Who rembers the McJordan?
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Who remembers that price
Never heard of that
Was that like a Chicago only thing
Was that like a Chicago only thing
no, what was on it?
no but I do remember when McDonalds were selling cheese steaks.
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Nah it was national, I remember it and I was in MD at the time. It was just a bacon quarter pounder with barbecue sauce
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It was not national. I just looked it up. Was Chicago only
McJordan Special
The McJordan Special was a value meal celebrating the legendary basketball star, Michael Jordan, and sold mostly in the Chicagoland area . It consisted of a quarter pound patty with bacon, barbecue sauce, mustard, onions, cheese, pickles with fries and a drink.
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Chicago was the intial test market. I specifically remember getting one cuz I was a teen and it was MJ.It was not national. I just looked it up. Was Chicago only
McJordan Special
The McJordan Special was a value meal celebrating the legendary basketball star, Michael Jordan, and sold mostly in the Chicagoland area . It consisted of a quarter pound patty with bacon, barbecue sauce, mustard, onions, cheese, pickles with fries and a drink.
Moore, who apparently had no fear of inciting controversy over calling a hamburger a sandwich, said the 519-calorie burger was test-marketed in Chicago, Illinois, the base for Jordan's Chicago Bulls. In March 1991, the $1.89 burger went on sale at roughly 350 McDonald’s locations in the Chicago area.
Moving 100 to 150 McJordan Special burgers per location per day, the response was so strong that McDonald’s decided to extend its stay on the menu. Originally scheduled to end in April, the promotional item was available through May. Later that year and into early 1992, it was also sold in 500 locations throughout North Carolina and South Carolina as well as in Alabama and Tennessee. (Jordan grew up in North Carolina and attended college there.)
The McJordan Special: In the 1990s, McDonald's Served Up a Michael Jordan Burger
In the early 1990s, McDonald's made a direct appeal to Chicago Bulls fans by naming a modified Quarter Pounder after star player Michael Jordan. It wasn't sold in Boston.
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nah who remembers the simpsons glass cups burger king had...
everybody remember the watch.. but u cant even find the glass cups
everybody remember the watch.. but u cant even find the glass cups
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