The fattiest Fast Food place

ok, basically what the title and the poll says, Which fast food place is the fattiest?

gogogogo!!!!

 

McDonalds.
"Super Size Me" changed my whole perspective about McDonalds. =/ ​

 

Uhh, Super Size Me should have changed your perspective on all
fast food, there was nothing about it that was specifically McDonalds. Nothing would have changed if he did it at Wendy's or Burger King, so there's nothing about the McDonalds recipe formula that lead to those results

Anyway, back on topic, the KFC Chicken + Mashed Potato + Biscuit Bowl was found to be the unhealthiest single serving entree out of any fast food meal chain.

But in fact, the worst culprits aren't even the major fast food chains, but the more sit-down eateries. "On The Border", "Chili's", and "Outback Steakhouse" have some of the most unhealthiest dishes you could possibly order, with some reaching close to 3,000 calories

 

The people who choose to eat and eat and eat this food..

To me McDonalds is another way of saying Obesity Center. Even if the menus improve, I'd just think of McDonalds straight away as the place to get fat.

 

We've only got two of those here, and out of them McDonalds is definitely more unhealthy. ​

 

i believe it is KFC. i heard that Burgerking was worse than MC Donalds in terms of fatty food and Wendy's has less fat. i don't know bout the other places, but a Subway sandwich has the same amount of calories as a Big Mac (i'm talking about most foot longs) but you get an entire big sandwich.

 

Definately mcdonalds. They may have salads now, but thats for those who prefer slower deaths. And TheMuffinMan is right, Super Size Me changed my perspective on ALL fast food places. I couldnt eat mcdonalds for two years...

then I got over it...lol.

 

You forgot Taco Bell. o:

Though I'm going to say Burger King or McDonalds.

 

Mcdonalds. They have the fattiest food and the worst tasting food. I heard that mcdonalds spits in your food. That's probably why it's the fattiest.

 

I dunno, I guess I'm gonna have to say KFC. I believe it to be the 'fattest'
Though that's just my opinion.

 

most likely Mcdonalds. ive heard a lot about that restaurant being unhealthy.

 

I'm gonna have to say KFC. That Famous Chucen Bowl thing is just a heart attack waiting to happen...never mind it's the grossest thing alive.

Plus, I read in Men's Health that one Whopper from BK is like eating two Big Macs from McD's...that's hard to swallow.

And Muffin Man's right about the sit-down eateries, those can hurt you just as badly. There's a place around here called Ruby Tuesday's, and they made a turkey burger with more than two day's worth of sodium in it. Macaroni Grill is pretty deadly too.

 

McDonalds, Burger King, KFC...they all are incredibly bad. I would say McDonalds is the worst out of all of them. Super Size? Who could even eat that much???

 

McDonalds. After watching Super Size Me, I haven't gone there since. KFC is a close second. But really, all fast food is bad for you. Some is just worse than others. And like TheMuffinMan said, sit-down restaurants aren't always better either.​

 

You forgot to add Five Guys Burgers and Fries. It's basically a bag of grease...but i'm not sure if it is national chain or just local. They have damn good fries though

Edit: I'm thinking about in n out burger.

 

I don't know for sure, but my guess is with McDonalds. I haven't eaten fast food for a few years now, so I don't really know much about the statistics.

 

lolz
dude
Hungry Jacks
and Burger King are pretty much the same thing
>.<

 

McDonalds by far, though I'm not too big on KFC. I'm a fan of BK cuz their getting more and more healthy...

 

Either Burger King or KFC, though McDonalds is still pretty bad. We dont have much of the others over here, with the exception of Subway.

I agree with TMM completely for once :V
I swear the food you serve in eateries in america is just death on a plate O_O

 

Well from my perspective, I've seen McDonalds undergo various ways of offering healthier choices, while KFC hasn't(IIRC), so I'll go with the latter.
Though I don't necessarily become very judgemental and predjudiced when it comes to fast food. But that's probably because it's like a weekly or fortnightly treat, at the most. I'm pretty sure that the case in the US is much more different.