What the McDonald's menu looked like in 1970's

[Tabascocat]

4...don't forget Jim Morrison, did his own singing in the film.

Great role as well.

 

[LittleBoyBlue]

He was just da man. Three iconic roles....batman, iceman and Doc

I even liked him in Real Genius

Yeah I like him.

I enjoyed the movie version of "The Saint"

 

[Trouty]

Example of one reason of why I like In-N-Out burgers......simple and a straight menu. No chicken, no fish, no salads or anything, just good old-fashioned burgers and the best fast food fries there is. They are cut fresh right there and don't taste like grease. The milkshakes are awesome too!

Best fast burger, hands down, in California.

 

[csirl]

Anyone else remember McDonald's before they had Big Mac's or 1/4 Pounders?

I remember the Big Mac being launched.

What ever happened to the ribs they used to have as a special from time to time?

 

[haleyrules]

He was just da man. Three iconic roles....batman, iceman and Doc

I even liked him in Real Genius

Heat...Tombstone...Felon...

 

[TheKey]

The cost of cheese was ridiculous at ten cents compared to the relative prices of everything else,

Where do you see .10? Looks like a cheeseburger is .05 more than the hamburger.

EDIT: Just saw it at the top with the quarter pounder. I think that is because the quarter pounder has two patties and thus its .05 x 2.

 

[Trouty]

I remember the Big Mac being launched.

What ever happened to the ribs they used to have as a special from time to time?

The McRib? Still a seasonal favorite for McDonalds fans

 

[DanteEXT]

4...don't forget Jim Morrison, did his own singing in the film.

Every physical copy of that film needs burned and any computer system that houses a digital copy should have zeros written to its drives a hundred times.

That said, I didn't eat McDonalds back then. We always went to Burger Chef.

 

[PJTHEDOORS]

Every physical copy of that film needs burned and any computer system that houses a digital copy should have zeros written to its drives a hundred times.

That said, I didn't eat McDonalds back then. We always went to Burger Chef.

Yes Stone's writing wasn't the greatest (in terms of Jims character and how he was portrayed). But I like the movie for the music. And the great scenes with the live audience. Everyone has their own idea of cool I guess. That's mine.

 

[Dallas_Cowboys50]

FWIW, their new burger with guac and pico is actually really good.....

 

[csirl]

Anyone like the McMor?

 

[csirl]

The McRib? Still a seasonal favorite for McDonalds fans

Yes that's it. They haven't done McRibs in my area for years.

 

[DanteEXT]

Yes Stone's writing wasn't the greatest (in terms of Jims character and how he was portrayed). But I like the movie for the music. And the great scenes with the live audience. Everyone has their own idea of cool I guess. That's mine.

I watched the movie in the theater and there was people smoking weed. A lot of people. Just dumb IMO.

 

[Trouty]

Yes that's it. They haven't done McRibs in my area for years.

They do it in California annually, brother.

 

[PJTHEDOORS]

I watched the movie in the theater and there was people smoking weed. A lot of people. Just dumb IMO.

lol. It was norm in the late 60s, people prob just reliving those times.

 

[Dallas_Cowboys50]

Anyone like the McMor?

This?
http://www.irishexaminer.com/sponso...f-ireland-in-a-bun--on-march-15th-386650.html

 

[Reverend Conehead]

A lot of good stuff from this person:

https://twitter.com/Super70sSports

When I worked there (1980), a Big Mac was $1.35.