Quite a while ago. The one here is the same way. It's been a few years.![]()
The one closest to me is bundled with a KFC. When did they start doing that?
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Quite a while ago. The one here is the same way. It's been a few years.![]()
The one closest to me is bundled with a KFC. When did they start doing that?
Whenever Yum started doing that for all their franchises. Last one I went to was paired with an A&W. Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, A&W, and LJS were all mixed in with each other to serve whatever blend of products were underserved in that specific region.![]()
The one closest to me is bundled with a KFC. When did they start doing that?


Buffalo Wild Wings has dramatically fallen off in the past few years. They had to close down a lot of places.View attachment 641792
Haven't been to buffalo wild wings in probably 25 years, so no idea how much they mimic the original flavor. Asian zing is almost a top tier potato trash chip. A+. The amount of zing is definitely more than expected. Parmesan Garlic is a strong B. Delivers what it says on the tin.

Have a can of Asian Zing and the Buffalo on deck. Working through a can of Spicy Guacamole right now, which is actually decent.View attachment 641792
Haven't been to buffalo wild wings in probably 25 years, so no idea how much they mimic the original flavor. Asian zing is almost a top tier potato trash chip. A+. The amount of zing is definitely more than expected. Parmesan Garlic is a strong B. Delivers what it says on the tin.
Buffalo one is alright. For Pringles it's pretty good but doesn't beat the hot onesView attachment 641792
Haven't been to buffalo wild wings in probably 25 years, so no idea how much they mimic the original flavor. Asian zing is almost a top tier potato trash chip. A+. The amount of zing is definitely more than expected. Parmesan Garlic is a strong B. Delivers what it says on the tin.
I wish they sold the jimmy peppers in a portion for a normal sized family and not by the gallon. I do sometimes buy the day old white/wheat sandwich bread from my local one so i can make my own sandwiches. its actually a pretty good budget buy.Had the Sweet and Spicey Brisket sandwich from Jimmy John's. The brisket was pretty meh, as almost all sandwich places brisket, but the sauce and jalapeno combo was EXACTLY like the Angry Whopper, so I'd say it was worth it. If you can add that sauce to other sandwiches they have there's probably a Holy Grail there. The sandwich itself was also less "packed" than a lot of Jimmy John's sandwiches. The Toasted Ultimate Italian I got for later felt like it was 50% heavier.
I wish they sold the jimmy peppers in a portion for a normal sized family and not by the gallon. I do sometimes buy the day old white/wheat sandwich bread from my local one so i can make my own sandwiches. its actually a pretty good budget buy.
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