None of that can compete with a spicy chicken sandwich, a baked potato, a root beer float, and the fact that there are no Burger Kings in my neighborhood.
If Burger King wants to really boost their sales, they should think about taking the trademark off of the words "Flame-broiled flavor" and actually flavor their burgers with the flames off of their broilers, like they did in the 80s, instead of pre-flavoring and searing the patties in-factory.
That said, bacon and ice cream was a great combination last summer, and I see no reason why everyone shouldn't get to have fun with it. Flavor doesn't expire.
None of that can compete with a spicy chicken sandwich, a baked potato, a root beer float, and the fact that there are no Burger Kings in my neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteThe BK bacon sundae was reviewed on one of The Atlantic's blogs rather, um, dismissively, leading to this awesomeness from Linda Holmes.
ReplyDeleteWe love you, Linda, oh yes we dooooooo....
ReplyDeletethat (linda holmes) made my day (post getting the kid in bed internet and wine interlude)
ReplyDeletethat's me.
ReplyDeleteIf Burger King wants to really boost their sales, they should think about taking the trademark off of the words "Flame-broiled flavor" and actually flavor their burgers with the flames off of their broilers, like they did in the 80s, instead of pre-flavoring and searing the patties in-factory.
ReplyDeleteThat said, bacon and ice cream was a great combination last summer, and I see no reason why everyone shouldn't get to have fun with it. Flavor doesn't expire.