Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food. Show all posts
TIME - Now you can capture yourself in all your breakfast eating glory.
It has been said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Clearly that’s why Cinnamon Toast Crunch has introduced a “selfie spoon,” a selfie stick with a spoon at the end that extends up to 30 inches so cereal eaters can take photos of themselves while eating cereal.
The General Mills brand created this new spin on the notorious selfie stick to solve the first world problem of “choosing between eating and posting” a selfie, according to their ad.
To use the selfie spoon, narcissists just have to turn on the Bluetooth feature on their smartphones so the white remote will be recognized — there is one gray button that takes photos on Android phones, and one that takes photos on iOS devices.
Selfie spoons are free to order now on SelfieSpoon.com, though customers do have to pay for shipping and will likely pay in followers on social media.
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It has been said that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Clearly that’s why Cinnamon Toast Crunch has introduced a “selfie spoon,” a selfie stick with a spoon at the end that extends up to 30 inches so cereal eaters can take photos of themselves while eating cereal.
The General Mills brand created this new spin on the notorious selfie stick to solve the first world problem of “choosing between eating and posting” a selfie, according to their ad.
Selfie spoons are free to order now on SelfieSpoon.com, though customers do have to pay for shipping and will likely pay in followers on social media.
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The Selfie Spoon Is Now A Thing
A viral video of an employee caught on camera in Checkers has been spreading like ketchup all over french fries and leaving a bad taste on customer's mouths.
We don't actually know how food is prepared on a fast food chain, but this video will give you second thoughts. As seen from the video, a female employee seemingly dropped a hamburger bun on the floor intentionally, before proceeding to with the bun across the floor. As is nothing happened, the employee proceeds and continues to make the burger sandwich.
The question was whether the burger was actually served to a customer, though some people believe that it was indeed served.
We don't actually know how food is prepared on a fast food chain, but this video will give you second thoughts. As seen from the video, a female employee seemingly dropped a hamburger bun on the floor intentionally, before proceeding to with the bun across the floor. As is nothing happened, the employee proceeds and continues to make the burger sandwich.
The question was whether the burger was actually served to a customer, though some people believe that it was indeed served.
It was originally posted on Facebook, then on YouTube, racking up thousands of views in the process. Lori Malcolm, the senior vice president of human resources at Checkers, said she was "appalled and disappointed" by the video.
Malcolm said she spoke with the employee and her parents following the unsanitary act, and was assured that the tainted sandwich was "never served to a guest."
Source: xolxol.ph
Malcolm said she spoke with the employee and her parents following the unsanitary act, and was assured that the tainted sandwich was "never served to a guest."
Source: xolxol.ph
Video Credit: Duane Moore
Fast Food Chain Employee Drops Burger Bun on Floor then Proceeds to Make the Burger
YOUTUBE - "Filipino Food Or Not?" It's what these Americans answer in this hilarious, but informative video clip!
Americans Guess If It's A Filipino Food Or Not
WILMINGTON – A California man has posted on social media that he received a Fried Rat instead of a Fried Chicken from KFC.
Devorise Dixon's case that he was served southern style rodent has taken the web by storm, after he shared images and of his abdominal feast on Facebook.
Dixon says he put the thing in the cooler and came back to the restaurant with photographs and his buy receipt.
In a Facebook post, Dixon composed, "went back to KFC yesterday and talked with the manager, she said it is a rodent and apologized. Now is the ideal time for legal actions. Be safe, don't eat fast food."
KFC's Facebook page has been overflowed with photographs of Dixon's supper, and the organization has reacted to a few posts, saying they are willing to work with Dixon to determine the circumstance.
On one event KFC reacted by saying. "KFC considers client guarantees important, and we are attempting to research this matter. Our chicken tenders regularly differ fit as a fiddle and we, as of now, need confirmation to bolster this case. We are forcefully attempting to reach Mr. Dixon, and we ask for that he come back to the branch with the item for testing, or call us at 1-800-Call-KFC."
Later KFC added to their reaction with the accompanying:
"KFC has reached this client, yet he is declining to converse with us specifically or through a lawyer. Our chicken tenders regularly ship fit as a fiddle and we, at present, have no confirmation to bolster this affirmation. We have extended the chance to have a free lab assess the item at our own particular cost, however the client declines to give the item being referred to."
Devorise Dixon's case that he was served southern style rodent has taken the web by storm, after he shared images and of his abdominal feast on Facebook.
Dixon says he put the thing in the cooler and came back to the restaurant with photographs and his buy receipt.
In a Facebook post, Dixon composed, "went back to KFC yesterday and talked with the manager, she said it is a rodent and apologized. Now is the ideal time for legal actions. Be safe, don't eat fast food."
KFC's Facebook page has been overflowed with photographs of Dixon's supper, and the organization has reacted to a few posts, saying they are willing to work with Dixon to determine the circumstance.
On one event KFC reacted by saying. "KFC considers client guarantees important, and we are attempting to research this matter. Our chicken tenders regularly differ fit as a fiddle and we, as of now, need confirmation to bolster this case. We are forcefully attempting to reach Mr. Dixon, and we ask for that he come back to the branch with the item for testing, or call us at 1-800-Call-KFC."
Later KFC added to their reaction with the accompanying:
"KFC has reached this client, yet he is declining to converse with us specifically or through a lawyer. Our chicken tenders regularly ship fit as a fiddle and we, at present, have no confirmation to bolster this affirmation. We have extended the chance to have a free lab assess the item at our own particular cost, however the client declines to give the item being referred to."
KFC Served "Deep Fried Rat" According To Customer
YOUTUBE - Award-winning late night show host Jimmy Kimmel interviewed the man who invented pizzas topped with pizza on his show. The pizza itself will make you hungry!
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Video: Pizza Topped With Pizza Inventor Interviewed By Jimmy Kimmel
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