"A New York Treasure" --Village Voice

Taster’s Cherce

Anybody down with the McRib? It scares me, but there are devoted fans.

This, via the consumerist however, makes a McRib look like filet fucking mignon.

I know Taster’s Cherce is typically about food turn-ons, but it’s stuff like molded meat that can help us appreciate the good stuff all the more.

[Featured image via MSNBC]

 

Categories:  Bronx Banter  Jon DeRosa  Products  Taster's Cherce

Tags:  mcdonalds  mcrib

Share: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via email %PRINT_TEXT

9 comments

1 Alex Belth   ~  Nov 29, 2011 11:59 am

gasp

2 Chyll Will   ~  Nov 29, 2011 12:12 pm

Dammit, that makes Spam look like pork tenderloin... spam, spam, spam, spam Lovely Spam! Wonderful Spam!

3 Alex Belth   ~  Nov 29, 2011 12:45 pm

I've never had a McRib. Any good?

4 Chyll Will   ~  Nov 29, 2011 1:02 pm

[3] Depends on your tastes. I had one years ago in the eighties, and it tasted like spicy foam rubber smothered in sweet barbecue sauce. Can't imagine it's much different now. I prefer real rib meat myself, but my sister Terry was a big fan; she'd bug out every time it came out. Terry was the opposite of me; far more daring and adventurous with food.

5 thelarmis   ~  Nov 29, 2011 1:09 pm

[0] "I know Taster’s Cherce is typically about food turn-ons." - it is? ; )

um, never had a McRib. never even had a regular ol' rib.

yuck & yucker.

6 Chyll Will   ~  Nov 29, 2011 1:18 pm

[5] I know, right?? (waving hand frantically) >;) But seriously, real ribs are tremendous. I know you don't like em, but I'll take em if you won't.

7 thelarmis   ~  Nov 29, 2011 1:23 pm

[6] they're all yours, man!

oh, and on our show - i apologize in advance if i get any hair in the food. it happens. i promise it'll be clean! (and gray)

; )

8 Chyll Will   ~  Nov 29, 2011 1:24 pm

[7] Same here (on all counts)...

9 thelarmis   ~  Nov 29, 2011 1:34 pm

[8] oh yeah, we're both longhairs. nice!

feed Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share via email
"This ain't football. We do this every day."
--Earl Weaver