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the "tiny" burgers like the $5 biggie bag at Wendy's is the perfect amount of food. jr bacon cheeseburger, small fries, 4 piece nugget, drink.
THATS normal portion, even if it's not healthy, not a 1/2 lb double cheeseburger 6 inches in diameter, 3 inches thick and a 32oz bucket of cola.
Where the hell are yall getting burgers at? Every fastfood place near me serves anemic, poorly prepared burgers that are not worth the cost for taste and only rarely worth the time investment when it's near midnight and I need to absorb the alcohol in my stomach
$5 is worth for a quick lunch to me.
Where are you getting any kind of fast food for $5 these days?
Wendy's. some places it's $6
You think the Baconator is anemic? I think you mean sclerotic.
Isn't that still over half your daily calories needed in your "normal portion"?
I was curious so i just checked. Assuming the drink is water and there's no dipping sauce or sauces added to the burger, it comes to 760 calories (macros are 44g fat, 63g carbs, 31g protein). That's definitely more than half of my daily calories, but I'm a middle-aged 5'0" lady. Still, that's a huge amount of fat, and surprisingly little protein!
Yes, the fat macro is way out of balance there at over half the caloric intake. It explains why Americans are known for being sedentary. That much of your calories coming from fat has got to make you lethargic. And then the carbs are all refined and high glycemic index, so you are mixing that with insulin spikes and crashes. Not enough protein so their muscles are underfed and fatigued. It all makes sense.
probably, but it's the right size, never said it was healthy lol
They call the tiny one a "biggie bag"?
They really don't want to let on that small burgers are available, do they?
It's because fastfood places need to compete on either value or quality. They can also try to do both by primarily aiming to convey quality and having a special menu or set of offerings that promise the same quality but at a better price.
Wendy's mostly brands themselves as quality focused as compared to other fast food places. So their "good deal" offering has to promise to offer the same quality at a lower price, which means smaller. So they call it big to camouflage that it's actually smaller.
I'm not asking for an explanation, I'm criticizing.
I already know very well that you people like to explain why it makes sense that things are screwed and backwards.
What do you mean "you people?" Racism.
After the 2024 election I'm 100% "racist" against Americans. Enjoy 2025.
I need to investigate this “biggie bag”
it's my go to, good value for what you get. those $15 baconator bullshits are WAY overrated.