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MitchandDaisy
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The Real Cheeseburger
12-Jul-23 23:41
TMZ, a U.S. website, was reporting today that Burger King in Thailand is offering for a limited time what they call ''the real cheeseburger''.

No meat mind you, but you get two buns and 20 slices of processed cheese in the middle.

Err...yumm? Maybe not.

Any dieticians here willing to weigh in on this?

What make a real cheeseburger, to your liking?



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clittylicker
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13-Jul-23 00:00

https://coconuts.co/bangkok/food-drink/i-ate-burger-kings-real-cheese-burger-and-now-must-warn-you/

"Many Thai foodies speculated whether the restaurant created the burger just to clear out nearly expired American processed cheese stock." LOL

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MitchandDaisy
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13-Jul-23 00:01
clittylicker said:
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/food-drink/i-ate-burger-kings-real-cheese-burger-and-now-must-warn-you/

"Many Thai foodies speculated whether the restaurant created the burger just to clear out nearly expired American processed cheese stock." LOL


Ahahaha! grin Nooooo!

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clittylicker
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13-Jul-23 01:13
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/food-drink/i-ate-burger-kings-real-cheese-burger-and-now-must-warn-you/

"Many Thai foodies speculated whether the restaurant created the burger just to clear out nearly expired American processed cheese stock." LOL


Ahahaha! grin Nooooo!


That is the news from Thailand - possibly more detailed and accurate than "TMZ, a U.S. website" smile

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MitchandDaisy
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13-Jul-23 01:41
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/food-drink/i-ate-burger-kings-real-cheese-burger-and-now-must-warn-you/

"Many Thai foodies speculated whether the restaurant created the burger just to clear out nearly expired American processed cheese stock." LOL


Ahahaha! grin Nooooo!


That is the news from Thailand - possibly more detailed and accurate than "TMZ, a U.S. website" smile


Ah, yes! ''
"Many Thai foodies speculated'' is very detailed and accurate indeed. LOL



So how do you like your cheeseburgers anyway? With bacon? Lettuce? Or pac peow?


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clittylicker
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13-Jul-23 07:07
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/food-drink/i-ate-burger-kings-real-cheese-burger-and-now-must-warn-you/

"Many Thai foodies speculated whether the restaurant created the burger just to clear out nearly expired American processed cheese stock." LOL


Ahahaha! grin Nooooo!


That is the news from Thailand - possibly more detailed and accurate than "TMZ, a U.S. website" smile


Ah, yes! ''
"Many Thai foodies speculated'' is very detailed and accurate indeed. LOL



So how do you like your cheeseburgers anyway? With bacon? Lettuce? Or pac peow?



LMAO!! Coming from somebody who posts "news" from TMZ, a rag website owned by Fox Organisation, which isn't exactly renowned worlwide for its accurate and truthful reporting, criticism of speculation in the real world is pretty rich. LOL

In answer to your question, I wouldn't eat any of the plastic "burgers" from Burger King or any similar chain.

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smitten4u
13-Jul-23 20:09
Fuck, that looks gross. My gut hurts just looking at it!

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PhallicSupermacyOne
13-Jul-23 20:51
Marketing stunt.

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MitchandDaisy
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13-Jul-23 21:39
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/food-drink/i-ate-burger-kings-real-cheese-burger-and-now-must-warn-you/

"Many Thai foodies speculated whether the restaurant created the burger just to clear out nearly expired American processed cheese stock." LOL


Ahahaha! grin Nooooo!


That is the news from Thailand - possibly more detailed and accurate than "TMZ, a U.S. website" smile


Ah, yes! ''
"Many Thai foodies speculated'' is very detailed and accurate indeed. LOL



So how do you like your cheeseburgers anyway? With bacon? Lettuce? Or pac peow?



LMAO!! Coming from somebody who posts "news" from TMZ, a rag website owned by Fox Organisation, which isn't exactly renowned worlwide for its accurate and truthful reporting, criticism of speculation in the real world is pretty rich. LOL

In answer to your question, I wouldn't eat any of the plastic "burgers" from Burger King or any similar chain.


