$3 for a single McDonald's hash brown? Some customers are fed up and pushing back
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"Even though we're pushing through pricing, the consumer is tolerating it well," he said in October analyst call.
normal way to talk about 'fellow' human beings
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Three bucks for a hash brown? You know Simplot sells packs of ten for four dollars, right? And you can cook them on a stovetop with a tablespoon of vegetable oil, right? Hell, if you're desperate, you could even throw a pair into the toaster, although they won't taste nearly as good that way.
And it’s not like McDonald’s gets a different hash brown. Simplot has supplied McDonald’s for decades: http://visitsoutheastidaho.com/2017/01/j-r-simplots-french-fry-pact-with-mcdonalds-was-key-for-company-idaho/
My local burger chain has cheeseburgers for $3.50 and fries for $2.00. They are bigger and taste way better than McDonald's, and it's real food that doesn't destroy my stomach. They also have breakfast burgers and a big serving of breakfast potatoes for $2 each. Why would I ever go to McDonalds
Not everyone has a good local place like that. There's a ton of bad local places. If you're in an unfamiliar place, sometimes it's easier to just go with a mediocre place.
You are 100% correct. I'm fortunate to live in Central Texas, where we have a ton of regional chains that do a great job of outcompeting national chains.
What is a breakfast burger? Is that just like a burger with an egg on it?
Egg, sausage, and cheese on a bun!
That sounds amazing!
P. Terry's, check it out if you're ever in Austin or San Antonio!