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But the cheddar bay biscuits at Red Lobster are sooo worth it. I usually find a way to make my entree/salad healthy enough that I can fit one of those yummy biscuits in, too .
About the only thing I like about Red Lobster is the biscuits. But I think i'd still take the half dozen Krispy Creme Doughnuts over a few shrimp and 2 biscuits.
tortilla chips at a mexican restaurant. Depending on the place, they can be utterly greasy and stale tasting or incredibly good that you're full by the time you get your entree. :0
It's all really meaningless to me. When I go out to eat I expect to throw a calorie bomb inside myself. This reminds me of the article about how unhealthy the Cheesecake Factory is. It's the Cheesecake Factory for crying out loud. I expect to let myself go and ingest 10,000 calories. Which is why I only do this once in a while, usually on an occasion. The vast majority of the time I stick to a strict diet while running five miles every morning. Now if someone goes out to eat fairly often, then they better watch out.
When I was very tight on money, I always ate at Fazolis for lunch. Those free sticks saved me from starvation!
I bought 1 slice of cheese pizza for ~$1.50, got a cup of water to drink, and ate about 10 breadsticks. Sometimes that was my only meal, and it did the job.
I can agree with those Ruby Tuesday Fries.... They suck.....McDonalds has the best fries on the planet!
For me anyway
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