Now, that is not very nice to say about TMZ. What did they ever do to you? 😂

Was TMZ accurate with their real world Thailand BK article, or were they not? smile

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clittylicker
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17-Jul-23 14:18
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/food-drink/i-ate-burger-kings-real-cheese-burger-and-now-must-warn-you/

"Many Thai foodies speculated whether the restaurant created the burger just to clear out nearly expired American processed cheese stock." LOL


Ahahaha! grin Nooooo!


That is the news from Thailand - possibly more detailed and accurate than "TMZ, a U.S. website" smile


Ah, yes! ''
"Many Thai foodies speculated'' is very detailed and accurate indeed. LOL



So how do you like your cheeseburgers anyway? With bacon? Lettuce? Or pac peow?



LMAO!! Coming from somebody who posts "news" from TMZ, a rag website owned by Fox Organisation, which isn't exactly renowned worlwide for its accurate and truthful reporting, criticism of speculation in the real world is pretty rich. LOL

In answer to your question, I wouldn't eat any of the plastic "burgers" from Burger King or any similar chain.


Now, that is not very nice to say about TMZ. What did they ever do to you? 😂

Was TMZ accurate with their real world Thailand BK article, or were they not? smile

What did I say about TMZ that was inaccurate?

They were no more accurate than I was when I offered the article from Thailand and opinions of people who had actually experienced the "burger"

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milfchaser
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17-Jul-23 16:24
Looked at the coconut article. Looks like they now have a "Real Pickle Burger" and a "Real Tomato Burger" too.

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pmdnaa
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Cheezeburger
28-Jul-23 00:32
I've seen the advertisement around town. Not something I'd want to eat though, a grilled cheese sammich is tasty. A "good" burger is kind of rare to find here, I'm pretty sure it won't be found at a chain burger place either. Besides, who wants to eat a chain burger in Thailand? (ok, many Thai do...)

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Raven2005
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29-Jul-23 14:33
One Wonders How To Burger Cheese...

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MitchandDaisy
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29-Jul-23 21:18
pmdnaa said: I've seen the advertisement around town. Not something I'd want to eat though, a grilled cheese sammich is tasty. A "good" burger is kind of rare to find here, I'm pretty sure it won't be found at a chain burger place either. Besides, who wants to eat a chain burger in Thailand? (ok, many Thai do...)


Haha! Always nice to see you around pmdnaa. I can say on my end that Thai food is very popular in these parts. smile

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pmdnaa
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30-Jul-23 03:50
MitchandDaisy said:
pmdnaa said: I've seen the advertisement around town. Not something I'd want to eat though, a grilled cheese sammich is tasty. A "good" burger is kind of rare to find here, I'm pretty sure it won't be found at a chain burger place either. Besides, who wants to eat a chain burger in Thailand? (ok, many Thai do...)


Haha! Always nice to see you around pmdnaa. I can say on my end that Thai food is very popular in these parts. smile


Thank you much! Yes, love Thai and Viet food. Still, like a good burger on occasion though. Have found a few places around Bangkok that serve up a pretty good burger. But - being from eastern NC, I prefer a burger with chili, (red)slaw, onion, dill pickle slices. And mayo. That, here, is impossible - at least I've never found one.

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ilovepussy
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20-Aug-23 12:23
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/food-drink/i-ate-burger-kings-real-cheese-burger-and-now-must-warn-you/

"Many Thai foodies speculated whether the restaurant created the burger just to clear out nearly expired American processed cheese stock." LOL


Ahahaha! grin Nooooo!


That is the news from Thailand - possibly more detailed and accurate than "TMZ, a U.S. website" smile


Ah, yes! ''
"Many Thai foodies speculated'' is very detailed and accurate indeed. LOL



So how do you like your cheeseburgers anyway? With bacon? Lettuce? Or pac peow?



LMAO!! Coming from somebody who posts "news" from TMZ, a rag website owned by Fox Organisation, which isn't exactly renowned worlwide for its accurate and truthful reporting, criticism of speculation in the real world is pretty rich. LOL

In answer to your question, I wouldn't eat any of the plastic "burgers" from Burger King or any similar chain.

