Top 50 fast food items in America

Rocinante wrote:Is there going to be a list

I think it’s right there in the first post Roc

I like Dunkin Donuts coffee.

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:

Rocinante wrote:Is there going to be a list

I think it’s right there in the first post Roc

Oh. I thought we were going to do our own. :(

Let’s do it Roc we know more anyway

Ok! Mr. Taco Red All Meat Burrito.

steveschneider wrote:I like Dunkin Donuts coffee.

Iced or regular?

Other Teams Pursuing That wrote:what were those roasters you said to check out in denver turtleneck? looking for some local beans bro

Probably Huck and Novo. Both are excellent. Denver has a lot of great roasters so you have a lot of choices.

NigelUno wrote:

steveschneider wrote:I like Dunkin Donuts coffee.

Iced or regular?

Regular and I've been making it in our Mr. Coffee maker. My big beef with them for a while was their use of Styrofoam cups but at home that's not an issue.

These are the most underrated items on the McDonald’s menu

Never heard of the The Daily Double but the Steak Egg & Cheese Bagel is, by far, the tastiest item I ever had at MD. The caramelized onion and steak set it apart from all else they offer.  Sadly, locations around here no longer offer it.

Same thing happened some months ago to a woman at a drivethru ATM.

The Pantry wrote:Same thing happened some months ago to a woman at a drivethru ATM.

Drivethru ass to mouth? Efficient.

Arby's jumping into the fashion business

Smoked sweats

Tried Arby's limited time Country Style Rib Sandwich today. Excellent. More expensive but many times better than the McRib.

Anyone remember Hot n Now? I thought they were going to blow up but looking back it’s probably an awful businesss model to try to run an operation selling .39 hamburgers.

steveschneider wrote:Anyone remember Hot n Now? I thought they were going to blow up but looking back it’s probably an awful businesss model to try to run an operation selling .39 hamburgers.

They were GREAT when I didn't have to worry about such things as calories....$2.22 Two cheese burgers, two Fries, Drink....

I was out riding my bike earlier this week and passed by the nearest McDonalds. This was about 3:30PM on a weekday. There were so many cars in the drive thru that the next one would have been sitting in the right lane of a major 5-lane road, so probably 20 cars in the double drive thru. WTF is wrong with people? Find something better. It's not even that inexpensive any more.

America, Floyd. America. We do not teach our people to eat decently. That’s not even old person yelling at clouds that’s the truth

Floyd Robertson wrote:I was out riding my bike earlier this week and passed by the nearest McDonalds. This was about 3:30PM on a weekday. There were so many cars in the drive thru that the next one would have been sitting in the right lane of a major 5-lane road, so probably 20 cars in the double drive thru. WTF is wrong with people? Find something better. It's not even that inexpensive any more.

Sounds like about the time school gets out.

Sorry if already mentioned, but

Jersey Giant > Jimmy Johns

AvgMSUJoe wrote:

steveschneider wrote:Anyone remember Hot n Now? I thought they were going to blow up but looking back it’s probably an awful businesss model to try to run an operation selling .39 hamburgers.

They were GREAT when I didn't have to worry about such things as calories....$2.22 Two cheese burgers, two Fries, Drink....

It was a bargain for sure. I think they just didn't understand that you gotta have a higher profit margin. McDonalds for the same order would probably come to $5.00 with tax. Hot n Now was practically giving it away!

Floyd Robertson wrote:I was out riding my bike earlier this week and passed by the nearest McDonalds. This was about 3:30PM on a weekday. There were so many cars in the drive thru that the next one would have been sitting in the right lane of a major 5-lane road, so probably 20 cars in the double drive thru. WTF is wrong with people? Find something better. It's not even that inexpensive any more.

You're taking that very well. If I had pedaled past McDonald's without stopping on Five-Dollar Burger and BJ Day, I'd still be kicking myself.

NigelUno wrote:Sorry if already mentioned, but

Jersey Giant > Jimmy Johns

Jersey Mike’s > Jimmy John’s

DWags wrote:I ordered a fish filet from McDonalds yesterday. I liked it, but wondered if I like it because of the tarter sauce? Also, not enough fish too much bun.

I think it's better than a McDonald burger though.

Agree on the fish to bun ratio...amount of fish seems much smaller than years ago. Use to like McD filet o'fish. IMO they should remove the cheese and add lettuce as a standard ingredient.

Arby's offers a decent fish sandwich during Lent but the fish is pollock, like McD. Wendy's uses cod for their Lent fish sandwich.

This just in...Pumpkin Spice Cake donuts are good.

Weighing options, decided on ordering a Tubby's mushroom, steak & cheese for game time. Haven't had one ages. In my top 3 favorite local subs/sandwiches.

Little Caesar's Hot & Ready changing it's name to Hot & Pricey, cost going from $5 to $5.55

Floyd Robertson wrote:Little Caesar's Hot & Ready changing it's name to Hot & Pricey, cost going from $5 to $5.55

Those greedy bastards just lost a customer.

Pervis Muldoon wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:Little Caesar's Hot & Ready changing it's name to Hot & Pricey, cost going from $5 to $5.55

Those greedy bastards just lost a customer.

They need a new slogan, like "You pay more dough and we give you less dough".

Still the best deal for shoving empty calories in your kid's piehole. Er... I mean being a responsible parent on the go.

2 hot n ready for the kid's, mom and I at the place with the whisky/wine list for days and olive oil & bread on the table.

Bet those pizzas cost LC less than $1.50 to make.

It may be posted in here, but has anyone tried savvy sliders? They're popping up all over here, but I'm just not impressed.

I tried their chicken sandwich and regular slider. Husband had the fish sandwich. It just all wasn't impressive. It was more money than most fast food places. The worst part was the buns. They were so doughy, it just stuck to the roof of my mouth. The chicken sandwich was kinda soggy and supposed to be crispy. The burger one tasted better, but I couldn't get past the buns.
The crinkle fries weren't bad though. It was so underwhelming that I don't plan on trying it again. But I also don't get fast food that often.

Trapper Gus wrote:

Dendrobates wrote:It may be posted in here, but has anyone tried savvy sliders? They're popping up all over here, but I'm just not impressed.

I tried their chicken sandwich and regular slider. Husband had the fish sandwich. It just all wasn't impressive. It was more money than most fast food places. The worst part was the buns. They were so doughy, it just stuck to the roof of my mouth. The chicken sandwich was kinda soggy and supposed to be crispy. The burger one tasted better, but I couldn't get past the buns.
The crinkle fries weren't bad though. It was so underwhelming that I don't plan on trying it again. But I also don't get fast food that often.

Assuming you mean White Castle ...

Though they are the original fast-food franchise they always have been a bit different. The way they pack the sliders has something to do with the doughy buns. Their buns have always been like that.

I think it would probably be better to assume she meant savvy sliders, which is why she used their name in the post

Totally different company

https://www.savvysliders.com/