Dude went from a potential murder case to an American icon.,
Snoop selling hot dogs
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Rich ass crab. 
This nigga here. But on the real BK ain't getting no more of my business shit is trash.
Snoop will promote anything. Definition of a sellout.
The classic dogs are $1.99 each. The chili cheese dogs are $2.29 each. They also come in combo meals at $4.49 and $4.79 each.
http://www.mlive.com/food/index.ssf/2016/02/taste_testing_the_new_burger_k.html
http://video-embed.mlive.com/servic...AAAAQBxUr7k~,PsMaWpexSO1o2JBTRvXgK2F46WvPiWEP
http://www.nbcnews.com/business/consumer/how-do-new-burger-king-hot-dogs-taste-n523711
Are those new Burger King hot dogs any good? I went and got a sneak preview to find out.
The hot dogs come in two varieties. There're "grilled dogs" for $1.99 and "chili-cheese dogs" for $2.39. (That compares to $3.99 for the Whopper).
They both came "split" as if cooked over a backyard barbecue, sporting blackened grill marks. They sit snugly in their fluffy and firm buns, already dressed with condiments. That's a helix of ketchup and mustard on the grilled dog, with a bed of relish and chopped onion tucked in on one side of the bun. The chili-cheese dog had, natch, chili, of the bean variety, beneath a heavy sprinkling of uniformly grated cheddar.
There was a satisfying snap as I bit into each dog in turn. They had a decently strong and savory beef flavor. The meat fibers had that nice grill pop. And the condiments and bun texture all mingled well. In the case of the chili-cheese dog, the smoky chili and cheddar bite were louder and more on the same level with the dog itself.
Then I took a few bites out of the hamburger.
And I'm sorry Whopper, but you might have to cede the throne. I preferred the dog's spicy snap to the familiar flame-broiled burger taste.
Another customer, a regular named Randall, ate his hot dog in two chomps and gave a thumbs up when I asked him how it tasted.
If there's enough people like him out there, it will help Burger King take a bite out of the nearly $2.5 billion Americans spend on hot dogs at supermarkets alone. And because Burger King's parent company also owns Heinz and Oscar Meyer, who are supplying the condiments and dogs, the move should fatten all of their bottom lines while adding few additional costs.
There's just one drawback: I found that eating just one of the hot dogs wasn't very filling. You'll need to order at least two to make it a meal. And that's math Burger King is counting on to keep its recent sales surge on the upswing.
Are those new Burger King hot dogs any good? I went and got a sneak preview to find out.
The hot dogs come in two varieties. There're "grilled dogs" for $1.99 and "chili-cheese dogs" for $2.39. (That compares to $3.99 for the Whopper).
They both came "split" as if cooked over a backyard barbecue, sporting blackened grill marks. They sit snugly in their fluffy and firm buns, already dressed with condiments. That's a helix of ketchup and mustard on the grilled dog, with a bed of relish and chopped onion tucked in on one side of the bun. The chili-cheese dog had, natch, chili, of the bean variety, beneath a heavy sprinkling of uniformly grated cheddar.
There was a satisfying snap as I bit into each dog in turn. They had a decently strong and savory beef flavor. The meat fibers had that nice grill pop. And the condiments and bun texture all mingled well. In the case of the chili-cheese dog, the smoky chili and cheddar bite were louder and more on the same level with the dog itself.
Then I took a few bites out of the hamburger.
And I'm sorry Whopper, but you might have to cede the throne. I preferred the dog's spicy snap to the familiar flame-broiled burger taste.
Another customer, a regular named Randall, ate his hot dog in two chomps and gave a thumbs up when I asked him how it tasted.
If there's enough people like him out there, it will help Burger King take a bite out of the nearly $2.5 billion Americans spend on hot dogs at supermarkets alone. And because Burger King's parent company also owns Heinz and Oscar Meyer, who are supplying the condiments and dogs, the move should fatten all of their bottom lines while adding few additional costs.
There's just one drawback: I found that eating just one of the hot dogs wasn't very filling. You'll need to order at least two to make it a meal. And that's math Burger King is counting on to keep its recent sales surge on the upswing.
This cant be real.. can it??
They ran the entire commercial this morning on the news.
I couldn't do anything but laugh.
For a second I thought he was gonna tell the ladies they'll love shoving this 9" Frank in their face.
I just noticed that there was a cloud of smoke before Snoop appears.
I just noticed that there was a cloud of smoke before Snoop appears.
Along with a puffing sound
Rastitute. Follow fashion dread.
Gdfolks mad
Why would I be mad?
They know who their customers are.....munchie rules...
I just noticed that there was a cloud of smoke before Snoop appears.
The FDA approves a certain ppm allowance for RAT HAIR, INSECT PARTS, RAT SHIT and other nasty stuff for hotdogs.
True story.
Look it up if you don't believe me.
I stopped eating hotdogs a long time ago.
True story.
Look it up if you don't believe me.
I stopped eating hotdogs a long time ago.
Aren't most rasta ITAL ? meaning VEGETARIAN?
That's not just for hotdogs homie. It's for most processed foods.
The education is out here. Processed meat is not suitable for human consumption. Whitey knows this. Burger King is as harmful to your body as drugs.
I'm assuming they got Snoop to round up the negras.....
It's what it is. If you're smart enough to see the fuckery and try to awaken people, most put their head in the sand. At that point you can either keep fighting against that tide or say fuck it and make money off of their voluntary demise.
I'm assuming they got Snoop to round up the negras.....
It's what it is. If you're smart enough to see the fuckery and try to awaken people, most put their head in the sand. At that point you can either keep fighting against that tide or say fuck it and make money off of their voluntary demise.
Cause u woulda been a better representive for selling hot dogs
Thank goodness this post was not made back during the FTP plague. I still can't listen to "It Ain't No Fun" the same thanks to them fuckboy gumps
who used the hook as their autoplayduring their attacks.
who used the hook as their autoplayduring their attacks.
I don't eat how dogs so I am not understanding what you are saying.
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