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Why, whatever do you mean?Are you a square? Patty?
Wendy's has tomatoes. A burger without a slice of tomato is just plain boring. Their new fries, too.
Their fries has tomatoes?
Oh I thought Wendy's serve potato fries along with fried tomatoes, making it "topato fries". And hey, we Asians do know how to spell.Yeah, in the form of Ketchup/Catsup (whichever spelling you like better).
Oh I thought Wendy's serve potato fries along with fried tomatoes, making it "topato fries". And hey, we Asians do know how to spell.
Fried green tomatoes? Eww..I eat tomatoes raw (no kidding).In the South (of the USA) they have fried green tomatoes-- but I've never eaten them. Fannie Flagg wrote a book called "Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe" and they made a movie from it (with the title shortened). Good book and good movie.
For me, Wendy's wins hands down. They have baked potatoes, chili, better salads, I like their burgers better, their nutritional information is more readily available, just better all around for me. Don't get me wrong, I like to indulge in the occasional McNugget or Shamrock shake (my good gods I do love me a Shamrock shake), but on the whole, menu for menu, Wendy's wins my vote.
I just had fried green tomatoes with bacon jam on top.Fried green tomatoes? Eww..I eat tomatoes raw (no kidding).
I just had fried green tomatoes with bacon jam on top.
Yum!
Of course, anything fried is good.