I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
ok to reheat it in the microwave?

If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?

Cheers!

On Mar 25, 9:57*am, "Hairy B*stard" > wrote:
> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
> ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>
> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
>
> Cheers!

Nuke it for maybe 3 minutes at most. It should be as hot as it was
when you bought it.

On Mar 25, 10:57*am, "Hairy B*stard" > wrote:
> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
> ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>
> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
>
> Cheers!

It won't take 3 minutes - that would incinerate it. Try 30 seconds on
High or one minute on medium. If it's a little too hot to handle it's
ok. Take the lettuce off first!
Lynn in Fargo
floods 'R" us

"Chemo the Clown" > wrote in message
...
On Mar 25, 9:57 am, "Hairy B*stard" > wrote:
>> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
>> ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>>
>> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
>>
>> Cheers!
>
>Nuke it for maybe 3 minutes at most. It should be as hot as it was
>when you bought it.
>
Taste better too

Steve Terry

"Lynn from Fargo Ografmorffig" > wrote in message
...
On Mar 25, 10:57 am, "Hairy B*stard" > wrote:
> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
> ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>
> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
>
> Cheers!

It won't take 3 minutes - that would incinerate it. Try 30 seconds on
High or one minute on medium. If it's a little too hot to handle it's
ok. Take the lettuce off first!
Lynn in Fargo
floods 'R" us

Agreed 30 to 45 seconds at most depending on the power.

Dimitri

In article >,
says...>
> On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 16:57:08 +0000 (UTC), "Hairy B*stard"
> > wrote:
>
> >
> >I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
> >ok to reheat it in the microwave?
> >
> >If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
> >
> Give it to the dog. Assuming of course that you don't like dogs.

That's cannibalism.

--
jeremy

"Jeremy" > wrote in message
T...
> In article >,
> says...>
>> On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 16:57:08 +0000 (UTC), "Hairy B*stard"
>> > wrote:
>>
>> >
>> >I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
>> >ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>> >If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
>> >
>> Give it to the dog. Assuming of course that you don't like dogs.
>
> That's cannibalism.
> jeremy
>
>
Depends on the road kill used?
It's certainly animal abuse

Steve Terry

"Hairy B*stard" > wrote in message
...
>
> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
> ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>
> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
>
70 seconds should be right.

Hairy B*stard wrote:
> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
> ok to reheat it in the microwave?

It wasn't OK last night, why should it be any different today?
>
> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?

Cooking is what you do to food.



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"Catman" > wrote in message
...
> Hairy B*stard wrote:
>> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
>> ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>
> It wasn't OK last night, why should it be any different today?
>>
>> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
>
> Cooking is what you do to food.


Actually I've cooked a few brain cells in my lifetime. I think that's the
sort of cooking the OP's referring to.

TFM®

Hairy B*stard wrote:
> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
> ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>
> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?

Throw away the Big Mac, eat the carton, it will be better for you. If
you insist on eating both, don't worry, I've left Big Macs for 3 days
and eaten them cold with no after affects.

On Mar 25, 10:29*am, Lynn from Fargo Ografmorffig >
wrote:
> On Mar 25, 10:57*am, "Hairy B*stard" > wrote:
>
> > I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
> > ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>
> > If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
>
> > Cheers!
>
> It won't take 3 minutes - that would incinerate it. *Try 30 seconds on
> High or one minute on medium. *If it's a little too hot to handle it's
> ok. *Take the lettuce off first!
> Lynn in Fargo
> floods 'R" us

oops...I meant 30 seconds. I gotta stop drinkin' in the morning!

"Lynn from Fargo Ografmorffig" > wrote in message
...

Lynn in Fargo
floods 'R" us

========================

I'm watching this on the news now. Wow, are in danger of the flood waters?

Jeremy wrote:
> In article >,
> says...>
>> On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 16:57:08 +0000 (UTC), "Hairy B*stard"
>> > wrote:
>>
>>> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
>>> ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>>>
>>> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
>>>
>> Give it to the dog. Assuming of course that you don't like dogs.
>
> That's cannibalism.

The dog won't know.

Dave

On Mar 25, 11:57*am, "Hairy B*stard" > wrote:
> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
> ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>
> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?

It will be awful. Shredded lettuce that has been warmed, cooled, then
microwaved is icky. That secret "Special Sauce" stuff will have
sogged up the bun. Pickles are like lettuce in that the texture is
both limp and tough.

