This is amateur hour. The real fast food struggle session is to pit regional fast food against each other. We need an In-and-Out vs Whataburger struggle session.
This is my takeaway as well. Currently, between BK, McD's, and Wendy's, Wendy's is just slightly better. They're all so overpriced though, I'll just go to 5 guys or buy from a local restaurant. If I want cheap fast food, personally, Taco Bell is the best option, that, or Cumberland Farms has really upped their food game locally. Get 2 pizza slices and a drink for $4.
It's better than McDonald's for sure. The whopper is a mid tier but legitimate hamburger with all the stuff on it, lettuce pickles tomato mayo ketchup, and most of the time it's pretty fresh
It used to be a lot worse a while back.
But most states now have a Culvers, so just go there. Every other hamburger joint people rave about is HORSESHIT. In n out, so fucking mid. Shake shack, so fucking mid. Five guys, just drink from a grease trap you animal.
Culvers is better than 90% of sit-down specialty hamburger restaurants, and better than 100% of fast food restaurants. And they have bomb salads, bomb fish fry, and BOMB ASS frozen custard.
Nationwide fast food is universally trash and is broadly acknowledged as such even by Burgerlander standards. You need to get to regional fast food before you have people vouching for them, and even then, a lot of it is tied to regional pride more than the quality of the food if we're being perfectly honest. But most of them are still a notch better than the nationwide franchises.
I heard on one of the dumb podcasts about nothing I listen to that burger king is actually decent in the States? And that a&w is bad? Bizzaro world
Whoever said that is absolutely wrong, Burger King sucks shit. Absolute bottom tier fast food. I don’t know how they stay open.
Ok good.
When is the last time you had it? It went from dog shit to mid at some point in the last decade. McDonald's is way worse imo
Hmm interesting, it has been more than 5 years at the least so it’s possible
As a vegan, I need this fast food struggle session to blossom.
"Don't anyone here disparage Wendy's!"
Impossible Whopper: exists just to mess with you
Back in my day it was a BK Veggie and it fucking sucked, spoiled kids these days
This is amateur hour. The real fast food struggle session is to pit regional fast food against each other. We need an In-and-Out vs Whataburger struggle session.
Absolutely not, Burger King is in the lowest-tier of the fast food joints, comparable to gas station burgers.
Okay I'm glad
This is my takeaway as well. Currently, between BK, McD's, and Wendy's, Wendy's is just slightly better. They're all so overpriced though, I'll just go to 5 guys or buy from a local restaurant. If I want cheap fast food, personally, Taco Bell is the best option, that, or Cumberland Farms has really upped their food game locally. Get 2 pizza slices and a drink for $4.
Wendys is overpriced but you eat five guys?
It's better than McDonald's for sure. The whopper is a mid tier but legitimate hamburger with all the stuff on it, lettuce pickles tomato mayo ketchup, and most of the time it's pretty fresh
It used to be a lot worse a while back.
But most states now have a Culvers, so just go there. Every other hamburger joint people rave about is HORSESHIT. In n out, so fucking mid. Shake shack, so fucking mid. Five guys, just drink from a grease trap you animal.
Culvers is better than 90% of sit-down specialty hamburger restaurants, and better than 100% of fast food restaurants. And they have bomb salads, bomb fish fry, and BOMB ASS frozen custard.
Accurate but I'll still eat that slop every so often.
Name this podcast.
95% chance they're a mod here with an opinion that wrong.
Nationwide fast food is universally trash and is broadly acknowledged as such even by Burgerlander standards. You need to get to regional fast food before you have people vouching for them, and even then, a lot of it is tied to regional pride more than the quality of the food if we're being perfectly honest. But most of them are still a notch better than the nationwide franchises.