So the picture that TMZ just released of Kid Rock drinking Bud Light beer recently just months after he shot up cans of the beer with a gun is not true since it came from TMZ, "a rag website owned by FOX Organization?"
And what is "worlwide?"

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clittylicker
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21-Aug-23 08:01
ilovepussy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/food-drink/i-ate-burger-kings-real-cheese-burger-and-now-must-warn-you/

"Many Thai foodies speculated whether the restaurant created the burger just to clear out nearly expired American processed cheese stock." LOL


Ahahaha! grin Nooooo!


That is the news from Thailand - possibly more detailed and accurate than "TMZ, a U.S. website" smile


Ah, yes! ''
"Many Thai foodies speculated'' is very detailed and accurate indeed. LOL



So how do you like your cheeseburgers anyway? With bacon? Lettuce? Or pac peow?



LMAO!! Coming from somebody who posts "news" from TMZ, a rag website owned by Fox Organisation, which isn't exactly renowned worlwide for its accurate and truthful reporting, criticism of speculation in the real world is pretty rich. LOL

In answer to your question, I wouldn't eat any of the plastic "burgers" from Burger King or any similar chain.

So the picture that TMZ just released of Kid Rock drinking Bud Light beer recently just months after he shot up cans of the beer with a gun is not true since it came from TMZ, "a rag website owned by FOX Organization?"
And what is "worlwide?"


LMAO!! Well, the picture is evidence that even the most trashy of rag websites can get something right once in a while, just as another Fox Organisation operation did when they sacked that nice Mr Carlson. So there really is hope for the world.

Oh, and thank you for recognising my typo where I misspelled "worldwide", albeit it appears to have taken you more than a month to see it. I'm sure everybody else reading the post appreciates as much as I do the opportunity you have afforded me to clarify that, however delayed that clarification is.

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ilovepussy
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26-Aug-23 11:27
clittylicker said:
ilovepussy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/food-drink/i-ate-burger-kings-real-cheese-burger-and-now-must-warn-you/

"Many Thai foodies speculated whether the restaurant created the burger just to clear out nearly expired American processed cheese stock." LOL


Ahahaha! grin Nooooo!


That is the news from Thailand - possibly more detailed and accurate than "TMZ, a U.S. website" smile


Ah, yes! ''
"Many Thai foodies speculated'' is very detailed and accurate indeed. LOL



So how do you like your cheeseburgers anyway? With bacon? Lettuce? Or pac peow?



LMAO!! Coming from somebody who posts "news" from TMZ, a rag website owned by Fox Organisation, which isn't exactly renowned worlwide for its accurate and truthful reporting, criticism of speculation in the real world is pretty rich. LOL

In answer to your question, I wouldn't eat any of the plastic "burgers" from Burger King or any similar chain.

So the picture that TMZ just released of Kid Rock drinking Bud Light beer recently just months after he shot up cans of the beer with a gun is not true since it came from TMZ, "a rag website owned by FOX Organization?"
And what is "worlwide?"


LMAO!! Well, the picture is evidence that even the most trashy of rag websites can get something right once in a while, just as another Fox Organisation operation did when they sacked that nice Mr Carlson. So there really is hope for the world.

Oh, and thank you for recognising my typo where I misspelled "worldwide", albeit it appears to have taken you more than a month to see it. I'm sure everybody else reading the post appreciates as much as I do the opportunity you have afforded me to clarify that, however delayed that clarification is.

You may have a point there. Even the Circus News Network reported this story. I guess even the most trashy of rag websites can get something right once in a while.

In respect to taking more than a month to notice your "typo". It's your story, tell it how ever you want. I just figured worlwide was a region in Thailand. I don't visit the forums as much as I used to, so that is why it took a while.

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clittylicker
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26-Aug-23 13:20
ilovepussy said:
clittylicker said:
ilovepussy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/food-drink/i-ate-burger-kings-real-cheese-burger-and-now-must-warn-you/

"Many Thai foodies speculated whether the restaurant created the burger just to clear out nearly expired American processed cheese stock." LOL


Ahahaha! grin Nooooo!


