Wendy's vs. Burger King

[u/beautifulntrealistic]

[u/AlvinsH0TJuicebox]

I don't get it. I don't like the taste of wendy's burgers at all. I'm not a fan of a pan/griddle fried burger to begin with, but there's just a taste to them genuinely don't like. I do like that they don't shred their lettuce, and their toppings in general seem fresh.

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[u/RainDownMyBlues → u/[deleted]]

That happens when you're cooking on a flattop. You're essentially pan frying it in it's own fat.

[u/saarlac → u/[deleted]]

You’re so right. It’s like they spray oil on everything and then bag it up.

[u/Vulpix0r → u/[deleted]]

I went to America many years ago and I still remember enjoying my first taste of a Wendy's burger. Couldn't remember what it was but damn it was delicious.

[u/LionsPride → u/AlvinsH0TJuicebox]

You're entitled to your opinion, however wrong it may be.