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Discuss your latest adventures in fast food. Me? Last night I had FOUR sandwhiches in one sitting from McDonalds. It was awesome.
That looks good and healthy!.Math Is Hard said:We have a place called Flame Broiler that has amazing chicken and veggie bowls.
http://www.flamebroilerusa.com/menu.html
All the hot sauce you want, too. :!)
Math Is Hard said:We have a place called Flame Broiler that has amazing chicken and veggie bowls.
http://www.flamebroilerusa.com/menu.html
All the hot sauce you want, too. :!)
BonelessHands said:I "think" old people are, infact, no longer enjoy hamburgers, you guys just joke for fun right ?
BonelessHands said:I think over 60
Greg Bernhardt said:I'm still a sucker for Wendy's Spicy Chicken and a Frosty!
shelovesmath said:The only fast food I appreciate is the kind that moves through my body fast.
Jimmy Snyder said:The history of fast food is as follows. Primitive humans were hunters. He or she would spend long hours in the field searching for animals to catch, kill, and bring home to be cooked by his or her wife. It was difficult and exhausting work. Once in a while though, there would be an easy catch. A rabbit that wasn't as as swift of foot as they usually are. An elephant that was slow and lumbering. These animals might be easy to catch, but their flesh was suspect. You had to ask yourself, why was it so easy to catch, was it lame, was it sick? Thus the taste for fast food developed. Today, we go hunting for prey in the supermarket and the plastic wrap holds it steady so we can aim for it with ease. But old habits never die and once in a while, in the throws of recidivism, the blood thirsty primitive man or woman within you rises up and demands a taco, southern fried chicken, or quarter pounder with cheese hold the onions, fries and a shake.
dlgoff said:Arby's roast beef with their "Arby's" sauce. A big one.
hypatia said:Wow, now you have me thinking on some Arby's, but I'm more of a horsey sauce kind of gal.
turbo-1 said:My wife and I don't do "chain" food. Our occasional fast food is one of Tracey's vegetable subs. I usually have some left over for lunch the next day because my wife and I can't eat it all between us.
Three meals for $6 is a pretty good deal. The image is a bit deceptive, shot from above. Under that top deck of lettuce and jumbo tomato slices are onion, pickles, marinaded mushrooms, ripe olives, crispy jalapeno rings, dill pickle slices, Cooper Sharp cheese, etc. Olive oil and coarse-ground black pepper top it off.dlgoff said:Nice tasty photo. Maybe a good topic for a photo contest; "Food Appreciation".
I'll have to try the Frisco burger, but it'll have to be at a Carl's Junior. The closest Jimmy John's is about 200 miles away.Evo said:That looks good and healthy!.
Here are two of my favorites.
Hardees Frisco burger and Jimmy Johns Italian Nightclub
You'll love it, actually any of their burgers are awesome, if you like traditional burgers, I recommend the $6 burger.Astronuc said:I'll have to try the Frisco burger, but it'll have to be at a Carl's Junior. The closest Jimmy John's is about 200 miles away.
I usually get a $6 burger when I'm in SD - either the guacamole burger or the jalapeño burger. Carl's Jr and Hardees are the same company.Evo said:You'll love it, actually any of their burgers are awesome, if you like traditional burgers, I recommend the $6 burger.
Yes, they are. We don't get the guacamole burger here.Astronuc said:I usually get a $6 burger when I'm in SD - either the guacamole burger or the jalapeño burger. Carl's Jr and Hardees are the same company.