That is the news from Thailand - possibly more detailed and accurate than "TMZ, a U.S. website" smile


Ah, yes! ''
"Many Thai foodies speculated'' is very detailed and accurate indeed. LOL



So how do you like your cheeseburgers anyway? With bacon? Lettuce? Or pac peow?



LMAO!! Coming from somebody who posts "news" from TMZ, a rag website owned by Fox Organisation, which isn't exactly renowned worlwide for its accurate and truthful reporting, criticism of speculation in the real world is pretty rich. LOL

In answer to your question, I wouldn't eat any of the plastic "burgers" from Burger King or any similar chain.

So the picture that TMZ just released of Kid Rock drinking Bud Light beer recently just months after he shot up cans of the beer with a gun is not true since it came from TMZ, "a rag website owned by FOX Organization?"
And what is "worlwide?"


LMAO!! Well, the picture is evidence that even the most trashy of rag websites can get something right once in a while, just as another Fox Organisation operation did when they sacked that nice Mr Carlson. So there really is hope for the world.

Oh, and thank you for recognising my typo where I misspelled "worldwide", albeit it appears to have taken you more than a month to see it. I'm sure everybody else reading the post appreciates as much as I do the opportunity you have afforded me to clarify that, however delayed that clarification is.

You may have a point there. Even the Circus News Network reported this story. I guess even the most trashy of rag websites can get something right once in a while.

In respect to taking more than a month to notice your "typo". It's your story, tell it how ever you want. I just figured worlwide was a region in Thailand. I don't visit the forums as much as I used to, so that is why it took a while.


Yep, CNN is yet another clueless American network, far too common nowadays.

Worlwide is a Thai region? Did you learn that from CNN, Fox "News", TMZ or at Trump "university"?

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ilovepussy
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26-Aug-23 13:59
clittylicker said:
ilovepussy said:
clittylicker said:
ilovepussy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/food-drink/i-ate-burger-kings-real-cheese-burger-and-now-must-warn-you/

"Many Thai foodies speculated whether the restaurant created the burger just to clear out nearly expired American processed cheese stock." LOL


Ahahaha! grin Nooooo!


That is the news from Thailand - possibly more detailed and accurate than "TMZ, a U.S. website" smile


Ah, yes! ''
"Many Thai foodies speculated'' is very detailed and accurate indeed. LOL



So how do you like your cheeseburgers anyway? With bacon? Lettuce? Or pac peow?



LMAO!! Coming from somebody who posts "news" from TMZ, a rag website owned by Fox Organisation, which isn't exactly renowned worlwide for its accurate and truthful reporting, criticism of speculation in the real world is pretty rich. LOL

In answer to your question, I wouldn't eat any of the plastic "burgers" from Burger King or any similar chain.

So the picture that TMZ just released of Kid Rock drinking Bud Light beer recently just months after he shot up cans of the beer with a gun is not true since it came from TMZ, "a rag website owned by FOX Organization?"
And what is "worlwide?"


LMAO!! Well, the picture is evidence that even the most trashy of rag websites can get something right once in a while, just as another Fox Organisation operation did when they sacked that nice Mr Carlson. So there really is hope for the world.

Oh, and thank you for recognising my typo where I misspelled "worldwide", albeit it appears to have taken you more than a month to see it. I'm sure everybody else reading the post appreciates as much as I do the opportunity you have afforded me to clarify that, however delayed that clarification is.

You may have a point there. Even the Circus News Network reported this story. I guess even the most trashy of rag websites can get something right once in a while.

In respect to taking more than a month to notice your "typo". It's your story, tell it how ever you want. I just figured worlwide was a region in Thailand. I don't visit the forums as much as I used to, so that is why it took a while.


Yep, CNN is yet another clueless American network, far too common nowadays.

Worlwide is a Thai region? Did you learn that from CNN, Fox "News", TMZ or at Trump "university"?


