Burger King

I don’t eat at nearly as many fast food restaurants as I used to. When I worked downtown in a city, I would find myself there almost every single day because there were four places within a block of my work.

I should have known better, but at the time, it was important to get lunch over with as quickly as possible and get back to work. I rarely eat at them any longer, but when I do, I seem to have a preference for Burger King now over any other type.

I guess what I like about Burger King is that the meat seems to have a better taste than the others. Don’t get me wrong, the others are just fine, but the taste at Burger King seems to be the best.

I don’t eat white bread or buns, so I often eat meat patties without the benefit of other things mingling with the taste and the quality of the meat. I have found that the great smell you might notice coming from their restaurant is a lot like how the burger tastes.

My daughter also seems to have a preference for Burger King, though she likes all of them for the most part. I don’t take her often, as I know it’s not good for her, but fast food works in a pinch when we are away from home, or on those days when I simply can’t stand the thought of cooking. Thankfully, those aren’t many. However, if I give her the option of going somewhere, she always asks for Burger King first, even if there isn’t one in site.

If you have fast food once in a while like I do, Burger King is always a great hit with most kids, even if they mistakenly go up to the window as ask for a Happy Meal. To a child, any meal that comes with a trinket is the same meal, even though the packaging might be different.

However, as they age, they will too, like my daughter, figure out which one they like best. I worry about her eating fast food sometimes, but at the same time, if it were forbidden in this day and age, it would only make her want it more. I have found that by going to Burger King once in a while, she’s happy, and I don’t have to worry about her going crazy when she’s old enough to make her own food choices.