Why do you have to say about the others? More specifically, The Cuban Missile"?If I have to assemble and/or disassemble the food then it's difficult to eat, imo. I don't go out and pay my hard-earned money to have people shove a bunch of ingredients onto a skewer only to have me immediately remove them from the skewer. Shit's silly!
Yeah it was ridiculous. That's their best reviewed I think.that Bacon Burger Bomb one looks so fucking good
I like it, but this is a fair assessment for many.Had the McDonalds Buttermilk Chicken sandwich tonight.
Meh.
That's not butter, it's cheese fondu sauce they make in house.I'd definitely be hitting this place up occasionally for fat pants Fridays if I lived out there. I think the only thing that turned me off in the original monster corn cob pic is all the butter. Just was crazy amounts lol. I want that Cuban Missile even if it sounds super gay.
The craziest thing is the best chicken sandwich on their menu costs a $1.19 and it's the McChicken.I like it, but this is a fair assessment for many.
You live in Montana, on a cattle farm, in cattle country.Your alternatives when you go to a restaurant.
1) eat a steak that you could have cooked at home
2) eat something that would have been harder to cook but is still not as good as the steak
Eating a steak is never a mistake.
I like the individual foods in most of the dishes, but I don't see why they all need to be heaped together. I guess they're designed for the type of people that throw all their food into a big pile when they go to buffets. I keep things separate.Why do you have to say about the others? More specifically, The Cuban Missile"?
Was being lazy responding, but I gave the Taco Bell breakfast a try during their "free morning" during the introduction timeframe - and I was very happy with it, just a shame they're on the opposite side of the island so they're less convenient than the other options by quite a bit - definitely the best option by far, and quite affordable too.I can't wait to have taco bell breakfast again tomorrow. But this time I'm going to the country AM crunchwrap with southern gravy.
100% agree here, that's the most offensive thing about it to me - I might love all those things on a plate separated out (Probably would besides Corn on the Cob - prefer my corn off the cob by a wide margin - guess I got burnt out on cobbed as a kid, friend's family grew corn so we'd always have care packages getting dropped off), but I only like things combined on MY terms.I like the individual foods in most of the dishes, but I don't see why they all need to be heaped together. I guess they're designed for the type of people that throw all their food into a big pile when they go to buffets. I keep things separate.
Request to change Tarrant's Avatar to this?Seems like Tarrant the last page or so
You need to get yourself a blender and spoon.If I have to assemble and/or disassemble the food then it's difficult to eat, imo. I don't go out and pay my hard-earned money to have people shove a bunch of ingredients onto a skewer only to have me immediately remove them from the skewer. Shit's silly!