Nope. I had never heard of the word "worlwide" until I read your comment. I know nothing of Thai culture or geography so I assumed it was a region there. grin

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Raven2005
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clittylicker
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26-Aug-23 22:31
ilovepussy said:
clittylicker said:
ilovepussy said:
clittylicker said:
ilovepussy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
MitchandDaisy said:
clittylicker said:
https://coconuts.co/bangkok/food-drink/i-ate-burger-kings-real-cheese-burger-and-now-must-warn-you/

"Many Thai foodies speculated whether the restaurant created the burger just to clear out nearly expired American processed cheese stock." LOL


Ahahaha! grin Nooooo!


That is the news from Thailand - possibly more detailed and accurate than "TMZ, a U.S. website" smile


Ah, yes! ''
"Many Thai foodies speculated'' is very detailed and accurate indeed. LOL



So how do you like your cheeseburgers anyway? With bacon? Lettuce? Or pac peow?



LMAO!! Coming from somebody who posts "news" from TMZ, a rag website owned by Fox Organisation, which isn't exactly renowned worlwide for its accurate and truthful reporting, criticism of speculation in the real world is pretty rich. LOL

In answer to your question, I wouldn't eat any of the plastic "burgers" from Burger King or any similar chain.

So the picture that TMZ just released of Kid Rock drinking Bud Light beer recently just months after he shot up cans of the beer with a gun is not true since it came from TMZ, "a rag website owned by FOX Organization?"
And what is "worlwide?"


LMAO!! Well, the picture is evidence that even the most trashy of rag websites can get something right once in a while, just as another Fox Organisation operation did when they sacked that nice Mr Carlson. So there really is hope for the world.

Oh, and thank you for recognising my typo where I misspelled "worldwide", albeit it appears to have taken you more than a month to see it. I'm sure everybody else reading the post appreciates as much as I do the opportunity you have afforded me to clarify that, however delayed that clarification is.

You may have a point there. Even the Circus News Network reported this story. I guess even the most trashy of rag websites can get something right once in a while.

In respect to taking more than a month to notice your "typo". It's your story, tell it how ever you want. I just figured worlwide was a region in Thailand. I don't visit the forums as much as I used to, so that is why it took a while.


Yep, CNN is yet another clueless American network, far too common nowadays.

Worlwide is a Thai region? Did you learn that from CNN, Fox "News", TMZ or at Trump "university"?


Nope. I had never heard of the word "worlwide" until I read your comment. I know nothing of Thai culture or geography so I assumed it was a region there. grin


No, surely even you have more common sense than that!

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MitchandDaisy
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19-Sep-23 23:03
Well, yesterday the 18th was National Cheeseburger Day, whatever the hell that means. And to celebrate, Wendy's, out of the goodness of their heart no doubt, is selling cheeseburgers for one cent all week. Could someone have one of those one cent cheeseburgers analyzed in a lab? No?

Ah what the heck, I'll have two then. burger burger 2c

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ilovepussy
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20-Sep-23 10:17
MitchandDaisy said: Well, yesterday the 18th was National Cheeseburger Day, whatever the hell that means. And to celebrate, Wendy's, out of the goodness of their heart no doubt, is selling cheeseburgers for one cent all week. Could someone have one of those one cent cheeseburgers analyzed in a lab? No?

Ah what the heck, I'll have two then. burger burger 2c


I might have to go get a couple. Wendy's was one of my favorite fast food joints growing up.

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20-Sep-23 23:19
ilovepussy said:
MitchandDaisy said: Well, yesterday the 18th was National Cheeseburger Day, whatever the hell that means. And to celebrate, Wendy's, out of the goodness of their heart no doubt, is selling cheeseburgers for one cent all week. Could someone have one of those one cent cheeseburgers analyzed in a lab? No?

Ah what the heck, I'll have two then. burger burger 2c


I might have to go get a couple. Wendy's was one of my favorite fast food joints growing up.


What I'd probably do is order two burgers, leave a nickel on the counter and then say I ate at the restaurant and left a 150% tip! happydance

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21-Sep-23 22:45
To me, a CheeseBurger could be good..
The first problem is to address the dreadful Bun that they are associated with.
A proper fresh Bun could work wonders..thumbup

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24-Sep-23 13:39
The Cheese should be strong, matured.

Not The Bun.
Which should be Fresh Daily Baked Bread...

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