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McRib

I'm not a complete monster; I agree with the earlier comment that drowning them animal style certainly makes them edible.
 
HappyHighwayman said:
I'm not saving half the money for a product that just isn't "ok" or "mediocre" but "actively bad". :)
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Didn't say you should. The whole thread started about a 'limited time' sandwich that some like and some don't.

Just don't understand comparing food that aren't in the same price range.
 
Well, I'll counter the In-N-Out haters and just say that I love In-N-Out. It's not the best burger ever, but it's pretty damn good for fast food. It's consistent, always hot and fresh, the service is good. They only messed my order up once out of at least 500 visits, and that's probably because the girl taking my order was chatty and curious about my "low carb" day (2 3x2 protein style burgers, no fries, cup of water. She forgot to make it protein style).

And I like the fries, especially when on the soggy side.

You In-N-Out haters can go eat some Burger King or Jack In the Box. :)
 
I had In-An-Out two days ago for first time in years. It was okay fries and all.
They messed up my order though by not following instructions to not put sauce on my burger so needed that fixed.

People like Five Guys fries but that grease soaked bag look ain’t all that appealing.
 
In N Out isn't in Canada but 5 Guys is

My friend loves 5 Guys because his daughter can't eat gluten and they are accommodating.
 
I'm convinced there's cocaine in those tacos.

I'd call them a guilty pleasure but I don't feel guilty about it at all. But man, they do not keep at all. If you don't eat them within 15-20 minutes, they are toast. No good way to heat them back up.
 
Kornholio said:
I legit miss Jack in the Box... :cry
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Other chains (McDonald’s recently) have tried the “breakfast all day” thing, but none have been able to make it work other than Jack. Damned if I don’t wind up tacking on a Supreme Croissant to my lunch order every time. Or maybe an Oreo shake with breakfast. Why not!
 
I do like Jack's breakfast sandwiches.

They have some kind of super mega boffo sandwich on grilled bread with 2 eggs, sausage, bacon and ham.

Certainly not an every day event, but every now and then, it's pretty satisfying.
 
Sad but true - my first taste of "Mexican" food was when I was a teenager during a 2am stone chow run. Before that, I was completely unaware of the pleasures Mexican food would bring to my life; it my favorite food and I make it at least once every week.
 
TheRobSJ said:
Other chains (McDonald’s recently) have tried the “breakfast all day” thing, but none have been able to make it work other than Jack. Damned if I don’t wind up tacking on a Supreme Croissant to my lunch order every time. Or maybe an Oreo shake with breakfast. Why not!
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I am comfortable in stating, unabashedly, that the fast food breakfast options here are vastly superior to Jack in the Box. Indeed, I don't miss their breakfast menu at all.
 
Kornholio said:
I am comfortable in stating, unabashedly, that the fast food breakfast options here are vastly superior to Jack in the Box. Indeed, I don't miss their breakfast menu at all.
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With a statement like that, I’m gonna need some names. And it better not be something I don’t have here like Tim Hortons or Bob Evans.
 
Quite frankly, Hardee's is better. Bojangles isn't far behind. We also have a place here called Biscuit Barn that rocks pretty hard too.
 
+1 for Hardee’s biscuit anything. Prefer Popeyes’s to Nojangles (that was spellcheck, but I’m keepin it). Rando convenience stores sometimes rock biscuits too.
 
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