When you eat your McDonalds or BK etc?
 

So you eat all the chips first and then when they are done you eat your Burger or NUggets or Wings etc

That is what me and the smallest boy LT do

Surely you do too?

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Gav does it that way, I like to mix it up, a few chips and then a bite of the burger :hee:

Chips first then burger.

Also, look at the size of that big mac in the picture, they're half that size now.

Don’t always have chips
Plus a burger from my local kebab shop is far superior to a McDonald’s burger

Also McDonald’s food is packed with salt

Like Neem mix and match

Why would you do that, chips are a side not a starter :huh:

Also your burger will go cold

no, scrumfle up the bag tight and it keeps warm

eat the burger at same time

chips go cold

i have a deeper question, do you eat your fries individually or ram a handful in your gob? I eat mine individually, and it really annoys Mrs Bots :laugh:

Eating them individually is OK, I eat them in 1's or 2's, I have a friend though who not only eats them individually but dips them individually into Sweet & Sour Sauce, it's painful to watch :laugh:

That's serial killer behaviour.

Varies.

Individually and dip each one in BBQ sauce

My dog gets any man-overboards that end up at the bottom of the bag

McDonald's over Burger King.

Meat last is a principle that goes for every meat-containing meal I eat. It’s only proper. At least that way there’s an incentive to eating the rest of the meal.

When you eat a Roast dinner do you not put a bit of meat and spud on the fork at the same time though?

Permaban incoming.

No chance, Caldy is spot on :nono:

Caldy is right

McDs is much cheaper and way better quality and chips wise

BK chips are awful

speaking of chips though, the very worst I got recently was from KFC in Manchester Airport, so bad I had to take a picture, this was the full portion, 10 chips, one was still raw :/

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I like Burger king, but I prefer McDonald's.

I’ll admit I’m usually first dibs-in with meat when it comes to things like roast (because there’s just so much on the plate and I’d rather eat cold Yorkshire Pudding than cold chicken legs).

You wouldn't mix a bit of roast beef and Yorkshire pudding on the fork though? An excellent combination

i have not had a roast dinner for about 3 years