frito lay and mcdonalds are both on the “better fats” bandwagon as of lately, and i doubt they’ll be the only big names to go this route. their motivation is obvious (mcdonalds even moreso, with a fat lawsuit against them by an old fatass), but regardless, the fact remains that their food will be less horrible for you.
question: will this switch toward less-deadly french fries and doritos make a difference in anyone’s diet, or will you continue your current habits (be it never, occasional or regular)?
Originally posted by rubthebuddha question: will this switch toward less-deadly french fries and doritos make a difference in anyone’s diet, or will you continue your current habits (be it never, occasional or regular)?
That depends if “less-deadly” french fries means “less tasty” french fries.
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I haven’t heard about any changes or anything, but it’s interesting to watch fast food chains respond to trends.
On a similar note, has anyone tried Arby’s Market Fresh Caesar Chicken sandwhich? According to their website it’s 800 calories. Sweet! And it tastes really good, too! It’s on a huge piece of bread, and when I got one it had a ton of chicken on it.
I refuse to eat at mcdonalds regardless of any campaign they churn out for the masses. I’d rather smoke a cigarette than eat there never mind all the obscene things the full time, minimum wage earning workers that have been there for thirty years do to the stuff. ECH!:eek:
I eat at mcD’s maybe once a year, and that’s a big maybe. I really don’t have a problem with what the put in there food, it just doesn’t taste that good to me. I can go to the Breck brewery and get a bigger burger and more fries with a pint of beer for 5$. So until Mcdonalds can match that I’m not going. I do like doritos however, it doesnt’ matter to me to much what kind of fat the put in them. I eat those probably once ever two or three months, usually when I’m on a road trip.
I do like to eat at Arby’s, five roast beef sandwitchs for 5$ dollars really puts a smile on my face:)
