Random Thread - Anything Goes
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@Dashrender said:
What are you guys eating?
2x Cheesy Bean and Rice Burritoes
1x Bean BurritoIf I am super hungry I will add on a Spicy Potato Soft Taco
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@Dashrender said:
I normally get a number 8 (three tacos and a drink) and I think that is $4.90 or so...And while this is a pretty reasonably priced lunch, the food is crap nutrition wise.
See I actually read the nutrition labels and make decisions from there
I check the calories and protein levels. It's actually pretty good the way that I do it, other than the high salt levels. -
@Dashrender said:
Short of packing your own meals - it's pretty expensive to eat decent food for any meal under $9 in a restaurant.....
...in the US.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
Short of packing your own meals - it's pretty expensive to eat decent food for any meal under $9 in a restaurant.....
...in the US.
LOL - well I live here ya know
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@Dashrender said:
LOL - well I live here ya know
I did too. I changed it. That's like saying fast food is bad because I only go to Burger King. So, go to Taco Bell. See, problem solved
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
LOL - well I live here ya know
I did too. I changed it. That's like saying fast food is bad because I only go to Burger King. So, go to Taco Bell. See, problem solved
huh - I'll have to look at the TB nutrition chart - I find it hard to believe that their products have much health value, but I could just be completely off base.
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@Dashrender said:
huh - I'll have to look at the TB nutrition chart - I find it hard to believe that their products have much health value, but I could just be completely off base.
Why not? Beans are one of the healthiest things ever. Given that it is basically a "smooshed bean wrap" restaurant, it's fairly hard not to have a bit of nutritional value. If you were to describe their food as "beans, avocado and sometimes rice in a wrap" it would sound like a health food place, right?
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
huh - I'll have to look at the TB nutrition chart - I find it hard to believe that their products have much health value, but I could just be completely off base.
Why not? Beans are one of the healthiest things ever. Given that it is basically a "smooshed bean wrap" restaurant, it's fairly hard not to have a bit of nutritional value. If you were to describe their food as "beans, avocado and sometimes rice in a wrap" it would sound like a health food place, right?
Sure, if you only eat the bean burritos - which I never eat, nor does anyone else I know who eats there, well perhaps save for you.
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@Dashrender said:
Sure, if you only eat the bean burritos - which I never eat, nor does anyone else I know who eats there, well perhaps save for you.
Well lots of people that I know, including people who work there. Taco Bell is THE vegetarian fast food place. They do bean substitution for any item too. Super health / vegetarian friendly.
Every restaurant will cater to people wanting unhealthy food. Taco Bell offers a huge range of healthy, super cheap, vegetarian friendly fare though, which is rare.
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"Taco Bell" is, connotatively, diametrically opposed to "healthy".
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Places to fear lightning the most in the US:
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@Reid-Cooper Florida - figures. Extra smiting for you!
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@g.jacobse said:
@MattSpeller said:
@Reid-Cooper Florida - figures. Extra smiting for you!
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