Whopper or Big Mac?

[JoMama]

The Squeeze Inn is great, but for the fast-food franchise, like others have posted, Carl's Jr. rules - Double Western Cheese Bacon Burger. Only about 1,500 calories so you can have large fries without guilt.

In-n-Out is right up there too.

 

[NikateeN]

The Squeeze Inn is great

Ive heard a lot about that place, havnt been yet, The Habit out in Roseville is good too.

Id take the Whopper any day for sure, i really just cant do the big arches anymore.

 

[Superman]

Get Me A Whopper!

 

[Kingzrool]

I do not eat dead cows. But I would not even eat french fries at a fast food place. You do realize that that is barely food? I think that they should have to put the claim -
WARNING -NOT INTENDED FOR NUTRITIONAL VALUE
on the side of all containers.

 

[Mr. S£im Citrus]

I do not eat dead cows.

Are live cows more to your liking?

I don't think that anybody who eats fast food suffers the delusion that it has nutritional value.

 

[Kingzrool]

Are live cows more to your liking?

Most def. Just not for eating.

 

[Mr. S£im Citrus]

Whatever. More cows for me.

 

[Warhawk]

Ive heard a lot about that place, havnt been yet, The Habit out in Roseville is good too.

Id take the Whopper any day for sure, i really just cant do the big arches anymore.

I've been to the Habit in Elk Grove. Not bad, I guess. Better than McD's and In-N-Out.

I don't get what the fascination is with small burgers - McD's, In-N-Out, the Habit - all are pretty small compared to most other burger joints. I feel like I need to eat a couple just to make it worthwhile.....and what's the fun in that? Give me a Whopper or burger from Carl's instead. At least there is something to it (and generally they taste better). I'm going for a meal, not an appetizer.