Writer's Block: Supersize me

[ssurgul]

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Absolutely. Carl's Jr. That disgusting, vile, white-trashy ad campaign of theirs 'If it doesn't get all over the place, it doesn't belong in your face'. Yeah. The last thing I find appealing or appetizing is to *listen* to someone eating like that. What's amusing is I even wrote to Carl's via their website to make my voice heard. I got a canned response back signed by some VP about how sometimes their campaigns go over the top, etc. etc. with an assurance to check into it. Nothing happened, so I have held to my word for years and years now and not stepped foot in a Carl's since.

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[tenebrax.livejournal.com]

I won't eat Domino's Pizza because their founder/owner/president gives huge amounts of money to Right to Life. And their new ad campaign is just so smarmy.

And Salvation Army supports anti-gay political initiatives. So I don't shop there or give them money.

[ssurgul.livejournal.com]

How funny. I don't support Domino's (nor any other pizza chain any longer) due to the gluten allergy discovered/hated. Now I have a better reason to feel good about not eating there. Thanks! ;)

[rummy-raccoon.livejournal.com]

Garlic Jim's gluten free pizza is decent. I stopped eating pizza due to the mass dose of gluten. As for Carl Jr, I don't go there because their food sucks. Even the big specialty burgers are largely bland.

[ssurgul.livejournal.com]

Well, I found that that pizza crust turned out to be my least favorite type: a Saltine with toppings. I DID find, though, from Gluten Free Pantry (a Glutino brandname) the "french bread & pizza mix" works amazingly well. It is also a yeast-based mix, so it can rise quite nicely, it holds it's shape and texture VERY well during cooking, and it's not one of the ones that double-bakes the crust. UPC: 737880960307 in case you've got a GF supplier up there too. :)