C'mon what wrong with that..... ...Isn't that the purpose of eating it???
- Fruitcakenipple

nothing if its once every month or two, but people were going crazy cause they are so good

i know, but people were getting them for lunch and using up their daily intake of fat and salt and over half their daily intake of calories
- nohope

The salt was (frank)ing insanely high. It was gross.

i remember reading once that the highest rated beef in the fast food industry was grade B at wendys

this is a long time ago but apparantley there was a law in canada in place that didnt allow fast food joints to use grade A, it was too hard on the cattle market and caused too much waste.. so instead of grade A beef the fast food joints used up all the crap meat
- Dozzer

there isn't a grade b, it's ungraded, single a, double a and triple a

fast eddies?
- Dozzer

Yessir.

Let the speculation begin.

Ryane Clowe sitting out tonight's game due to injury he played the last 3 games with.

http://www.rotoworld.com/...1597/hockey-headlines?r=1

It's not fast food but my fav burger place is The Works. Mostly in Ottawa but they've opened up other places (Kingston, London, Guelph, Oakville, one is coming to Toronto soon). Lots of crazy toppings and awesome burgers.

Here's the oakville menu:
http://www.worksburger.co...tabid/105198/Default.aspx

Peanut butter on a burger is better than you'd think. If there is a location near you definitely check it out.
- Leafy_84

Iv'e been to the works on Bank st.. Its okay,, they cram you in like sardines tho.. Too many options and a really messy burger. Being from Ottawa SHWARMAS DUDE!! Shwarma palace is my fav but there are lots of good ones.

there isn't a grade b, it's ungraded, single a, double a and triple a
- nohope

yeah.. its been like 15 years since i read the article.. i just remember the basis of it.. that the best beef wasnt allowed to be used by fast food joints?

i cant source it so i cant claim it as fact by any means

i know, but people were getting them for lunch and using up their daily intake of fat and salt and over half their daily intake of calories
- nohope

Had an illegal amount of salt in it. Thats why they pulled them in the first place.

Let the speculation begin.

Ryane Clowe sitting out tonight's game due to injury he played the last 3 games with.

http://www.rotoworld.com/...1597/hockey-headlines?r=1
- leafs_wingp

No silly ... It says he's getting a facial

Let the speculation begin.

Ryane Clowe sitting out tonight's game due to injury he played the last 3 games with.

http://www.rotoworld.com/...1597/hockey-headlines?r=1
- leafs_wingp

He's out dealing with a "facial".

Ryane Clowe (facial) will miss tonight's game http://dlvr.it/15jFfB

Yessir.
- JSC

a bunch of londonites around these boards today

.. originally from strathroy
- Dozzer

I knew there something off about you. Haha.

No silly ... It says he's getting a facial

- .HOHO.

I knew going to find the tweet was gonna be the death of my post.

yeah.. its been like 15 years since i read the article.. i just remember the basis of it.. that the best beef wasnt allowed to be used by fast food joints?

i cant source it so i cant claim it as fact by any means
- Dozzer

those places definitely use ungraded, not to mention the lips and ears and everything else

It's not fast food but my fav burger place is The Works. Mostly in Ottawa but they've opened up other places (Kingston, London, Guelph, Oakville, one is coming to Toronto soon). Lots of crazy toppings and awesome burgers.

Here's the oakville menu:
http://www.worksburger.co...tabid/105198/Default.aspx

Peanut butter on a burger is better than you'd think. If there is a location near you definitely check it out.
- Leafy_84

good eatin.

yeah.. its been like 15 years since i read the article.. i just remember the basis of it.. that the best beef wasnt allowed to be used by fast food joints?

i cant source it so i cant claim it as fact by any means
- Dozzer

i bought an ungraded prime rib once, it was tough as leather. but if you turn it into ground beef, thats a tasty burger

those places definitely use ungraded, not to mention the lips and ears and everything else
- nohope

Remember the uproar with Taco Bell? Remember the "meat" they used to use was this grainy, pastey poop? After that whole thing came out about them not using real meat, they claimed they did. As soon as that went down the meat recipe changed, there were big pieces of ground beef now and it was way different. They never admitted to changing the recipe.

