| From: | David Hinkley dhinkley@***.org |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Chips vs. French fries, etc. |
| Date: | Sat, 27 Feb 1999 16:59:56 -0800 |
> >> > You called em CRISPS! (which is what they are)
> >> > I'll never understand the american need to call a crisp a 'chip',
> >and a chip
> >> > a 'french fry'...
Oh the sweet mysteries of language....like whe anyone would call an elevator
a lift or the cargo compartment of a car the boot rather then the trunk.........:)
> >>
> >> Hey. So we're different than you and your idiot names. We're better
> >too. We can
> >> make pizza that tastes better than cardboard. So THERE!
> >>
> >So can we, and you didn't even have the imagination to think up Pizza!
> >Besides the crappy'est burgers in europe are made by McDonnalds. (Big
> >Mac, yeah rigth). Face it chummers. You haven't come up with a decent
> >dish since you left ye ole world. You just make more of it with less
> >taste to go around. So THERE.
>
> Well, the worst burgers in America are also made by McDonalds....
>
That is the key to McDonald's success, their goal is consistant food. That is
the Big Mac you buy in San Francisco, is the same as the one in Plymouth,
Mass, Paris or Moscow. It does not matter where you get it it will be the
same. As to the question of "worst", I have had the misfortune to eat burgers
much worse then McDonald's and burgers a lot better, mainly in small
dinners and resturants. Otften when I ordered I did not know which I was
going to get.
As to inovative and tasty American foods what about?
Fried Chicken
Corn on the Cob
The Ice Cream Cone
Coca-Cola
Bar-B-Que
Grilled Steak
The Hot Dog
David Hinkley
dhinkley@***.org