I do realize that I'm answering a troll, but really I'm answering
everyone else who answered the troll with messages that treated that
old Big Mac as worth salvaging.
>
> Cheers!

--Bryan

"Bobo Bonobo®" > wrote in message
...
> On Mar 25, 11:57 am, "Hairy B*stard" > wrote:
>> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
>> ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>>
>> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
>
> It will be awful. Shredded lettuce that has been warmed, cooled, then
> microwaved is icky. That secret "Special Sauce" stuff will have
> sogged up the bun. Pickles are like lettuce in that the texture is
> both limp and tough.
>
> I do realize that I'm answering a troll, but really I'm answering
> everyone else who answered the troll with messages that treated that
> old Big Mac as worth salvaging.


When I made my giant hamburger (2.2 pounds uncooked meat weight) I couldn't
eat it all. I put it in the fridge and attempted to finish it the next day.
The first thing I discovered was that I needed to change out the bun. It
was like a ****y diaper.

If I had a Big Mac in the fridge, I'd simply dare one of my idiot neighbors
to eat it.

Actually, if I woke up one morning and had a Big Mac in the fridge, I'd
shoot myself in the head.

TFM®

On Mar 25, 8:39*pm, TFM® > wrote:
> "Bobo Bonobo®" > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
> > On Mar 25, 11:57 am, "Hairy B*stard" > wrote:
> >> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
> >> ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>
> >> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
>
> > It will be awful. *Shredded lettuce that has been warmed, cooled, then
> > microwaved is icky. *That secret "Special Sauce" stuff will have
> > sogged up the bun. *Pickles are like lettuce in that the texture is
> > both limp and tough.
>
> > I do realize that I'm answering a troll, but really I'm answering
> > everyone else who answered the troll with messages that treated that
> > old Big Mac as worth salvaging.
>
> When I made my giant hamburger (2.2 pounds uncooked meat weight) I couldn't
> eat it all. *I put it in the fridge and attempted to finish it the next day.
> The first thing I discovered was that I needed to change out the bun. *It
> was like a ****y diaper.

But that was a patty worth salvaging. Those two little "Where's the
beef?" patties that they put on Big Macs...
>
> If I had a Big Mac in the fridge, I'd simply dare one of my idiot neighbors
> to eat it.
>
> Actually, if I woke up one morning and had a Big Mac in the fridge, I'd
> shoot myself in the head.

Phil and Wendy Gramm should kill themselves.
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/9...631/577/599447

This is beautiful:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123800474011840363.html

"Dust to Dust."

--Bryan

>
> TFM®

In article <94a1b70a-1882-4f92-98cc-
>, says...
>
> I do realize that I'm answering a troll, but really I'm answering
> everyone else who answered the troll with messages that treated that
> old Big Mac as worth salvaging.
>

It's already too late as soon as they put the sauce on it. The only way
to get something edible out of a Big Muck is to steal the burger before
it's sold. The burgers themselves are excellent if you can get your hands
on them and cook them yourself. It's what they do to them in
MacDeadthings that turns them into tasteless crap.

--
eric
Live fast, die only if strictly necessary.

On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 15:49:13 -0400, TFM® wrote:

> "Catman" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Hairy B*stard wrote:
>>> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
>>> ok to reheat it in the microwave?
>>
>> It wasn't OK last night, why should it be any different today?
>>>
>>> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
>>
>> Cooking is what you do to food.
>
> Actually I've cooked a few brain cells in my lifetime. I think that's the
> sort of cooking the OP's referring to.
>
> TFM®

i hope by god you didn't do it by sticking your head in a microwave.

'toasted. nicely toasted.'

your pal,
blake

"Dimitri" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Lynn from Fargo Ografmorffig" > wrote in message
> ...
> On Mar 25, 10:57 am, "Hairy B*stard" > wrote:
> > I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
> > ok to reheat it in the microwave?
> >
> > If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
> >
> > Cheers!
>
> It won't take 3 minutes - that would incinerate it. Try 30 seconds on
> High or one minute on medium. If it's a little too hot to handle it's
> ok. Take the lettuce off first!
> Lynn in Fargo
> floods 'R" us
>
> Agreed 30 to 45 seconds at most depending on the power.
>
> Dimitri

I think the most important question is, WHY didnt you eat it last night, and
buy anew one today? That's what I would have done.

