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19 greatest McDonald’s menu items of all time

By Kareem Gantt

Munich, GERMANY: A McDonald?s Big Mac and chips are pictured at a McDonald?s restaurant beside their headquarters in Munich, southern Germany 27 February 2007. Bane Knezevic (not in picture), president of the western division of McDonald's Europe and chairman of McDonald's Germany reported at a press conference that Mcdonald's turnover had increased by 6,2 percent in 2006. AFP PHOTO DDP/JOERG KOCH GERMANY OUT (Photo credit should read JOERG KOCH/DDP/AFP via Getty Images)
Munich, GERMANY: A McDonald?s Big Mac and chips are pictured at a McDonald?s restaurant beside their headquarters in Munich, southern Germany 27 February 2007. Bane Knezevic (not in picture), president of the western division of McDonald's Europe and chairman of McDonald's Germany reported at a press conference that Mcdonald's turnover had increased by 6,2 percent in 2006. AFP PHOTO DDP/JOERG KOCH GERMANY OUT (Photo credit should read JOERG KOCH/DDP/AFP via Getty Images) /
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10. Sausage Burrito

I remember someone commenting on a previous slideshow I did, and the comment went that I was being “biased” in my selections.

Well, sometimes biased is a good thing. Why? Because that’s what gives a slideshow authenticity. Usually, we hear people complain they a list is based on what they’ve seen and read on other sites, but when a writer of a slideshow shows some biased, that gives a slideshow some much-needed street cred.

So, let me be biased for a minute and tell you why I love McDonald’s Sausage Burrito.

This is an item that doesn’t have a huge fan base, and some have even said that McDonald’s version of the Sausage Burrito — which are so small they could be considered “breakfast snacks — is an affront to the breakfast burrito.

Now, those people do have a point.

I’ve tried many a breakfast burrito in my lifetime, and all of them stack up pass McDonald’s Sausage Burrito. So, I won’t take that from them. However, I live in an area that is, what some may consider, breakfast burrito challenged, so the Sausage Burrito has been a lifeline for me to enjoy the simplicity of the breakfast burrito whenever I’m not in San Antonio.

Yes, It’s not a true breakfast burrito, but for those like me who live in breakfast burrito-challenged areas, we thank God for McDonald’s doing this great service.

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