Burger King ... you are kidding me..

while i do think in n out is over rated, i wish utah would have gotten one before i moved to seattle >.>
at least we finally got a couple carls jrs. and i dont tthink i could live without ****s a couple times a year.. *drools*

Seattle? Forget Carls

http://www.seattlemet.com/eat-and-drink/articles/restaurants-burgers-0609/

oh ive had red mill ;D totally awesome.
thinking about hitting up spring hill next time we're in west seattle (which happens to be in a couple days ;D)

Six pages of hamburgers and no love for Five Guys? Come on now!

What about Slater's 50/50.. 50% ground bacon, 50% ground beef patties!

**double post

and now im thinking of the burger i had at The Bridge in west seattle last month. *sigh* fav bar - awesome food

Six pages of hamburgers and no love for Five Guys? Come on now!

What about Slater's 50/50.. 50% ground bacon, 50% ground beef patties!

Whoa, where is this magical land?

Southern California, where else?

They also have their mythical PB&J burger... applewood smoked bacon, strawberry preserves, peanut butter with their 50/50 patty! (I have not yet been brave enough to try it, but I heard it is magically delicious!)

Why is it that the fattier food is part of the value menu, yet healthier options cost more?

I like your post alot...haven't heard that commercial and would roll my eyes in disgust if I did

and I'm going to offend some people...but IMO fast food should NEVER be viewed as a treat
I think if you're going to eat that you might as well drink diluted bleach...the chemicals that are added to that "food" is revolting

I like your horse...it's very tall and also shiny.

::waving from below where the commoners stand::

Why was ^this necessary I feel the same way the first poster did, I don't think it makes you "on a high horse" snobby or whatever. Sorry not everyone wants to put nasty things in their bodies. If you want to thats fine, but its not for everyone. I don't think a catty comment was needed here, I like reading that other people think fast food is as gross as I think it is.

I think you sound snobby. I don't think your comment was needed here either.
To each their own.

So I didn't read all the response, so sorry if this has been pointed out.

Doesn't BK now offer substitutes for a lot of things? Apple Sticks instead of Fries, Milk or tea instead of soda... the whole have it your way whopper? No one is forces anyone to eat BK, but they do give you several options to make it more or less healthier if you want to.

I like your post alot...haven't heard that commercial and would roll my eyes in disgust if I did

and I'm going to offend some people...but IMO fast food should NEVER be viewed as a treat
I think if you're going to eat that you might as well drink diluted bleach...the chemicals that are added to that "food" is revolting

I like your horse...it's very tall and also shiny.

::waving from below where the commoners stand::

Why was ^this necessary I feel the same way the first poster did, I don't think it makes you "on a high horse" snobby or whatever. Sorry not everyone wants to put nasty things in their bodies. If you want to thats fine, but its not for everyone. I don't think a catty comment was needed here, I like reading that other people think fast food is as gross as I think it is.

This is a really catty and snobby post. You are basically insulting everyone who eats burgers.

Fast "food" is poison, and it's nasty to eat it. That's not a judgment or an opinion, it's a fact. It's not real food in any way, shape, or form. You'd have a very hard time finding some of the abhorrent ingredients in a fast food meal in the grocery store, even in the processed food sections.

I eat a BK whopper probably once a year. I get that craving, and nothing else will satisfy it, so I go for it. I don't think people should be judged for eating it on occasion. But it's still poison. Anyone who says otherwise is completely in denial.