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SUBWAY....What Are Your Opinions?
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In n out is pretty grub, but if i go fast food, only on rare occasions when i can't get nothing else, it's either some chinese food or some grilled fish tacos, Wahoo's Fish tacos are pretty grub i mack those all the time
We have Blakes Lotaburger here, and they rock. Esp compared to other chains, but Carl's jr. is a close second.
The owl cafe has the best green chili cheeseburger you'd ever think about eating. If ever out in NM, look for em. One in ABQ, the other in San Antionio (NM).
The owl cafe has the best green chili cheeseburger you'd ever think about eating. If ever out in NM, look for em. One in ABQ, the other in San Antionio (NM).
No Hardees anywhere on Long Island either!
I went to the In n Out In San Fran (I think or it was Oakland) and it was good.. I think your only choices were a burger, cheeseburger, double bacon cheese and fries.. Am I right?
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There's a Burger King down the street from my gym...if the wind is just right..you can smel the grill..makes one REALLY hungryOriginally posted by HoldDaMayo
there's an In N Out Burger across the parking lot from my Gym... haha... how much does that suck
Oh, and yes, their food rules... french fries, burgers... MMMmmmm
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In 'n Out has the best burgers by far and there is one in the same center as my gym, as well as a Dennys, and a Tommy Burger and Miguels Jr Meixcan Food across the street. Just what the people there need.
Side note to In 'n Out they have a secret menu, some of which includes:
4x4 : 4 patties on the burger
Carb Burger: french fries in the bun instead of meat
"Protein Burger": burger wrapped in lettuce
Burger Kings Chicken Wopper plain is good, its REAL chicken breats. Probably best option fast food wise
400 Calories, 8g fat, 46g carbs, 38g protein
Only problem is it takes about 3-4 to fill me up. Lot of calories in one sitting,
Fast food just plain sucks. Why I get up early and pack my meals for the day.
Side note to In 'n Out they have a secret menu, some of which includes:
4x4 : 4 patties on the burger
Carb Burger: french fries in the bun instead of meat
"Protein Burger": burger wrapped in lettuce
Burger Kings Chicken Wopper plain is good, its REAL chicken breats. Probably best option fast food wise
400 Calories, 8g fat, 46g carbs, 38g protein
Only problem is it takes about 3-4 to fill me up. Lot of calories in one sitting,
Fast food just plain sucks. Why I get up early and pack my meals for the day.
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If you have a Harddies ( I know I mispelled that) I belive it is from the same corprate owners.
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Originally posted by HoldDaMayo
there's an In N Out Burger across the parking lot from my Gym... haha... how much does that suck
Oh, and yes, their food rules... french fries, burgers... MMMmmmm
In and Out also had at one time an atkins burger.
In and out has what they call "protein style." That's the burger with no bun, but a lettuce wrap. Also, if you know their certain codes, you can get what's not on the standard menu. Some include "animal style" and others that I don't know. All the employees know these codes though.
Only if i woulda known that when i was on the west coast
Never!
Subway is a rip off! I never go there, on account they give you like 3 grams of meat, never mind that it's all over-processed.
And damb, I went to a local burrito place today, with a ton of hamburger on it, and lota veggies, and it sucked, when compared to the food lunches I throw down from home!
Yessir cant beat that homemade shit!
Subway is a rip off! I never go there, on account they give you like 3 grams of meat, never mind that it's all over-processed.
And damb, I went to a local burrito place today, with a ton of hamburger on it, and lota veggies, and it sucked, when compared to the food lunches I throw down from home!
Yessir cant beat that homemade shit!
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I can live off of Quiznos. The Tuscan Chicken and a Cheese and Brocolli soup is great!
In and Out is yummy. When I was in Texas though, I went to Whattaburger and Sonic's...good stuff lol.
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Review for the Sub-Way Diet
The "Subway Diet" is a clever advertising campaign, featuring Jared Fogle, a young man who supposedly lost 200 pounds by skipping breakfast and consuming a 6 inch Subway turkey sub for lunch and a 12 inch veggie sub, chips and a diet coke for dinner. According to Subway, he did no exercise.
Reality: Any diet that restricts caloric intake is going to lead to weight loss, no matter the food choices made. The problem with the "Subway Diet" approach is that it is far too narrow in its focus and not sustainable in the long-term. It does not teach balanced nutrition that can be adapted to a normal diet once the weight loss goal is reached. The bottom line with the Subway Diet is that it is purely a marketing campaign meant to instill the idea in the consumer that Subway sandwiches are a healthier choice than other fast food options.
Review shows positive for EDiets.
The "Subway Diet" is a clever advertising campaign, featuring Jared Fogle, a young man who supposedly lost 200 pounds by skipping breakfast and consuming a 6 inch Subway turkey sub for lunch and a 12 inch veggie sub, chips and a diet coke for dinner. According to Subway, he did no exercise.
Reality: Any diet that restricts caloric intake is going to lead to weight loss, no matter the food choices made. The problem with the "Subway Diet" approach is that it is far too narrow in its focus and not sustainable in the long-term. It does not teach balanced nutrition that can be adapted to a normal diet once the weight loss goal is reached. The bottom line with the Subway Diet is that it is purely a marketing campaign meant to instill the idea in the consumer that Subway sandwiches are a healthier choice than other fast food options.
Review shows positive for EDiets.
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if anyone wants a burger only one place to get a real burger with delicious beef
FUDRUCKERS !!!!
johny rockets would be a distant second........
FUDRUCKERS !!!!
johny rockets would be a distant second........
OH, I forgot about Fudrukers. Best part about it is I can fix it the way I want (shredded lettuce, tomatoes, Pico De Gallo and jalapeno cheese).
Johnny Rockets is pretty good too, but no one comes close to the Owl Cafe. They simply OWN.
Johnny Rockets is pretty good too, but no one comes close to the Owl Cafe. They simply OWN.
Subway bread is junk
Man, I really like their new breads and dressings.
Look at the nutritional Info, if the ratio of Carbs : Fats : Protein fits in with your current diet then there's no reason not to eat there.
BTW the BK Broiler, hold the mayo from Burger King is great - low in fat, low in carbs (esp. if you nix half the bun) and high in protein. I can't see how could better than that.
People are too quick to bash fast food - just order wisely.
what tree, plant or bush does bread grow on ? none..
it is a heavily processed food and should be consumed in minimal quantities...
it is a heavily processed food and should be consumed in minimal quantities...
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In and Out Animal Style Fries and Double Double.
HANDS DOWN the best food this side of heaven.
HANDS DOWN the best food this side of heaven.
