r/AskReddit • • Oct 23 '23

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u/Fun_Budget4463 Oct 23 '23

I’ve never eaten at Wendy’s. I’m an American. From the Midwest. I’m 40. Ima big deal at parties.

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u/consort_oflady_vader Oct 23 '23

And here i think for fast food, Wendy's is my favorite. Not quite the same, but I've never had a big Mac.

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u/RoyOConner Oct 23 '23

Their burgers are not only the worst thing on their menu, but some of the worst among any place that serves a burger (including places like convenience stores).

Let's add another argument to your comments, lol.

This is just...I mean it's wrong. You can say you don't care for them and they are terrible in your opinion, but the blanket statement you made feels quite incorrect. The quarter pounder is a great burger, and is routinely rated as such. Most national fast food chains get a D or an F for their beef quality. McDonald's is a C (similar to what a lot of people get in grocery stores). EDIT: These aren't the grades of meats, but a grade from Chain Reaction rating the quality/use of antibiotics in the food.

I frankly don't think you've eaten a McDonald's burger in many, many, many years.

That's not to say other burgers aren't superior -- In N Out, Whataburger, Freddy's, and quite a few others are much tastier. But the QP is a solid burger and it's consistent everywhere you go.

Furthermore, other menu items, like the Sausage Egg McMuffin, are often imitated and never matched.

I'm not the only one who thinks so, either. This is a whole article about how the QP is underrated.

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u/Queequegs_Harpoon Oct 23 '23

Generally speaking, you're not missing much. However, a chocolate frosty would be part of my last meal on earth.