Fast Food Chains To Conquer America

A while ago I posted this:

JHDK said:
Speaking of Wendy's, this chili training music video is straight fire!



I didn't watch it, cause I'm not 14 anymore yet I'm still positive this is better than anything at last night's VMA's x1,000,000.
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And today this came across my Youtube recommendations:




Another classic Wendy's training video banger.
 
I can see it working in some busier markets, but by the time they are open for business, COVID will be behind us. Maybe the next pandemic will be starting by then. It should work for flood-prone areas. I wonder if they designed the drive-thru lanes to work for boats too?
 
We tried a "Big Boys Burgers" for lunch the other day. It was probably the grossest burger I can recall. Really greasy and not in a good way.We did it via skip the dishes. Their mustard was dijon or hot while not labeled as such. Their fries were greasy and tasteless. And they packaged the drinks (cans) in the same bags as the hot food. Not an experience I will repeat. I am not sure if they are a national chain or not. If they are, they don't deserve to be.
 
The Guilty Eats website recently – like "five days ago" recently – posted a ranking of the 21 best fast-food french fries in North America. In-N-Out is a very popular chain in southern California. All they sell is hamburgers, fries and drinks but there are always long lines of cars at every location and employees go frrom car to car taking orders in an effort to speed up the lines. Their fries ranked 21st. Californians would surely rank them much higher. "Yes, they would – and don't call me Shirley."

guiltyeats.com

Ranking 21 of the best Fast Food French Fries

So here are the top 21 fries for your buck, ranked from worst of the very best to absolute best. Get ready to get a craving for the golden wonder: the fry.
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Arby's can go suck a big wet fart!

Why the HELL didn't anybody tell me that they discontinued the potato cakes?

I'm too distraught to continue.
 
My usual meal every time I went to Arby's was a beef and cheddar (on a regular bun, not the onion bun), potato cakes, a salad and a Dr Pepper. The Recipes.net site includes a "copycat" recipe for those potato cakes. They don't look the same – but maybe they taste the same. Who wants to volunteer to make the recipe?

recipes.net

Copycat Arby’s Potato Cakes Recipe

Before anything else, this needs to be said: potato cakes are different from potato latkes. Despite being close in appearance, they differ in cooking and textur
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This probably sucks if you have a regular office job at the company but it was a cool decision and great PR by the even higher up corporate workers.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Raising Cane's will send half its corporate workers into kitchens

The Louisiana-based chicken joint, which has 600 locations in 31 states, is citing rising food and labor costs and a declining number of online job applications as reasons for the deployment.
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Makes sense. Why market closed restaurants. I've passed by Dunkin Donuts and other places that had signs in the parking lot saying they're closed because they don't have anyone to work there. Ain't no marketing team gonna get the sales up if the doors are locked!
 
I think it’s great for the suits to spend time in the trenches. It can only help them get a better understanding of what the employees and customers experience every day.
 
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