I ate a McDonalds Big Mac today
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thankyou4thevenom wrote: »It was delicious.
What did you enjoy eating today?
Nothing interesting today, but I had Taco Bell yesterday. Oh, how I love and missed Taco Bell.0 -
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Roast chicken breast on rye toast with guacamole...if I was a dog my tail would be hammering the floor right now.
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Breakfast-scooped out ww everything bagel, nova, cream cheese, tomato.
Dinner-garlic shrimp, NY strip steak, greens, 1 glass red wine, 1/2 cup chocolate/caramel sea salt gelato.
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Tacos, chili rellenos, taquitos and horchata
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A cinnamon bun. Ben and Jerry's mint chocolate cookie ice cream. Also, dinner of vegetables with peanut sauce and some ginger chicken was tasty too.0
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A homemade hamburger/bison burger cooked on the grill. I loved it!
I worked at McDonald's this summer (interesting enough though I just quit yesterday so I can focus my attention on completing my bachelor's degree.)Blueseraphchaos wrote: »David_2015 wrote: »Blueseraphchaos wrote: »thankyou4thevenom wrote: »It was delicious.
What did you enjoy eating today?
I shudder....because i work at McDonald's. Lol
What's it like? Do you get free meals?
Well. I get half off anything i want to buy, they give us free food all the time as incentives to do well and keep times down, a $15 gift certificate for their food for Xmas, and 12 months worth of coupons for 4 free meals each month. We do take the breakfast food that doesn't get sold, count it as waste, then eat it free, lol. I suspect this is a practice that goes on at a ton of restaurants that work like that.
I eat the fruit and yogurt parfaits and sometimes the salads. My restaurant actually isn't terrible when it comes to timing food, for the most part. I get all the free meals and stuff and give them to my kids or my husband.
They treat us like absolute *kitten*, though. Been there two years, my last week is this week, then I'm off to take a pay cut to work at an animal shelter in the city that i am finishing my bachelor's degree in. I won't see my kids or husband much during the week, but that place is terrible. If i absolutely can't find a different job for college breaks, i suppose I'll keep working there (technically on a leave of absence, and flexibility is the only good thing i can say about the place).
I never have a problem avoiding the food, though, because I'm around it all the time. So i have ZERO cravings and only get food when it's free or i have no food in the house to pack my own lunch. (that's usually due to pure laziness, though.) and I'll be the first to admit, we hire a lot of lazy and stupid people just because we are unwilling to pay anyone decent enough to keep them. (case in point, i have an associate's degree and am a manager and I'm still leaving, lol)
Killed all desire for fast food for me, for the most part.
At my store we're allowed one free meal a day and a milkshake. For the meal though, if we get it when we're serving our regular menu, we're limited to a small fry with whatever burger/sandwich/wrap, etc we get. What you said about the breakfast food is pretty similar here as well, lol.0 -
Whoopie pie ice cream!0
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thankyou4thevenom wrote: »It was delicious.
What did you enjoy eating today?
If you want to buy a McDonald's but sort of want to watch your calories at the same time either get a happy meal or get a cheese burger meal with diet Coke.
Always get a DIET Coke it has virtually 0 calories.0 -
For lunch, an omelette with jalapenos and parmesan cheese, and a slice of crusty vienna bread with butter.0
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I am so looking forward to the bacon egg and cheese biscuit I'm allowing myself for breakfast (:0
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I don't understand these kinds of threads to be honest. McDonald's, cakes, pies, ice cream, chocolate..etc. How are they any better or worse than stews, interesting fruits or sublime flavor combinations of less calorie dense options?
I have just enjoyed an amazing cauliflower "steak" (cut steaks out of whole cauliflower, season and roast, add mushroom sauce -- heaven), yesterday I equally enjoyed rich homemade salted caramel ice cream, and the day before I immensely enjoyed a one pot dish of jute and tomatoes with chicken breast pieces full of bright flavors.
Why do I always get the feeling that eating calorific foods is somehow worthy of more praise or mention? Isn't it just a food, just like any other food a person enjoys? Or are these just little rebellion acts against some of the old "taboo" foods resulting in overstated reactions?
