/ck/ - Food & Cooking

What's that food you love to buy and get a heavy bag of your own idea of awesomeness in return? Doesn't have to be a national chain. It can be local.

For example, 6 bucks will net you 12 of these beautiful Jack in the Box tacos. The bag is AT LEAST a couple of pounds. I feel like I'm robbing them every single time.

Maybe you're a $5 hot-n-ready pizza from Little Caesar's kind of guy so you trade them a crisp twenty for 4. Or maybe you're a 5/$5 Totino's party pizza dudette.

Or maybe you're a value menu guy. You've got a ten dollar bill and you're thinking of ten different ways to spend it at Taco Bell.

Maybe you're not even thinking in terms of dollars. For you, it's the McChicken, the best fast food sandwich. You don't mind paying a little more for excellence. But when you do, you eat ten of them god damn things.

Who is she /ck/?

>>12791800
enough of these queers arguing, here's a tip.
during a lunch rush or late night, jack in the box will premake a lot of tacos and have them heating under the light to keep warm. they're required to throw any that have been warming under the light after i think 10-15 min, but knowing a former employee they can sit for up to half an hour or more if the workers are lazy. just ask for no lettuce to make sure it's fresh, or lettuce on the side if you really want it.

Greasy with mushy filling, but I still get some every time I go to jack in the box.