Free Range Whoppers

[fett]

I just heard this. Burger King has decided to use animals that are not kept in cages. Or something like that.:ROTF: :ROTF: Can't find the story yet. I just found that funny.

[Cleveland Metal]

Man, all these fast food places are freaking about how people perceive them with all these movies coming out like "Supersize It" and "Fast Food Nation", haha...

I think it's awesome. Not sure that would help much, but they really need to get their shit together and quit killing America by ruining their health with all this terribly unhealthy fast food crap.

We REALLLLY need some places that offer fast yet good quality, healthy foods...

[danastas]

If anyone tries organic meats, the taste improvement is huge. Yeah, it costs a buck more, but it's worth it. A grain-fed cow makes a much tastier steak. Chickens that get to run around are tastier too. I'm all for it.

[daisp]

They use meat?

[rjohnstone]

They use meat?

That's what it says on the box.
But it doesn't say what "kind" of meat though.

[thetroy]

The problem is that unhealthy food is cheaper than healthy food. As long as that is the case, we will have tons of unhealthy food

[fett]

Here's the story. I don't do fast food anyway. I read "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair. It almost turned me into Veggan. http://www.reuters.com/article/gover...42043420070328

[Norton]

I haven't been to Burger King for 8 months.I used to go twice a week.

And I've been going to the gym for a month and a half.Damn...I'm awesome

[Spivonious]

The goal for the next few months, Burger King said in the Times, is for 2 percent of its eggs to be "cage free," and for 10 percent of its pork to come from farms that allow sows to move around inside pens, rather than being confined to crates.

I really don't understand how letting the animals run around before killing them is any more humane. They are bred for food, not to lead fulfilling lives of running around a field.

[atilla]

Along the same lines of this topic, The Meatrix is totally funny as propaganda about factory farms and the organic/free-range debate. Store Wars is probably even funnier.

[shreddermon]

I just heard this. Burger King has decided to use animals that are not kept in cages.

They'll hire anyone for an employee, I suppose

[danastas]

I really don't understand how letting the animals run around before killing them is any more humane. They are bred for food, not to lead fulfilling lives of running around a field.

Well, two answers to that. Imagine if you were on death row, but half the people on death row were allowed conjugal visits, and the latter half weren't. I think I'd rather be in the first half.

Two, it makes for better food, fewer viruses, better tasting, better texture.

[zeegler]

I haven't been to Burger King for 8 months.I used to go twice a week.

And I've been going to the gym for a month and a half.Damn...I'm awesome

You have BK in Turkey?? That's cool as hell.

[Child Of Norther]

You have BK in Turkey?? That's cool as hell.

Umm, dude...


Burger king is EVERYWHERE.

[Norton]

You have BK in Turkey?? That's cool as hell.

No,we live in cottages



There are Burger King,Mc Donald's,Starbucks,KFC and a lot of things in Turkey.