It’s baaaaack!

[LMichaels]

I went to Sonic once…

So did I. ONLY once

 

[Bob Erdman]

Yea, no. Not the same anymore. My system can't handle fast food like in my younger days.

 

[timothy]

Sonic. They opened one by me years ago but I never tried it.
They have like the old car hops or something like it?

 

[Tim Campbell]

Make this. It's worth the labor. Promise.

This McRib Copycat Recipe Has Big Main Character Energy

A step-by-step guide to making McDonald's McRib, the rarely available pork-and-barbecue-sauce sandwich with a cult-like following.

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[Bob Bailey]

Honestly? Sonic? I feel so badly for you. They went belly up around here. Everything was so bad none of the places survived but maybe 3 or 4 years.

They're great in our area. Like many restaurants, quality is heavily influenced by the franchise owners and their employees. The same people hold franchises for several places in our area and are very quality conscious.

 

[timothy]

 

[Steve Hoch]

These aren't too far off and a lot cheaper. It works out to about a buck a sandwich after you pick up a bag of hoagie rolls.

 

[Timothy F. Lewis]

If I was eighteen, maybe?

 

[Chris Allingham]

We don't have Culver's in this part of the country but we do have In and Out, as well as Sonic. Both are among the best fast food around.

I like me a good Culver's when I run into one, most recently in Flagstaff AZ.

 

[Chris Allingham]

I went to Sonic once…

I like the Sonic footlong quarter-pound coney dog with tater tots. Yum! Other food...no thank you.

 

[ChuckO]

For at least the last 25 years and maybe even longer we go to Disneyland annually the week after Thanksgiving. We always stay at the Fairfield Inn which is just behind the McDonalds there. When we walk to the park in the morning I always stop at the McDonalds And get 2 sausage egg McMuffins. And I have had the McRib a time or two, not so bad but not as good as the commercial. I love that commercial; “You take the bones out”. I’ll have that on my grave stone.