?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JollyElfDC View Post
    I got an eggnog milkshake somewhere, but for the life of me I don't remember where. I rarely go to McDonalds, but it very well could have been there. Does anyone remember them doing an eggnog shake?
    Yes they def had one
    I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas

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    Quote Originally Posted by ornamentmaven View Post
    Yes they def had one
    Thanks! It was driving me nuts trying to remember.

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