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There are some instances when food offers which are simply friendly to the pocket seemed really tempting. Naturally, it’s also wise to save some money if the opportunity is handed out to you. When something as cheap and as good to eat is available, then why not take it? The beauty of the dollar menu is that you get a lot for less. Burgers are my greatest weakness and when I saw that Burger King’s Double Cheeseburger is priced only for a dollar, it cannot resist trying it out. Imagine getting a full, 1/4 lb. double cheeseburger. Isn’t that the best deal? But of course, I’m not just raving about Burger King’s Double Cheeseburger because of its price. It’s simply a lot of things.

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Author: Shelly Reynolds is editor-in-chief of PlasticSurgerySpot.com; a plastic surgery forum which focuses on reconstructive cosmetic surgery following weight loss (i.e. tummy tucks, thigh lifts, liposuction, etc). Members of the forum came up with a list of their five favorite healthy fast food choices:

1. Subway Veggie Delite (footlong)
Calories: 460
Calories From Fat: 40

This is an excellent option for those watching their waistline. Without cheese or condiments, it’s less than 500 calories. Since it’s a foot long, it usually will fill you up, too. In fact, there is one board certified plastic surgeon that reportedly recommends this choice to all of his liposuction patients, to help them avoid gaining the weight back after surgery.
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Although many people consider fast food as unhealthy and greasy, the popularity of fast food chains continues to grow. As a matter of fact, even during these hard economic times, the fast food industry is still thriving and almost unaffected by the recession. If you are wondering why this is, here are some of the reasons.

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The term “fast food” was first coined back in the mid-20th century as a part of a magazine title. Eventually, more and more people started to invest in the concept of serving fast food, that is, food which are easily cooked and are easily served. Because more food can be served in any given time, entrepreneurs figured that it would dramatically increase their sales.  (more…)

This recipe is perfect if you are planning to have a backyard party during the summer or for days when you just feel like lounging about with a juicy burger. Because of its ranch dressing, it makes for the perfect burgers that would definitely be enjoyed by children and adults alike.

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First up, the angry McNugget Lady — Sometimes you just need some Chicken McNuggets, and the hell with anybody or anything that gets in your way. That was the case with the young woman you see pictured at left. She stopped at a McDonald’s in Toledo, Ohio, requesting Chicken McNuggets, and when the staff informed her they were only serving ‘breakfast’ during those morning hours, she went nuts. She reached into the drive-thru window and punched one employee in the mouth, and then began swinging at the manager who approached. Eventually she also punched thru the glass window.

Twenty-four-year-old Melodi Dushane was treated at a local hospital for injuries, and then sent directly to jail. She is being charged with felony vandalism. There is no word yet on possible assault charges for her acts of violence against the employees, but the woman has been ordered to stay away from that McDonald’s location.

And on that crazy note, this will be my final post as FFC Editor. Due to health problems and personal issues, I was regrettably forced to leave the site without updates over the past 11 months. The good news is that I’m doing better, and this project will move forward because I’m passing the fast-food torch to my friend Stevie. I will be going in a different direction with my life now, and will not be involved with the site anymore. I want to thank everyone who visited FFC in 2008 and 2009, and apologize for my absence. I hope you will support Stevie as he moves forward with the next chapter of FastFoodCritic. — Timothy

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It’s no secret, I’m a Burger King fan. After seeing the recent television commercials for BK’s new Angry Whopper, I was anxious to try it. The advertisements show people freaking out and getting angry from all the heat, but knowing that advertisements and reality are two totally separate things, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Would the burger actually be that hot and spicy? Would it still taste like the Whopper I’ve known and loved for years? I visited two different Burger King stores to get an impression.

The Angry Whopper is available in regular (single), double, or triple meat. I ordered the regular burger, and was initially blown away by it. The number of ingredients was impressive, but what stood out first, and most, was the jalapenos. Not surprisingly, in order to keep BK’s fast-food assembly-line running quickly and smoothly, they use pickled jalapenos from a jar/can instead of fresh. That typically results in less heat, as was the case here, but even though they didn’t have the same impact as the fresh jalapenos used on a Five Guys cheeseburger, they still gave it a small kick.

Other standard ingredients / toppings on the Angry Whopper are pepper jack cheese, “angry” onions, “angry” sauce, bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise, all loaded inside a big toasted sesame seed bun. There is no doubt, Burger King packed a lot of stuff into a single sandwich. There were moments when it felt like TOO much.

This burger is not nearly as hot or spicy as you might expect, so don’t worry if you’re the type who can’t normally take the heat. The veggies and mayo balance and tone down the heat of the jalapenos, so you shouldn’t be overwhelmed, though at times the flavor of the onions and jalapenos are quite strong. The angry onions look like onion rings that have been cut into pieces. They are breaded and deep fried, same as their circular cousins, but despite being called “angry” I didn’t notice anything spicy or special about them. Basically they tasted like regular onion rings to me. That being said, it had been awhile since I had onion rings on a burger, so it was a nice treat. The pepper jack cheese didn’t do much for me. Frankly, I wouldn’t have even noticed it without looking at the innards of the sandwich to verify it was really there.

The beef patty, lettuce, tomatoes, mayonnaise and bun are standard whopper items, and did not disappoint. The meat had the same great flame broiled taste BK is famous for. The bacon was OK, but with such a small amount, and with so many other ingredients fighting for my attention, it’s impact on the burger was limited. The problem might be solved by increasing the number of bacon strips, but that would almost certainly raise the burger’s price. BK’s angry sauce does not provide any extra heat, but has a good tangy flavor that I found to be unique and very enjoyable.

After visiting the other Burger King location, my love for the Angry Whopper wasn’t quite as strong. The second burger didn’t have as much angry sauce, and it also lacked the same level of (mild) heat and spiciness as the first one. I enjoyed eating it, but the second burger failed to impress as much as the first. Perhaps it was just an issue with that particular BK restaurant, but regardless of my slightly less satisfying experience there, I would order it again because it’s still a damn tasty burger.

Some people may find the Angry Whopper’s ingredient list a bit overwhelming, but I recommend you try it, especially if you’re already a fan of Burger King’s flame broiled beef. It doesn’t have the heat I was hoping for, but it’s got a nice little kick and a great overall flavor. This angry burger should put a happy smile on most faces.

Price: $3.79 / Website: BurgerKing.com

Fast Food Critic Score: B+

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Nutrition Facts - Burger King, Angry Whopper (single meat).

Calories - 880
Calories from Fat - N/A
Total Fat - 55 grams
Carbs - 59 grams
Saturated Fat - 18 grams
Trans Fat - 2 grams
Cholesterol - 110 milligrams
Sodium - 1670 milligrams
Protein - 37 grams