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Old Wed, Dec-02-15, 06:32
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I remember nearly 20 years ago, when I first low carbed and went gluten-free, going into a McDonald's and asking for a burger with no bun. The counter girl was dumbfounded. "What? No bun? You want a hamburger with no BUN??? How am I supposed to serve it with no bun?"

Fast-forward nearly 20 years and now they don't bat an eye at most restaurants. I ordered a Whopper with no bun at Burger King not long ago and not a word was said. When I got my receipt I noticed it said on it "Whopper, low carb"

When on the road I like to keep moving without long stops, and one of my fave quick breakfasts is at McDonald's. They sell items a la carte, and I like to order 1-2 "round" eggs with 1-2 sausage patties. The round eggs are just plain poached eggs ~ unlike their scrambled which have all sorts of nasty additives. I struggled to describe what I wanted the first time I ordered this as when i asked for just "eggs" they gave me scrambled. Finall the woman at the counter said, "oh, you mean the round eggs!" I've since asked for round eggs at McD all over and they know what I mean. Now with all-day breakfast I can have round eggs anytime.

Even Dunkin Donuts, that bastion of Carbopia, is doable. They have lovely sausage, egg and cheese sandwiches with they serve on croissants or bagels ~ but since it's all just microwaved you can ask for the fillings on a paper plate. If you really want the cheese though make sure you ask them to put it *in between* the egg and sausage. The default is to put it on top where it will melt into the croissant, but when prepared "naked" it just melts into the paper. Plus I love DD coffee with their unsweetened sugar-free flavor shots.
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