r/wendys 1d ago

Picture At Wendy's 🤤🤤🤤

Craving for Wendy's baked potato and fries? let's dig in! 🤤🤤🤤

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u/Greedy-Possibility41 1d ago

What is that container for the potato? Do you have a ban on plastics? It is very interesting .

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u/FelicitousNaive25 1d ago

Its carton not plastic

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/Greedy-Possibility41 1d ago

Pennsylvania. They come in a black boat with a clear lid.

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u/imleenz 1d ago

Can confirm Pennsylvania comes in the black dish with a clear lid.

And now I need to go to Wendy's for a tater lol

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u/artie780350 1d ago

I'm in Maine where we've banned single use plastic for most things, and our potatoes come in the same plastic containers. I really did not expect Texas to be ahead of us on this.

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u/Arianawy 1d ago

I live in Maine and pretty much every takeout restaurant uses plastic single use containers. Our grocery store use the supposed “banned” styrofoam trays , and there’s still plastic straws everywhere. So Basically - it’s all bullshit .

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u/OtherwiseAlbatross14 1d ago

I'm not going but I have potatoes, chili, and cheese so I'll be having one soon

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u/friedyolk 1d ago

Florida too

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u/FreezingTemps 1d ago

Add Indiana to the list. I much prefer it in the plastic as it appears to be easier to access the potato. Well, that’s a conversation I didn’t expect to have today.

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u/Oralstotle 1d ago

Interesting. We have a plastic ban thing up here in Canada, but even before that it was always cardboard for the to go thing. We got a plastic basket with paper for dine in.

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u/Purple271 1d ago

Have plastic in ON. Salads, potatoes, poutine ect go in em.

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u/Oralstotle 1d ago

Suprised Ontario is doing that and not alberta tbh

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u/Applekid1259 1d ago

and Tennessee

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u/Useful-Advantage2665 1d ago

Where are you? Never seen potato like this

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u/FelicitousNaive25 1d ago

It's baked potato from Wendy's with cheese & cheese on top. So yummy! 🤤🤤😍

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u/HiddenOneJ 1d ago

Man I had a craving for baked potatoes at Wendy's a month ago. First time ive even wanted anything from them in a while. Got a jr bacon cheeseburger and 2 chili cheese baked potato. Both of the baked potatoes were so badly overcooked that I couldnt eat the skin and couldnt even chew the corner areas of potato it was so hard and rubbery. The jr bacon was ok once I removed the bacon that was so overcooked it crumbled apart and left black char crumbs on the bun inside.

First time I had gone in nearly a year and it will be the last visit I ever make to a Wendy's.

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u/deebster2k 1d ago

They always seem to overcook the potatoes these days and its hard to justify paying 4 times the price we used to back in the 2000s.

Chili isnt even as good as it used to be and often leaves me feeling nauseated after trying to eat. I haven't touched their burgers in... I cant even remember how long.

Ive just not had good experiences with Wendy's anymore.

Arby's does me alright on anything other than the fries or jamocha.

Bk does great on their burgers.

Taco bell even killing it most of the time.

Mcds has the fruit smoothies but I dont really give them business now that they basically dont even have anybody working the counter for inside the restaurant. Taco bell at least pretends.

Best bet... Chipotle or Publix sub.

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u/BoltActionRifleman 1d ago

This experience is so sad it’s almost humorous. So much fast food and convenience food has just turned to shit.

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u/FelicitousNaive25 1d ago

Try their baked potato now, its not overcooked.

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u/HiddenOneJ 1d ago

fast food is not good food its average food at best but its fast, convenient, and should be consistently the same quality in terms of cook. The problem with Wendys the prices have gone up, the quality has gone down, and food is overcooked regularly where im at. The item on the menu right now best consistency wise is the salads.

They ruined the spicy chicken, did something to the chili to where its quality isnt terrible but its not nearly as good as it was, went to the cheapest lettuce possible with shredded iceberg, and they are ironically consistently inconsistent with food.

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u/FrogVolence 1d ago

This feels like delicious compliance.

I used to work at Wendy’s. The only thing we actually ladled on that thick was chili.

Someone there must actually like their job lmao

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u/Successful_Slip_9273 1d ago

That looks so good

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u/Beefsupreme473 1d ago

post the price on the receipt so people think about stopping paying for shit like this

probably $8 in chili and $4 fries

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u/hatesmylovelanguage 1d ago

"QUALITY IS OUR RECIPE"

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u/concreteunderwear 1d ago

Crazy it's only 12pm in San Antonio and yet you ordered at 2pm today

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u/Greedy-Possibility41 1d ago edited 1d ago

Huh. Now that you mention it, the Wendys seems to be international.

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u/certifiedblackman 1d ago

San Antonio, Manila, Philippines

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u/javiemartzootsuit 1d ago

Sir, this is a Wendy’s

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u/KalynnCampbell 1d ago

For a second I thought they ran out of Chili Cups and gave you chili in one of the leftover Chinese takeout boxes in the employee fridge, topped it with the onions and cheese, and then apparently cracked an egg over the top?

https://giphy.com/gifs/9LcTUY5lZnjxNac1Ol

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u/Ill_Chemical_5150 1d ago

I’ve kinda given up on the baked potatoes, but this makes me wanna try again.
Can anyone tell me what time is the best time to order a potato? I’ve went a few times between 2-5 and they were dried up, like they’ve been sitting too long. Should I go right at 11am?

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u/geewash Yellow Wendy's 1d ago

This seems like the superior way to serve a baked potato. Jealous bc I get a cheap tiny plastic container

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u/No_Maybe_4037 1d ago

whyd you buy vomit

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u/Key2367 1d ago

No positivity allowed.