According to various news sources on the Internet, this weekend of yours can be made by Burger King. They are going to provide the new onion rings with the value-size order for free! So watch out the days 4 Feb 2012 :: 5 Feb 2012 and grab the offer!
Pleasant St., Malden may see a new Burgerjoint cum entertainment venue coming there. Fizz Ed’z are going to open it there!
In order to kill bacteria, beef trimmings (patties) are washed in ammonium hydroxide. The process was actually started for dog food but then later used for human food as well. As we know Burgers have the patties inside (based on the Burger Type). So they are also affected with the process. A number of activists across various countries opposed the process. McDonald’s have decided to get rid of the process, and now a days it is in headline like “McDonald’s Burgers will be now without pink smile”. It doesn’t matter for us that the McDonald’s decision was due to any pressure or something, but ultimately the eaters will get something more pure.
It is worth to note that in addition to McDonald’s, Burger King, Taco Bell and others also have decided to get rid of using the process which includes ammonium hydroxide. This will affect beef and other ingredients. (It is worth to note that ammonia products used in cleaners for tiles, toilet, bathroom and other similar stuff).
In a recent survey it is found that despite of the economic situations as of now, grown health consciousness and other factors; the Burger business is booming. The number of burgerjoints opening now a days, is the proof of the same. The new strategy of burgerjoints to keep themselves in the market include, kids special meals to attract family, have mid-small sized options for the products to provide them cheaper, promote the products from the health point of view (E.g. showing calorie count, getting rid of dangerous to health ingredients etc). If we think in terms of economy the food business not only keeps the liquidity of money but also provides employment as well.
Here is the video : “The First Bionic Burger” from YouTube.