Mcdonald Pancakes Awol

Saturnalia

I had them a few more times than I should have done at the Holborn branch last week.

Hey - 6am get up, 8am start work, get home after my appetite for dinner has been and gone, and I lost 2lb last week - an unhealthy breakfast fills the gap!

RuthnJasper

Rachel44 wrote: »

I was told Mcdonalds sell some halal food now, so it is probably best to avoid.

Why is that, then?

JulieElizabeth

I think the clientele is dire in McDonalds, not only are the customers all rowdy drugs addicts, the floors are very slippy too

I certainly wouldn't take my four-year-old daughter there

Saturnalia

JulieElizabeth wrote: »

I think the clientele is dire in McDonalds, not only are the customers all rowdy drugs addicts, the floors are very slippy too

I certainly wouldn't take my four-year-old daughter there

The floors certainly were slippy on Friday, the amount of rain bouncing down. The doormats were saturated and water was pouring off people's coats as they waited.

They had a pair of lads near the door with mops and buckets who were mopping after every customer and doing their best to keep the place clean.

I just walked slowly and carefully over the tiles and was fine.

JulieElizabeth

Saturnalia wrote: »

The floors certainly were slippy on Friday, the amount of rain bouncing down. The doormats were saturated and water was pouring off people's coats as they waited.

They had a pair of lads near the door with mops and buckets who were mopping after every customer and doing their best to keep the place clean.

I just walked slowly and carefully over the tiles and was fine.

Glad they seemed to be doing their best about the floors on this occasion. You don't want to end up in casualty, or worse, your death bed.

TeamLowe

the pancakes aren't made in store, they're in little packets you open and microwave so it's probably a supply issue and the health and safety issue is more than likely 'we got in this morning to discover the pancakes are out of date'

I can't remember if they're frozen or not, all the other bread products are, but if they are maybe night shift hadn't defrosted enough

scheming_gypsy

TeamLowe wrote: »

the pancakes aren't made in store, they're in little packets you open and microwave so it's probably a supply issue and the health and safety issue is more than likely 'we got in this morning to discover the pancakes are out of date'

Or they didn't have any staff in that had been trained to use the microwave.

Azari

scheming_gypsy wrote: »

Or they didn't have any staff in that had been trained to use the microwave.

Or opening packets of pancakes.

DCFC79

Takeaway_Addict wrote: »

and dominos

And Premier Inn.

scheming_gypsy

Azari wrote: »

Or opening packets of pancakes.

or know how it's spelt so nobody could find them.