From recommendations of this thread, on the original line of quesarito's, I replaced the rice with beans, and it was amazing. Is it recommended to do the same with the sriracha one?
Yes, staff is courteous but it's fast food, just make it quick and right and I don't really care if you act like you are brain dead. And they need to cut the shit and put the drink fountains where I can refill it myself.
You misspelled seven. It might be my metabolism talking, but I can't imagine eating tasteless garbage for 20 meals out of a week... isn't it possible to just do some green tea and exercise, etc to jump start the metabolism and live an enjoyable life in regards to food?
Basically this. I can eat healthy three meals a day and not feel like I'm missing out. That being said, I agree that a cheat meal a week is probably not a bad idea. Also, I went 6 months without caffeine two years ago, and while it's doable I couldn't imagine why I would want to again.
This is my biggest beef with Chick-fil-a. Why the fuck do they protect the soda fountains like it's some super expensive, precious liquid? Put that shit out on the floor so I can drink to my heart's content without having to keep bugging someone for a refill. I can understand if it's in a mall food court, but for the stand alone restaurants there is no reason not to have customer-facing soda fountains.
Yes and no - I feel that the only way to not have to sit there contemplating food with more of my day than I care to - is to eat tasteless crap.
Do steak, limit portions. In todays world, it's silly to think that with all that we have access too, and most of it being "unhealthy", that your brain is going to crave only healthy stuff. Just as you pointed out, it's not going for the quinoa salad. But also part of being healthier, through diet and excercise, or whatever, is retraining ourselves. I'm addicted to food, and admit that, and it's tough as balls to try and undo 30 years of bad, to still feel satisfied, but it is possible.
