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McDonald’s: Free Buttermilk Biscuit Sandwich (Feb. 9 — 10, 2011)

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Here is another free­bie from McDonald’s! On Feb. 9–10, 2011 dur­ing break­fast hours, they’ll be giv­ing out free But­ter­milk Bis­cuit Sand­wiches (choice of Sausage Egg and Cheese, Bacon Egg and Cheese, or Sausage only). Call your local McDonald’s to see if they are par­tic­i­pat­ing. Some nutri­tional facts about this sand­wich include (for the Sausage Only vari­ety): 460 calo­ries, 28 g fat (15 g of which is sat­u­rated fat), 810 mg sodium, and 40 g carbs. Obvi­ously, not a healthy break­fast choice, but I know there are some peo­ple out there that love McDonald’s no mat­ter what and would enjoy a break­fast free­bie. Look­ing at the pic­ture above, it def­i­nitely looks tasty!

Thanks Bridges48!

74 Responses to “McDonald’s: Free Buttermilk Biscuit Sandwich (Feb. 9 — 10, 2011)”

  1. jimbits

    wow! can my email be posted on smart­canucks too? i supose it really doesnt mat­ter since you can make up any­thing an email or a user­name. i’m obvi­ously not going to leave a real email if peo­ple are going to ille­gally put it here!

  2. itsjustmebub

    remov­ing email addresses as well as chang­ing user name for the per­son pre­tend­ing to be another member

    get a life guys lol

  3. sally

    Nobodys infor­ma­tion was stolen, unfor­tu­nately all the posts orig­i­nated from the same ip, some­one in their house is play­ing a nasty joke. Please pm me tudor chick on the forum.

  4. del

    Every­one here is over-reacting to what is really a non-issue. First of all, you will not mess up your health by eat­ing occas­sion­ally at MCDon­alds. Every one has a vice and needs to treat them­selves to what­ever suits them. If not you would prob­a­bly be a sad, angry and deprived per­son. Those of you here who bash oth­ers food habits need to get a life elsewhere.

  5. TallNFunny

    I find McDon­alds’ food eas­ier to digest than some of the posts on here! :) I think what we ALL want to say is: Thank you Bridges48 for post­ing. Don’t we? If we bash every free thing that is posted, maybe peo­ple will stop post­ing and we don’t want that.

  6. RichardDavidL

    I’m not too fond of doughy things in gen­eral, but I’m a pro­tein kind of guy. I will eat the sausage, the egg, and the cheese, but I might not eat the bis­cuit itself.

  7. Kyla

    I under­stand both sides of the argu­ment here. It would be nice if they would offer health­ier pro­mo­tions and help edu­cate peo­ple about health­ier choices, but they rarely do that. A lot of peo­ple appre­ci­ate any­thing free as it helps out on a tight bud­get. Sad fact of life, the so called unhealthy crap is the cheap­est so thats why so many go to Mcdon­alds rather than the olive gar­den or what­ever. I am lucky that at my uni­ver­sity they serve free vegan lunches for a very small tuition fee levy.

  8. Kyla

    Bot­tom line is that no one should bash another for their food pref­er­ences because there will always be a counter argu­ment. Every­one has an unhealthy indul­gence. Its good to share advice but not in an impos­ing way.

  9. tina

    I just got the bacon egg and cheese sand­wich this morn­ing and it was really good. I was expect­ing the bis­cuit to be dry and heavy but I was pleas­antly sur­prised to find it was warm and flaky. And the bacon and egg was cooked exactly right. Over­all, it was very well made, con­sid­er­ing it’s mcdon­alds so I’m glad I tried it out. It’s a bit rich for my taste so I don’t think I’ll be eat­ing it reg­u­larly but it was nice to indulge for once espe­cially since it was free :)

  10. ruthcooper

    Super indul­gence com­pared to my nor­mal break­fast. Really really yummy biscuits!

  11. TallNFunny

    I had the sausage, egg and cheese. Per­son­ally I pre­fer the eng­lish muffins, but it was a tasty change. I agree with tina that the meat and egg were cooked exactly right. The egg wasn’t even the usu­all rub­bery egg — was a folded fried egg. I’m also not even going to pre­tend it was nutri­cious though.

  12. Admin

    STOP THEM FROM TRYING TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD. THEIR FOOD IS SICK & DISGUSTING.

  13. Chill, guys

    Calm down peo­ple, eat­ing a McDonald’s sand­wich is like eat­ing a frozen pie from the super­mar­ket, 500 cals for a tiny thing. How­ever every­one hates on McDs because of the large amount of anti McDon­alds pro­pa­ganda going around, if the same amount was going against potato chips then every­one would hate on fried potato chips.

    It’s not good for you, sure. Just limit how much you eat.
    If we all lived some uptight life with no small hap­pi­ness, then what is the point of liv­ing a long mun­dane life?

  14. Svetlana

    Too bad we don’t eat pork
    I wish they would give just the bis­cuit with the eggs

  15. dbl

    Hey all, did you ever think about all the peo­ple in your com­mu­ni­ties that McDonald’s employs, edu­cates, trains, devel­ops, sends to col­lege, helps cre­ate wealth and enables many, many, many indi­vid­u­als around the World to ben­e­fit from their good will (Take the time to research Ronald McDon­ald House Char­i­ties one of these days instead of bash­ing them! Maybe you will learn a thing or two about how com­pas­sion helps drive this great com­pany?? BTW, my bis­cuit sand­wiche was AWESOME today. And I was told that you can get them with jam, with but­ter, with just egg, just cheese, any­way you like them.

  16. Matthew C. Kriner

    Hands down, Apple’s app store wins by a mile. It’s a huge selec­tion of all sorts of apps vs a rather sad selec­tion of a hand­ful for Zune. Microsoft has plans, espe­cially in the realm of games, but I’m not sure I’d want to bet on the future if this aspect is impor­tant to you. The iPod is a much bet­ter choice in that case.

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