Elizabeth
Woodsville,#2Author of original report
Sun, May 06, 2007
I actually carry Splenda with me now. I carry several packets in my purse for such an occasion. This isn't the first time I've caught them pulling a stunt like this. One time I watched another MacDonald's fish pies out of the trash for someone. I don't eat redmeat or pork of any kind, so a trip to Macdonald's is rare for us, I just needed coffee and my son was hungry. But when she tried to charge me for a SECOND cup to fix HER mistake I almost flipped.
Elizabeth
Woodsville,#3Author of original report
Sun, May 06, 2007
I actually carry Splenda with me now. I carry several packets in my purse for such an occasion. This isn't the first time I've caught them pulling a stunt like this. One time I watched another MacDonald's fish pies out of the trash for someone. I don't eat redmeat or pork of any kind, so a trip to Macdonald's is rare for us, I just needed coffee and my son was hungry. But when she tried to charge me for a SECOND cup to fix HER mistake I almost flipped.
Elizabeth
Woodsville,#4Author of original report
Sun, May 06, 2007
I actually carry Splenda with me now. I carry several packets in my purse for such an occasion. This isn't the first time I've caught them pulling a stunt like this. One time I watched another MacDonald's fish pies out of the trash for someone. I don't eat redmeat or pork of any kind, so a trip to Macdonald's is rare for us, I just needed coffee and my son was hungry. But when she tried to charge me for a SECOND cup to fix HER mistake I almost flipped.
Shawangunk
Middletown,#5Consumer Comment
Sun, May 06, 2007
Obviously you cannot trust McDonald's employees to do the right thing, as evidenced by your report and many others on this site. I am curious, however, why -- as a diabetic -- you do not request your coffee PLAIN with Splenda packets provided on the side? Regardless of where you order your coffee, this way you will be 100% sure of what type of sweetener is going into your beverage.
Cory
San Antonio,#6Consumer Suggestion
Sun, May 06, 2007
Order your coffee black and request several packets of splenda and put it in YOURSELF. I think someone else posted something about that subject also. Their point was mcdonald's is doing away with sugar and switching to corn starch or something like that and some people are allergic to corn products. Corn sweetner is a few cents cheaper then "real" sugar. Seems macdonald's asks how you want your coffee and IF you say "cream and sugar", they shoot some corn sweetner and some dairy byproduct in it. So your coffee has neither one in it, but it's "sweet and light". I remember she blasted me cause I mentioned something about putting SIX packets of sugar in a small cup of coffee. A little coffee with her sugar?