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Whataburger Vs In N Out

Good afternoon, I need people from California and Texas to decide which is better. My friend and I are having an extremely heated argument over this matter.

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u/Otherwise_Bunch_9895 — 11 hours ago
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Taco Bell, come on. Knowing that the lid is paper thin and that there is sauce and cheese on top, why would you put the Mexican pizza at the bottom and then stack everything in one bag on top of it?

The worst part is, they grab sauce with their bare hands and throw it right into your chips and cinnamon twist. Instead of putting it into a separate bag with the utensils and napkins like most fast food businesses do now. It's completely unhygienic and disgusting.

It is beyond frustrating to pay for subpar service when you're not even the cheapest fast food option anymore.

u/Isa-Me-Again — 11 hours ago
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Who has the best slushies?

I’m addicted to slushies like I’m on them so bad 😭 but I love the flavor options & the texture of a Sonic slushie, I think they’re the best.

Picture flavors: strawberry (left) limeade + cranberry (right)

u/missbestblessed — 10 hours ago
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Why does nobody like McDonald's besides the high prices

Why does nobody like McDonald's. The food is pretty good so I don't understand the hate

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u/MorgeeePooh — 9 hours ago
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Throwback to Burger King bacon sundae

I never got to try this lol, don’t think I would want to

u/Queasy_Dingo_8262 — 15 hours ago
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3X the coast compared to last time they had these. 4 year difference

Somebody said the beefy Fritos burritos were back, I got excited. Not excited anymore, last time I got these they were a dollar a piece. 2021 or 2022 was the last time my local tbell had these, my wages have not increased by 3x in these 4-5 years, not even 1.5x. I used to get 12-18 of these with a friend and go to town, idk if I even want to get one now. (How can I eat 6-10 burritos at once and not gain weight?)

u/herbertcluas — 16 hours ago
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Mcdonalds apple pie iced coffee was awful

I got a $2 breakfast sandwich and decided to splurge on an iced coffee. 1/10, the apple pie flavor they use is awful and extremely overwhelming. It tastes almost musty.

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u/teaganofthelizards — 21 hours ago
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What Fast Food apps have some kind of badge system?

As I was looking through BK's app, I noticed they have an area with badges you can earn and it got me thinking what other food apps have something like that? I know Jimmy John's tells you how many inches of sandwiches you've ordered and Taco Bell tells you your lifetime points earned.

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u/wellherpsir — 13 hours ago
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Apple Enthusiasts

The latest limited time or recurring fast food items for those that are fans of apple desserts

u/Drizzydre1 — 1 day ago
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Mod Pizza

Wow, I had not been for a few years. Before 2023 or so, every time I went into a MOD pizza it was absolutely packed with a line out the door.

You could get an unlimited topping pizza back then for $8-9.

I stopped in tonight and it was completely dead. Not a single customer. It surprised me, because at the same time years ago it would be packed.

The same pizza is now $15.

Nuts!

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u/djslakor — 1 day ago
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Krystal or White Castle? You can choose both

I choose Krystal's because I'm craving it so bad that I'm driving 2 hours just to get some tomorrow. I'm going to do it.

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u/MorgeeePooh — 1 day ago
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I made this graphic to show how poorly balanced the new Pizza Hut Rewards system is.

3000 Points for $10 value (with deals). And then the reward point difference between the desserts is absurd considering they are priced within $.20 of each other on the menu.

I will always eat at the Hut but please fix this @ PizzaHut.

u/vetterer96 — 1 day ago
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Why does every fast food place in the US have shit fries these days?

Everyone's fries suck ass.

They all emphasize a crunch, that's cool, but there's no taste to it.

Even a local restaurant I love(d) got rid of their very good fries and replaced it with ones with extreme crunch but barely any taste.

What's happening?

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u/Suitable-Economy-346 — 2 days ago
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Little Ceasars has the best pizza

In terms of absolute quality yeah probably there are better ones, but those you’re gonna pay $30 for. No pizza is worth $30. Little Caesars is like $7 and you get a tasty pizza. Price-quality ratio, you won’t find anything like that. Therefore, Little Caesars has the best pizza.

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u/Past_Conference_2889 — 1 day ago
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Any LONG time or old Golden Chick employees in this thread.

I used to go a ton as a kid (my mom worked there as a gm) and there was this honey mustard that came in little black tubs (not the kens foil cup they use now). It was much different than any other honey mustard (trust me I LOVE honey mustard and have tried MANY)

I CANNOT FOR THE LIFE OF ME FIGURE OUT THE BRAND OR RECIPE AND I NEED IT. I am not joking I think about this at least once a month and feel actually insane. If anyone worked there back in the day and can help me out in identifying it i would be eternally grateful.

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u/StatisticianFar8823 — 1 day ago