Burger King

In Auburn, as in Angola, you can look in the papers each week for Whopper specials. Normally, they'll cost you $1.99 each, but if you keep your eyes open, you can often find them for "two for $1.99". I brush off most of the novelty foods at Burger King, because they truly are mostly hype, anything to get you to forget "the Whopper" but, I have to say, I'll always reserve a specialy fondness in my heart for the Whopper. Who can disagree? The beef patties are thick, juicy and char-broiled. And they put lots of onions, Lettuce and Tomatoes on them. And, at Burger King, don't forget, you can "have them your way", even to asking for "extra" tomatoes or lettuce, as well. Try it, they usually don't bother to charge you. From the condiment rack, you can easily add as much ketchup to anything as you like. If you ask at the counter, they have mayo and mustard. I usually soak them in ketchup, etc. as well.. ... more

In Auburn, as in Angola, you can look in the papers each week for Whopper specials. Normally, they'll cost you $1.99 each, but if you keep your eyes open, you can often find them for "two for $1.99". I brush off most of the novelty foods at Burger King, because they truly are mostly hype, anything to get you to forget "the Whopper" but, I have to say, I'll always reserve a specialy fondness in my heart for the Whopper. Who can disagree? The beef patties are thick, juicy and char-broiled. And they put lots of onions, Lettuce and Tomatoes on them. And, at Burger King, don't forget, you can "have them your way", even to asking for "extra" tomatoes or lettuce, as well. Try it, they usually don't bother to charge you. From the condiment rack, you can easily add as much ketchup to anything as you like. If you ask at the counter, they have mayo and mustard. I usually soak them in ketchup, etc. as well.. For me, if I can do two Whoppers all up, all for only $1.99, then I'm in seventh heaven, especially with refills of soda, -in my ice water glass that I usually ask for. (Hee Hee) They never check. Their memories are too short, or they are too underpaid to care. less