Fast Food Chains To Conquer America

It's going be the longest 90 minutes to wait for a burger.


As long the fans can chant "I'm Lovin' It"
 
In 1930, Colonel Harland Sanders began selling fried chicken at his roadside café in North Corbin, Kentucky. In 1952, the first Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise opened in South Salt Lake, Utah. The company rebranded as KFC in 1991. Today there are more than 34,000 KFC restaurants worldwide. A KFC press release describes Open House as "next-generation restaurants designed for hospitality, not just efficiency, with environments that feel more dynamic."

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KFC plans to test a new prototype called Open House

KFC unveiled a brand overhaul with modernized restaurant designs, expanded boneless menu items, 20-plus new sauces and a prototype eatery called Open House.
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My wife got an e-bike around a month ago and we have been riding on and off together since. Saturday evening, we biked 18 miles and stopped at Culver's then finished with 6 miles. I had a nice cheeseburger basket.
 
scotchandcigar said:
That's nice. We used to bike on bike trails together. But with the dogs, we've been opting to hike instead. But we do paddle together.
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That's great!
I did 507 miles for the month of July Scotch. About 50 indoors at the Y and the rest outside. I was pleased. Doing that city loop puts in the miles. If I had a manual bike, I'd probably do about a 2 mile bike then quit.

And my wife biked 272 with her new bike. She's doing great. Her bike has even more power than mine. But we've only gone to Culvers just for that one trip
 
Channel98 said:
Chefs at many Italian restaurants spin the pizza dough and toss it in the air in view of the diners. Let's see these vending machines do that!

California Pizza Kitchen plans 1,000 vending machines that serve hot pizza in 90 seconds

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IdRatherBeSkiing said:
You can't cook a pizza in 90 seconds. It has to be reheated.
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Well, I just served up a prime example on what might will happen.

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The Sonic in my town closed for good recently. And though I prefer Culvers, Sonic is like a modern version of A&W or Dog n Suds with the park and order bays. I would go once or twice a year and liked it.
 
In the town I grew up in ( 15000-ish people in southeast Kansas ), Sonic was one of the main parts of "cruising" Main Street. There's a couple near us in KC now, but the one time we went ( it'd been years since we ate there ) was pretty underwhelming.
 
MonoStereo said:
In the town I grew up in ( 15000-ish people in southeast Kansas ), Sonic was one of the main parts of "cruising" Main Street. There's a couple near us in KC now, but the one time we went ( it'd been years since we ate there ) was pretty underwhelming.
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Yes, the burgers have no flavor, but they had a very clean place where we live. The fun part was having your own spot at their site to eat in the car.
 
Madison said:
Yes, the burgers have no flavor, but they had a very clean place where we live. The fun part was having your own spot at their site to eat in the car.
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Dunno if they still have them since I've been there the 1 time in the last 30-ish years, but when I was a kid they had a Hickory Burger. It was just a burger with BBQ sauce on it, but as a kid that seemed CRAZY.

I always liked their Frito Chili Pie.
 
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