Pretty sure the McRib is a nihilist
I had one quite awhile ago, and it did have an annihilistic "flavor" to it, would not recommend.
Pretty sure the McRib is a nihilist
Fuck that noise. The Mexican pizza is my favorite thing at taco bell.
Same here.
Pretty sure you haven't had actual good fried chicken.![]()
Same here.


Through many years of my adult life spent living in various locations in the south...I’m sure I have. Not to mention the fact that I’ve spent over eight years in a relationship with a woman born and raised in Memphis and north Mississippi.
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Taco bell is really shitting the bed (so to speak). They've also discontinued pico, potatoes, double decker tacos, nachos supreme, the 7 layer burrito, and shredded chicken.I actually like Taco Bell. I like their tacos. I like their tacos better than Del Taco. I like their rehydrated, reconstituted bean matter that they put in their burritos.
But they've discontinued their Green Sauce for some reason, which is what I would put on their bean burrito.
So, no real reason to go there much any more.
And, yea, the Mexican Pizza is tasty.
Well I stand corrected. You may well have had more good fried chicken than me. Which makes you're love of that place all the more confusing. Their waffle fries are great, mostly because they're unique, but I've never found anything else about their food to be remotely remarkable. And their politics means, for me, that I'd rather spend my money just about anywhere else.
Enjoy your chicken.
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)Don't pigs just pull off bacon strips and then go about their day?![]()
Costco has its own chicken farm so it can keep pumping out $5 rotisserie chicken: https://www.npr.org/2018/10/22/6595...ka-supply-chain-for-its-5-rotisserie-chickens
(never mind that at the Costco in Iceland the rotisserie chicken is the equivalent of $12)
Yes they do!
I was disappointed they didn’t list pig anus as an ingredient,nothing like a nice pork donut.![]()

(never mind that at the Costco in Iceland the rotisserie chicken is the equivalent of $12)
Costco has its own chicken farm so it can keep pumping out $5 rotisserie chicken: https://www.npr.org/2018/10/22/6595...ka-supply-chain-for-its-5-rotisserie-chickens
(never mind that at the Costco in Iceland the rotisserie chicken is the equivalent of $12)
It's a loss leader, they don't make money on the chicken but then nobody goes and just buys a chicken![]()

And that'd still be a deal!
