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It was great until a Burrito started costing around $15-20.
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It was great until a Burrito started costing around $15-20.
00Stinger
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small for $11.99. Can't go wrong
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But I eat to not still be hungry after I eat.
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00Stinger
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The small burrito is a good size and fills me up. I find the regular one is too filling and I over eat with it
Might not have as a big an appetite as you I guess
Jatz
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I've never liked Zambreros. Guzman is my number 1 but Mad Mex also very good.
00Stinger
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the marinade on the chicken at zambreros is average at best
Mad Mex
Salsas
GYG
Zambrero
In that order
Taco Bell I dont include as the burritos are meh. But the crunchy beef tacos are greatr
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Haven't had Zambreros in ages, maybe years tbh. Mad Mex a very long time ago too and didn't rate it then tbh. Not many near me
Salsas was great but we don't have them convenient for me and never had GYG.
I never get chicken, usually pork or beef
Taco Bell is cheap crap. Like dominos but worse
00Stinger
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Mad Mex is great for the chicken, the barbacoa beef isnt that great
Taco bell i dont mind if I grab a couple of taops. Not great but pretty much like the ones you make at home
Cleavy
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This is "coming to the US". hate to think how much local KFC would try to sting us for this, if they brought out it here.
The Chizza is a 'chicken pizza' that takes two Extra Crispy filets and tops them with marinara sauce, mozzarella cheese and pepperoni.
the Double Down was how much? $11 or something?
Why do americans call plain red sauce marinara?
Or perhaps why do we call it that when it has seafood in it
Or perhaps why do we call it that when it has seafood in it
Plugger35
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I asked for tomato sauce on a hot dog once when I was in the US and they put Dolmio style pasta sauce on it, I should have said ketchup.
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Cleavy
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apparently it has been successful in the "Philippines, India, Thailand, Korea, Taiwan, Spain, Germany, Mexico and other countries."
Had the Carolina Reaper burger at HJs for dinner tonight, it was probably one of the fresher and best cooked burgers I've got from any fast food/burger joint. Wasn't greasy, bun wasn't soggy or falling apart, meat well cooked and I didn't feel completely disgusting after eating it.
Whenever I have my next burger craving, I would get that again over many other burger joints.
Whenever I have my next burger craving, I would get that again over many other burger joints.
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Sam Kerr? She chukka the chizza.
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And overnight, Australia achieves its greatest increase in positive health stats in decades.
I did a variation of feb fast, just started early (late Jan).
30 days without booze or fast food
I think on day 32, I went to Maccas.. and fortunately for me, it was crap. Y'know just when one of those visits its all just crap? Fries weren't hot, kinda soggy. Burger tasted like it had been sitting there for hours, messily put together.
Haven't considered going back since!
Key is always to ask for everything fresh.
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Isn't that assumed? Isn't that the fundamental of fast food?