Don't mind me. I guess I'm reading too much into it, I'm glad everyone was able to have something they enjoyed!0 -
I had a really good steak last night. Now I know to add some garlic powder to my salt and pepper seasoning in order to give it a bit more of a "crunch" and more flavor.
This is sad, but I got really excited about spaghetti squash a few nights ago. I'm tempted to make a mock chicken and broccoli alfredo with it (with lots of chicken, broccoli, cheese, and sauce)0 -
Went to the Yardhouse last night, had the Pastrami Benedict Burger, sweet potato fries, and beer! It was wonderful.0
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amusedmonkey wrote: »I don't understand these kinds of threads to be honest. McDonald's, cakes, pies, ice cream, chocolate..etc. How are they any better or worse than stews, interesting fruits or sublime flavor combinations of less calorie dense options?
I have just enjoyed an amazing cauliflower "steak" (cut steaks out of whole cauliflower, season and roast, add mushroom sauce -- heaven), yesterday I equally enjoyed rich homemade salted caramel ice cream, and the day before I immensely enjoyed a one pot dish of jute and tomatoes with chicken breast pieces full of bright flavors.
Why do I always get the feeling that eating calorific foods is somehow worthy of more praise or mention? Isn't it just a food, just like any other food a person enjoys? Or are these just little rebellion acts against some of the old "taboo" foods resulting in overstated reactions?
Don't mind me. I guess I'm reading too much into it, I'm glad everyone was able to have something they enjoyed!
I could be wrong but I think the OP was just celebrating eating a food they particularly enjoy, and asking what others eat that they look forward to. As you can see, I think the majority of people commented with homemade food, not necessarily fast food or particularly calorie dense food.
Your ice cream sounds amazing by the way!0 -
Going out for sushi with my two best friends tonight! More than a little excited about that
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amusedmonkey wrote: »I don't understand these kinds of threads to be honest. McDonald's, cakes, pies, ice cream, chocolate..etc. How are they any better or worse than stews, interesting fruits or sublime flavor combinations of less calorie dense options?
I have just enjoyed an amazing cauliflower "steak" (cut steaks out of whole cauliflower, season and roast, add mushroom sauce -- heaven), yesterday I equally enjoyed rich homemade salted caramel ice cream, and the day before I immensely enjoyed a one pot dish of jute and tomatoes with chicken breast pieces full of bright flavors.
Why do I always get the feeling that eating calorific foods is somehow worthy of more praise or mention? Isn't it just a food, just like any other food a person enjoys? Or are these just little rebellion acts against some of the old "taboo" foods resulting in overstated reactions?
Don't mind me. I guess I'm reading too much into it, I'm glad everyone was able to have something they enjoyed!
You just used the word steak to describe cauliflower. You're fired.0 -
WinoGelato wrote: »amusedmonkey wrote: »I don't understand these kinds of threads to be honest. McDonald's, cakes, pies, ice cream, chocolate..etc. How are they any better or worse than stews, interesting fruits or sublime flavor combinations of less calorie dense options?
I have just enjoyed an amazing cauliflower "steak" (cut steaks out of whole cauliflower, season and roast, add mushroom sauce -- heaven), yesterday I equally enjoyed rich homemade salted caramel ice cream, and the day before I immensely enjoyed a one pot dish of jute and tomatoes with chicken breast pieces full of bright flavors.
Why do I always get the feeling that eating calorific foods is somehow worthy of more praise or mention? Isn't it just a food, just like any other food a person enjoys? Or are these just little rebellion acts against some of the old "taboo" foods resulting in overstated reactions?
Don't mind me. I guess I'm reading too much into it, I'm glad everyone was able to have something they enjoyed!
I could be wrong but I think the OP was just celebrating eating a food they particularly enjoy, and asking what others eat that they look forward to. As you can see, I think the majority of people commented with homemade food, not necessarily fast food or particularly calorie dense food.
Your ice cream sounds amazing by the way!
Yes you are right. Like I said I believe I'm reading too much into it. It's just a thread that caught me in a bad mood.0
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