"Tosspot" > wrote in message
...
> Hairy B*stard wrote:
> > I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
> > ok to reheat it in the microwave?
> >
> > If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
>
> Throw away the Big Mac, eat the carton, it will be better for you.


typical worthless post form a Usenet idiot. WHY is the carton better for
you then the burger.

"TFM®" > wrote in message
. com...
>
>
> "Bobo Bonobo®" > wrote in message
> ...
> > On Mar 25, 11:57 am, "Hairy B*stard" > wrote:
> >> I have a Big Mac in the fridge that I didn't eat last night. Will it be
> >> ok to reheat it in the microwave?
> >>
> >> If it's ok, how long should I cook it for?
> >
> > It will be awful. Shredded lettuce that has been warmed, cooled, then
> > microwaved is icky. That secret "Special Sauce" stuff will have
> > sogged up the bun. Pickles are like lettuce in that the texture is
> > both limp and tough.
> >
> > I do realize that I'm answering a troll, but really I'm answering
> > everyone else who answered the troll with messages that treated that
> > old Big Mac as worth salvaging.
>
>
> When I made my giant hamburger (2.2 pounds uncooked meat weight) I
couldn't
> eat it all. I put it in the fridge and attempted to finish it the next
day.
> The first thing I discovered was that I needed to change out the bun. It
> was like a ****y diaper.

WTF???? How do yuo know what a ****y diaper tastes like TFM??? I'm waiting
for an answer!!!!!

JERRY > wrote:

> WHY is the carton better for
> you then the burger.

It won't give you BSE. Next?


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On Mar 27, 9:14*am, (The Older
Gentleman) wrote:
> JERRY > wrote:
> > WHY is the carton better for
> > you then the burger.
>
> It won't give you BSE. Next?

Plus, it has less fat and more fiber, with roughly the same taste.

JERRY wrote:
> "The Older Gentleman" > wrote in message
> news:1ix8kgx.1k76p391xlgg5tN%totallydeadmailbox@ya hoo.co.uk...
>> JERRY > wrote:
>>
>>> WHY is the carton better for
>>> you then the burger.
>> It won't give you BSE. Next?
>
> And BSE is what exactly? You need to explain yourself instead of just
> posting nothing.
>
>

Try googling. Or maybe vCJD.

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"The Older Gentleman" > wrote in message
news:1ix8kgx.1k76p391xlgg5tN%totallydeadmailbox@ya hoo.co.uk...
> JERRY > wrote:
>
> > WHY is the carton better for
> > you then the burger.
>
> It won't give you BSE. Next?

And BSE is what exactly? You need to explain yourself instead of just
posting nothing.

JERRY wrote:
>
> "The Older Gentleman" > wrote in message
> news:1ix8kgx.1k76p391xlgg5tN%totallydeadmailbox@ya hoo.co.uk...
> > JERRY > wrote:
> >
> > > WHY is the carton better for
> > > you then the burger.
> >
> > It won't give you BSE. Next?
>
> And BSE is what exactly? You need to explain yourself instead of just
> posting nothing.

Burger Smelling Exhalations, i.e. "Burger Breath".

JERRY > wrote:

> "The Older Gentleman" > wrote in message
> news:1ix8kgx.1k76p391xlgg5tN%totallydeadmailbox@ya hoo.co.uk...
> > JERRY > wrote:
> >
> > > WHY is the carton better for
> > > you then the burger.
> >
> > It won't give you BSE. Next?
>
> And BSE is what exactly?

Oooh, look Ma, an ignoramus!

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In article > ,
says...
>
> And BSE is what exactly?
>

Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy. It's a chronic progressive neuro-
degenerative disease with a prion as agent. It was first identified in
1986 by histopathological examination of affected brains. Normally found
in cattle but strongly linked to cases of Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob
disease implying that it has the ability to cross between species.

It has a distinctive pathology consisting of bilaterally symmetrical
neuronal vacuolation, hypertrophy of astrocytes, and cerebral
amyloidosis. Early diagnosis can be difficult since initial symptoms of
hyperaesthesia and ataxia can be sililar to those of hypomagnesaemia and
nervous ketosis.

HTH

--
eric
Live fast, die only if strictly necessary.

"Quantum of Sausage" > wrote

>> And BSE is what exactly?
>>
>
> Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy.

Or "BSD" as was explained to a group of Merkins in the 80's by my then
ProjMan, Mr. Patrick Murphy (I kid you not):

"Bovine Senile Dementia. It's when cows start failing their exams."

I would *love* confirmation of this story from a third party.