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OH MY GOODNESS!!!! When I saw this thread that's exactly what I was thinking only because the guy I was dating was addicted to them! You're not that Dead Head guy with the Jerry Garcia portrait tattoo, and the vine with a rose for every Dead concert you've seen (a baby blue one for the Halloween concert) are you?
This is more of an "on and off again" item, but I haven't seen it locally in a LONG time - the Italian chicken sandwich from Burger King. It's their classic (breaded) chicken patty, with mozzarella cheese and marinara sauce. YUM.
Oh wow, I remember Wendy's salad bar!! As a tween, I would go there with my friends and we would get the salad bar! Memories
The Superbar... I LOVED that as a kid. Mixing the Mexican food with the Pasta was so good.
Some others...
Taco Bell - Chicken Caesar Grilled Stuffed Burrito
Jack's - Cinnamon rolls
Taco Bell - Spicy chicken burrito (so much better than the chicken burrito they have now)
McDonald's - Breakfast burrito
I'm sure there are others that I can't think of right now. I saw that Taco Bell Bell Beefer mentioned a few times so I checked it out - I wish they'd bring that back because it looks good!
McDonalds once offered a cheese and pinneaple burger in the early 60's. It was originally presented as an option for Catholics who did not eat meat on Fridays. It evolved into the now famous "fillet o' fish".
Not exactly.....
Ray Kroc--who should've stuck with the business end of McDonald's--introduced that "Hula Burger" to compete with the filet o' fish, which was introduced by one of his franchisees in a geographic area which was predominately Catholic. Customers loved the filet o' fish, while Kroc's hula burger tanked. It didn't evolve into anything.
And the fish sandwich didn't evolve from anything.
Ray Kroc--who should've stuck with the business end of McDonald's--introduced that "Hula Burger" to compete with the filet o' fish, which was introduced by one of his franchisees in a geographic area which was predominately Catholic. Customers loved the filet o' fish, while Kroc's hula burger tanked. It didn't evolve into anything.
And the fish sandwich didn't evolve from anything.
Yep, I kind of got that messed up. (sometimes Wiki can be wrong!). But true, Kroc was trying different options, and his Hula Burger never made it. Thanks for the correction!
we had a ward rootbeer joint that had a chili cheeseburger that was so good, you had to have a heart doctor on standby
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