Chipotle

[Farfegnugen]

i used to go to chipotle all the time, and it was fantastic. then i was tipped off to a nearby, family-owned restaurant called hooya that has the most amazing burritos ever created.

they have these cayenne flavored burritos that are to die for when grilled. it's absolutely amazing stuff.

[-mex-]

I honestly wouldn't trust anything from McDonald's unless I saw nutritional facts and ingredent lists.

It doesn't help that I'm on a health binge at the moment, but I'm paranoid of overprocessed and seriosly preserved foods.

As seen in "Supersize Me", McDonald's fries don't break down, even after 3 months, they're the same. I cleaned out my car years ago (don't worry it was an old car, I take care of my cars), and I found a year old fry that was the same as it was a year ago; except it was slightly petrified.

Your body cannot proccess most of McDonald's food. An example; splenda. It's supposedly sugar that's molecularly altered so your body doesn't recognize it. You taste the sweetness, but your body doesn't store it like it would store sugar as fat.

[Eggman]

Chipotle's ingredients are very fresh. Also, the burrito is made of something like half rice. I'd say the only thing bad for you is that the burritos can way around a pound.

[Same]

Actually, as I was told by the manager at my local Chipotle, they can weight 2-3 pounds.

[ultralowincome]

yeah, that shits good, seriously. i just tried the veggie the other day and it was just as big and filling as the carnivore variety. i try to keep it somewhat healthy so i skip the cheese , rice, and sour cream, but pile on the salsa and beans. if only the tortillas were whole wheat...