What do you think ?

 

I like the burgers better at Hungry Jacks.

:lol:

 

Why is it called Hungry Jacks in Aussieland?

In-n-Out is the best fast food burgers anywhere.

 

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So screw McJacks.

I like them, but their fries leave a weird aftertaste in my mouth.

I like the burgers better at Hungry Jacks.

Ya.

:lol:

 

Why is it called Hungry Jacks in Aussieland?

 

I don't know actually. :-k

I like Wendy's. I think it's better than both of those.

What the heck is Hungry Jacks?

 

(And I'm sad to say a mod locked the other thread directly before I could osot an "Inb4lock." :sad:

What do you think ?

 

I like the burgers better at Hungry Jacks.

Yes but only at an actual Burger King. While I was in Australia I had Hungry Jacks and, it wasn't bad, but it was plain. It's so much better in America. Though to be fair I didn't have McDonalds over there to compare.

When Burger King moved to expand its operations into Australia, it found that its business name was already trademarked by a takeaway food shop in Adelaide.[1] As a result, Burger King provided the Australian franchisee, Jack Cowin, with a list of possible alternative names derived from pre-existing trademarks already registered by Burger King and its then corporate parent Pillsbury that could be used to name the Australian restaurants. Cowin selected the "Hungry Jack" brand name, one of Pillsbury's US pancake mixture products, and slightly changed the name to a possessive form by adding an apostrophe 's' forming the new name Hungry Jack's.[2] The first Australian franchise of Burger King Corporation was established in Innaloo, Perth on 18 April 1971, under the auspices of Cowin's new company Hungry Jack's Pty, Limited.[3]

 

The [cabbage] you can learn from wikipedia is astounding.

Well at least we all can agree that McDonald's is terrible, especially the Big N Tasty, the worst item on the menu.

Well at least we all can agree that McDonald's is terrible, especially the Big N Tasty, the worst item on the menu.

Yeah, and it's so bad it got removed and someone raged over it... Oh wait...

Well at least we all can agree that McDonald's is terrible, especially the Big N Tasty, the worst item on the menu.

I think you'd be interested to know that it's no longer on the menu. Someone should figure out why!

Well at least we all can agree that McDonald's is terrible, especially the Big N Tasty, the worst item on the menu.

I think you'd be interested to know that it's no longer on the menu. Someone should figure out why!

They removed it before. I believe I heard they are making it a seasonal thing but I can't remember where I heard that so don't quote me.

We will have none of that here, in this thread.

Currently my favorite fast food hamburger joint is Five Guys. In-n-Out is overrated, McD has amazing fries, and I can't remember the last time I've eaten at Burger King. Carl's Jr is another favorite of mine and the Jack in the Boxes in Washington are pretty good too, used to get them all the time for lunch when I would work between summers during high school. I really don't eat fast food all that much though, I try to stick to a pretty healthy diet.

The one time I ever had Hungry Jack's, perhaps ten years ago, it made me sick. The lack of one here and my lack of travelling, means that I rarely have the chance to have one. And if I am travellling, I'll hit up Oporto's or a kebab shop before anywhere else. 9 times out of 10 there's one around.

In my opinion anything is better than McDonald's.

 

Often my stomach will hurt intensely after having anything at McDonald's. (Excluding the salads)

In my opinion anything is better than McDonald's.

 

Often my stomach will hurt intensely after having anything at McDonald's. (Excluding the salads)

My stomach always hurts after, too.

I did not know BK=Hungry Jack's, but I've never been to either. I go to McD's less than once a year.

 

I did have some good fast food in upstate New York from a chain called Tom Wahl's. The burgers are delicious, and they've won all sorts of awards. They're a bit greasier than McD's, but they're hand-formed or something so you aren't forced to ask yourself whether or not you're actually eating beef.

 

Unfortunately, it didn't end well. That weekend I ate burgers almost every meal, with a couple minor exceptions and a Subway Phillie Cheese Steak with 3 kinds of hot peppers. I won't go into the details, but it took me a long time to even be remotely interested in a burger again, and I haven't had fast food since.

McD's is alright at best, nothing really noteworthy even if it has become much healthier than it was before.

 

I love me some Steak n' Shake though. Damn good steakburgers and milkshakes? Hell yes. And all for $7.

I work at McDonalds and the food sucks. The B&T got removed because it didn't sell well and made little profit. At the McD's I manage, we sold 20 a day. We replaced the value meal for that with a "Any Snack-wrap" meal.

Five guys.

 

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But between BK and McDs, Burger King wins only due to its inclusion of onion rings. Which certainly aren't real onions, but delicious no less.

I haven't eaten at BK's for ages, but if you can find a good burger recipe on the internet, it's even better than the crap you get at fast food joints

At first I was like "Wat Hungry Jacks". Then I realised it was BK in Australia.

Well... BK makes better burgers, but I find the BK people here highly incompetent than at McDonald's. Also, they keep coming up with bad seasonly burgers (those limited period ones) IMO, but it may not be true for everyone.