r/SipsTea • u/gentlebloomxx Human Verified • 10d ago

Chugging tea Which is better tho

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u/aquatone61 10d ago

In and Out.

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u/TriggerHippie77 10d ago

We didn't have any in Colorado until the last few years, and they opened up a ton of them, I have two within fifteen miles of me. I'm not complaining. I love it.

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u/Hungry-Specific6271 10d ago

Colorado is the best state in the country for fast food burgers, we have all of them

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u/Dizzy_Chemistry_5955 10d ago

no Cook Out no Steak n Shake tho

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u/Hungry-Specific6271 10d ago

you got me, cookout is the best one we don't have

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u/dcherryholmes 10d ago

I'm a transplant to Denver from Durham, NC. Man I miss the Cook Out on Hillsborough Rd.

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u/Hungry-Specific6271 10d ago

I'm actually Denver -> Durham -> Denver haha. Couldn't do without my rocky mountains. However I completely forgot about cookout! That is the best one we are missing.

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u/TriggerHippie77 10d ago

Just not White Castle....yet.

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u/Hungry-Specific6271 10d ago

they sell sliders not burgers 😉

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u/logitaunt 10d ago

Yeah, gastropubs, burgers, bar food, and the occasional pizza. Welcome to the Denver food scene.

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u/Osama_Bin_Logan 9d ago

I'm in CO rn camping, will be heading to Pueblo and am looking for a burger I don't have in MN, any recommendations? 🤔

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u/beau6183 10d ago

Moved from FC to SoCal a few years ago… lawd I miss Bad Daddy’s Burgers.

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u/repost_inception 9d ago

I lived in California for a while. I missed it so much. We just got them in Tennessee but they are about two hours away from me. Every time I'm near them I got out of my way to get it.

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u/Blue05D 9d ago

Colorado Springs had Drifters which had the same style food. Absolutely delicious! Was the last place I ate before I moved away a decade ago.

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u/Faenic 9d ago

One opened up recently near me. Dunno if it's just the location, but it was easily the worst burger I've ever had. And I've given it a few tries thinking it might be an off day or something. Consistently awful.

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u/TriggerHippie77 9d ago

It's definitely one of those love it or hate it places.

Do you like thicker burgers? Most of the people I know who hate them mainly don't like the thin patties.

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u/Faenic 9d ago

Actually, I'm a huge fan of thin burgers. When I make burgers at home, my go-to is smash burgers and getting those ultra-thin sections that end up crispy.

I had In-N-Out in Cali like... ten years ago or more, and it was pretty good from memory. Went animal style and everything. Could be that my tastes have changed, too.

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u/Osama_Bin_Logan 9d ago

I just counted and there are 45 McDonalds' within 15 miles of my house...😐

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u/TriggerHippie77 9d ago

Real estate investments is what McDonalds call them.