Burger King or McDonalds?

Burger King for me all day long. The fries are better and a whopper is a taste sensation, a Big Mac always makes me feel sick for some reason. I also like the milkshake a better at Burger King.
How about you?

I only eat plain hamburgers & fries at fast food joints.

It's close, but I'd say the BK burger is better but McDonalds do better fries.

They're both shit tbh.

But I like them both for some strange reason.

I'm sure they put crack in the burgers or something. It's addictive shit.

Haven't been for a long time, the best burger was the "hatrick" burger Macci d's did for USA 94', 3 patties, 3 slices of cheese.

amazing.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:Haven't been for a long time, the best burger was the "hatrick" burger Macci d's did for USA 94', 3 patties, 3 slices of cheese.

amazing.

Wow, was that a bit of excitement threre Hipster?

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Hipster_Nebula wrote:Haven't been for a long time, the best burger was the "hatrick" burger Macci d's did for USA 94', 3 patties, 3 slices of cheese.

amazing.

Wow, was that a bit of excitement threre Hipster?

As you can see the 90's excite me.

Chicago's in Maidenhead did an offer a couple of years ago to compete with a nearby Wetherspoons - the "Sears Tower" and a pint of Stella for £5.99
2 x 8 oz handmade burgers (that's a pound of fresh beef!)
Monterrey Jack
3 rashers of bacon
Salad and BBQ sauce
It stood 10" tall and was held together by a skewer through the middle and had to be dismantled to eat it.
With a pint. Absolute bargain but I couldn't eat anything the next day.
That apart, I don't generally eat in food chains, but I do occasionally like a bucket of chicken (no "chips" or whatever they actually are) and a bottle of diet coke.

wanderlust wrote:Chicago's in Maidenhead did an offer a couple of years ago to compete with a nearby Wetherspoons - the "Sears Tower" and a pint of Stella for £5.99
2 x 8 oz handmade burgers (that's a pound of fresh beef!)
Monterrey Jack
3 rashers of bacon
Salad and BBQ sauce
It stood 10" tall and was held together by a skewer through the middle and had to be dismantled to eat it.
With a pint. Absolute bargain but I couldn't eat anything the next day.

Wrong thread. You'll need to create a "Favourite Burger" thread.

Haven't had either for a while but always preferred Burger King.

I don't go too often these days.

But I did have a Big Mac meal for dinner and then a Whopper meal for my tea one day last week.

And then a massive poo later that night.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

wanderlust wrote:Chicago's in Maidenhead did an offer a couple of years ago to compete with a nearby Wetherspoons - the "Sears Tower" and a pint of Stella for £5.99
2 x 8 oz handmade burgers (that's a pound of fresh beef!)
Monterrey Jack
3 rashers of bacon
Salad and BBQ sauce
It stood 10" tall and was held together by a skewer through the middle and had to be dismantled to eat it.
With a pint. Absolute bargain but I couldn't eat anything the next day.

Wrong thread. You'll need to create a "Favourite Burger" thread.

We just can't have enough "Favourite" threads when there's no match to chat about can we?
I have a better idea. "Guess the favourite"

I like the fries at Mcdonalds, I go for the Big Mac meal when I have one.

Can't remember the last time I had a Burger King.

Not a massive fan of either but I wouldn't refuse a double cheeseburger from either really.

McDonalds

I think Burger King's crap in every sense of the word.

I love Big Macs.

McDonalds for fries & milkshake, Burger King for Burgers

Definitely Burger King, it more of a proper meat than teh cardboard used in Maccy D's.

But favourite burgers are teh ones from Burger Bar - should be franchised in UK as they are great!

Wouldn't go anywhere near either of them. Fecking cardboard food. Give me Bennet's Lane chippie any day.

Hip Priest wrote:Wouldn't go anywhere near either of them. Fecking cardboard food. Give me Bennet's Lane chippie any day.

You mean the one on the corner of Bennets Lane and Arnold Street? I used there as a child as my nan lived in that part of Arnold Street.

That's the one,though to be fair I'd prefer any chippies to McDonalds or Burger King.