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Arby's wagyu burger is back for a limited time.  Damn good for $7.




Also read TB is bringing back the Enchirito.  They were really good made with the green sauce.  Alas, those dumbfucks took that away, again.

OMG I loved that enchirito.

So did Charmin.

For me, nothing beats a good pizza, especially a pepperoni one.

Arby's cut their wagyu burger from availability few weeks ago.  They have something more interesting coming soon

Arby’s to launch Big Game Burger made with venison, elk, and beef

Watching Kansas beating the Illini, I’ll bet Beilema has eaten at least 40 of them 3 or 4 at a time after losses.

Meant to compete with Starbucks.  Might work if the product is decent and they charge half what Starbucks does.

McDonald’s to open first CosMc’s spinoff restaurant this week

I drink local brewed when possible, Starbucks when necessary, and whatever is available when traveling. Here endeth the lesson.

I'm the new kid around here, and gotta say, that Arby's wagyu burger sounds like a legit reason to break my fast food hiatus. $7 for something damn good? Count me in! And hold up, Taco Bell bringing back the Enchirito? Memories flooding in! Sad they ditched the green sauce though – like, who does that, right? Quick side note: anyone else ever wonder how these fast-food joints could take a cue from natural foods? I mean, imagine an Enchirito with all-natural, fresh ingredients – now that's a game-changer! What's your take on infusing some natural vibes into our fast-food faves?

Popeyes is coming out with a banana cream cake topped with whipped cream

You know how they have the calories listed next to McDonald’s items and various fast food places? I have to believe in a fast food place like Popeyes they must just have a sign that says, “if you’re asking about total calories, what the hell are you doing here?”


And for the record, I’d try a piece of the cake

Culver's Vs Five Guys: Which Burger Chain Is Better?

In-N-Out’s billionaire heiress says she stood in line for 2 hours to land a job at her own store when she was just a teenager

The Pantry wrote:In-N-Out’s billionaire heiress says she stood in line for 2 hours to land a job at her own store when she was just a teenager

Well then, the name of her chain is really ironic.

The Pantry wrote:In-N-Out’s billionaire heiress says she stood in line for 2 hours to land a job at her own store when she was just a teenager

lol go fuck yourself you stuck up fucking twat

The Pantry wrote:Culver's Vs Five Guys: Which Burger Chain Is Better?

No way. That is wrong.

NigelUno wrote:

The Pantry wrote:Culver's Vs Five Guys: Which Burger Chain Is Better?

No way.  That is wrong.  

Completely agree with the article assessment.  The buns Five Guys make are terrible.  Tried a few times and the bun fell fall apart halfway through eating.  They should include a fork with every burger.  Overpriced, and their soggy fries also suck.

Travis of the Cosmos wrote:

The Pantry wrote:In-N-Out’s billionaire heiress says she stood in line for 2 hours to land a job at her own store when she was just a teenager

lol go fuck yourself you stuck up fucking twat

She’s in fourth stage republican brain rot. She’s now found “God” in her fourth marriage. Is it normal to date employees and be re-married within a year of each divorce?

The Pantry wrote:

NigelUno wrote:

No way.  That is wrong.  

Completely agree with the article assessment.  The buns Five Guys make are terrible.  Tried a few times and the bun fell fall apart halfway through eating.  They should include a fork with every burger.  Overpriced, and their soggy fries also suck.

Oh. So, they said Culver's was better?

The Pantry wrote:

NigelUno wrote:

No way.  That is wrong.  

Completely agree with the article assessment.  The buns Five Guys make are terrible.  Tried a few times and the bun fell fall apart halfway through eating.  They should include a fork with every burger.  Overpriced, and their soggy fries also suck.

I like 5 Guys but Culvers is a better value. The only thing I would consider better at 5Gs would be the cajun fries.

NigelUno wrote:

The Pantry wrote:
Completely agree with the article assessment.  The buns Five Guys make are terrible.  Tried a few times and the bun fell fall apart halfway through eating.  They should include a fork with every burger.  Overpriced, and their soggy fries also suck.

Oh. So, they said Culver's was better?

It is. Will try Five Guys again only when notified they've firmed up their buns

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