Potato chip? I think not!
 

http://www.abc3340.com/news/stories/0708/533487.html

Pringles are only 42% potato. Makes you wonder...

Makes me shrug.

one of those food that i'd rather not know wat's in them LOL

Well they aren't bad but just not what they are advertising instead they use Potato Flour and Starch as its cheaper and does not taste different.

If you work at Taco Bell, you never want to eat from there again LOL

I really crave a starch-tastic bean burrito and some "cheese" & "beef" tacos.

apparently my frd would never eat KFC gravy again after workingat KFC too LOL

I think... subways are ok...... :angel:

Yeah Subway looks clean but I dont trust the Meatball subs :err:

I worked for years in the QSR industry (Quick Service Resturant)...at a bevy of places. I also worked for a time at regular, "sit down" chain resturants. If you are at all squeamish about how food is handled, you should probably stay home and make it yourself. Trust me.

isnt subway considered fast food?!

i <3 meatballs from subway :cries:

LOL@Hrae....

Sometimes people dont understand what fast food means.

Subway is fast food I should know because my sister worked there.

LOL.

so there's a definition for fast food?

i would say that...

Fast Food = food already made and you just order and take...

=O

Well then they wouldnt call McDonalds a fast food place. Because I ordered a burger from there and I was watching them make it from scratch. Which they usually do now to keep the taste fresh.

supposingly maccas's burgers are all made and ready to go...

same goes for burger kings.... but usually burger king's business is quite slow so instead of making burgers that sits there for 10 mins.. they make it as they get orders...

I suppose the maccas u went to was not a very... busy one

Well anything that takes no longer than 2-3 minutes to make is fast food IMO

Also you are Australian dont refer to it as Burger King use Hungry Jacks

Lol.

I remember the days of purple-meat chicken nuggets at McDonalds. Good times, good times.

Subway is a QSR. If the food isn't served at your table, odds are its a QSR. Another defining characteristic is if the food is designed to be taken away for carry out. Sure, some place have seating, but once you're gone from the counter, the transaction is generally finished.

McDonald's hasn't used the fully prepared bin system for about a decade. All of their orders are made-to-order, only because some other chains started offering the service and started kicking the giant's ass due to the decrease in quality of the food.