Let the speculation begin.

Ryane Clowe sitting out tonight's game due to injury he played the last 3 games with.

http://www.rotoworld.com/...1597/hockey-headlines?r=1
- leafs_wingp

They should just cancel all the games tonight until Burkie's done with his pillaging and raping and such ....

The salt was (frank)ing insanely high. It was gross.
- weirdoh

For the record:

http://www.kfc.com/nutrition/pdf/kfc_nutrition.pdf

It's the US nutrional guide (probably mis-named).

Daily recommended max: 2000 calories, 20 g fat, 2300 mg sodium.

The doubledown: 610 calories, 37 g fat, 1880 mg sodium.

And that's before your fries with gravy and pop.

And here's my favourite: you have the option of a 64 oz. drink. For those of you who grew up with the metric system, that's just a few gulps shy of 2 litres.

So imagine sitting down to eat your lunch with a 2 litre bottle of pop.

Mmmmmm, that's goodness.

For the record:

http://www.kfc.com/nutrition/pdf/kfc_nutrition.pdf

It's the US nutrional guide (probably mis-named).

Daily recommended max: 2000 calories, 20 g fat, 2300 mg sodium.

The doubledown: 610 calories, 37 g fat, 1880 mg sodium.

And that's before your fries with gravy and pop.

And here's my favourite: you have the option of a 64 oz. drink. For those of you who grew up with the metric system, that's just a few gulps shy of 2 litres.

So imagine sitting down to eat your lunch with a 2 litre bottle of pop.

Mmmmmm, that's goodness.
- Atomic Wedgie

Huddle?

For the record:

http://www.kfc.com/nutrition/pdf/kfc_nutrition.pdf

It's the US nutrional guide (probably mis-named).

Daily recommended max: 2000 calories, 20 g fat, 2300 mg sodium.

The doubledown: 610 calories, 37 g fat, 1880 mg sodium.

And that's before your fries with gravy and pop.

And here's my favourite: you have the option of a 64 oz. drink. For those of you who grew up with the metric system, that's just a few gulps shy of 2 litres.

So imagine sitting down to eat your lunch with a 2 litre bottle of pop.

Mmmmmm, that's goodness.
- Atomic Wedgie

I blame the Flintstones ...

I blame the Flintstones ...
- The Law

I blame Bettman.

For the record:

http://www.kfc.com/nutrition/pdf/kfc_nutrition.pdf

It's the US nutrional guide (probably mis-named).

Daily recommended max: 2000 calories, 20 g fat, 2300 mg sodium.

The doubledown: 610 calories, 37 g fat, 1880 mg sodium.

And that's before your fries with gravy and pop.

And here's my favourite: you have the option of a 64 oz. drink. For those of you who grew up with the metric system, that's just a few gulps shy of 2 litres.

So imagine sitting down to eat your lunch with a 2 litre bottle of pop.

Mmmmmm, that's goodness.
- Atomic Wedgie

so don't get the biggie. with poutine

He's out dealing with a "facial".

Ryane Clowe (facial) will miss tonight's game http://dlvr.it/15jFfB
- weirdoh

No kidding...that's pretty embarrassing for the guy.

It's not fast food but my fav burger place is The Works. Mostly in Ottawa but they've opened up other places (Kingston, London, Guelph, Oakville, one is coming to Toronto soon). Lots of crazy toppings and awesome burgers.

Here's the oakville menu:
http://www.worksburger.co...tabid/105198/Default.aspx

Peanut butter on a burger is better than you'd think. If there is a location near you definitely check it out.
- Leafy_84

Yellow Griffin on bloor/Runnymede is a lot like that. So good!