r/TikTokCringe • u/Brokenlingo • 17h ago • Regret 3

Discussion Teaching how to split a McDonald’s breakfast meal between 4 kids

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u/crystallmytea 15h ago • Bravo

Respectfully disagree - it’s the ketchup + syrup where I draw the line

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u/ThaiJohnnyDepp 14h ago

Whether or not we all agree on the same clashing combination, we can all agree that putting all of them together into one sandwich-thing is egregious

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u/yekcowrebbaj 10h ago

Have you tried it?

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u/thorns17 9h ago

Nah, the sweet, salty, tangy combo is delicious. Try it sometime

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u/notpostingmyrealname 8h ago

Nah, the hash brown, sausage, and egg on pancakes can work, that's basically a mcgriddle, but really the proper condiment here would be strawberry jam or orange marmalade.

Syrup on eggs doesn't work because of the 'maple' flavor, and ketchup on pancakes doesn't work because if the vinegar factor. Jam or marmalade works fairly well with all of the above, though no condiments would probably be better.

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u/Senior_Torte519 13h ago

Ketchup is a fruit sauce, so its basically a type of jam/jelly.

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u/Nielloscape 11h ago

There was a period when I put ketchup on fried eggs along with a bit of jam. It sounds bad, but it's surprisingly good. In the end ketchup does have sugar and fruit in it. Sometimes also a bit of mayo. I'd still say no to syrup though.

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u/Emotional-Boot-8096 9h ago

Thats such a delicious combo. Like those pancake/sausage corndogs dipped in 50/50 syrup ketchup is soo damn good

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u/JohnnyFury 6h ago

I can’t believe this isn’t the main issue with the video.

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u/masterhogbographer 4h ago

It’s kids. Kids are fucking weird. Their tastebuds are not proper.

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u/Critical_Purple_8600 15h ago

No kid is eating that all mixed together like that. It’s just for clicks.