Burger King South Africa financials revealed ahead of disposal

AstroTurf said:
No idea,

I know that for me a burger is not a burger without bacon.
Same for most of my non Muslim friends and of course my family.

On a side note, first time I had burger king was in China, I loved it and was quite disappointed when I realised that Burger King SA went the same route as KFC SA and cut out the best part of any burger.

On the other hand, I am very glad that there are eating options available for almost every diet in just about every part of our country :)
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I would prefer the option of having bacon on the burger if I felt like it at the time, but I've had plenty of perfect burgers without any bacon and didn't really miss it.

For me if the bun is good, the meat is good and cooked properly, there aren't 500 toppings and it has a decent sauce/cheese, bacon doesn't really needed to be added.

I'd honestly choose pickles over bacon in my 'perfect' burger.
 
RanzB said:
I would prefer the option of having bacon on the burger if I felt like it at the time, but I've had plenty of perfect burgers without any bacon and didn't really miss it.

For me if the bun is good, the meat is good and cooked properly, there aren't 500 toppings and it has a decent sauce/cheese, bacon doesn't really needed to be added.

I'd honestly choose pickles over bacon in my 'perfect' burger.
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Heathen.
 
ToxicBunny said:
Thats what I'd love to actually see a breakdown of.

TBH in the Halal capital of SA (at least in my opinion), KZN.. many BKs have actually folded because I personally think they massively misread the market demand for pig flesh.
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KZN halaal capital?

Son have you been to Century City?

It can just al well be called Alfred Mohammed.
 
Thor said:
KZN halaal capital?

Son have you been to Century City?

It can just al well be called Alfred Mohammed.
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Hey I entirely stand to be corrected, but the vast number of fast food places that are Halaal in KZN (and I'm talking normal brands that serve the glorious pig flesh) is astounding given that Muslims only make up 2 or 3% of the population in the country...
 
ToxicBunny said:
Hey I entirely stand to be corrected, but the vast number of fast food places that are Halaal in KZN (and I'm talking normal brands that serve the glorious pig flesh) is astounding given that Muslims only make up 2 or 3% of the population in the country...
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Well it's Chirstians too, the Bible says they can't eat pork.
 
ToxicBunny said:
I challenge you to pick out a modern Christian who doesn't eat pork gleefully...
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Modern Christian? So not a real one then. All I'm saying is, the Bible says they are not allowed. They can't just pick which parts of the Bible they want to follow and which ones they don't, that's some fun happy go lucky fcky religion there I tell you.

On a serious note, lots in the WC that's why we get chicken bacon here, chicken... bacon, what in the fkc.
 
ToxicBunny said:
Would be interesting to see the revenue difference between the halal ones and the ones that serve the glorious pig flesh.
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Not sure why all the fuss when most beef burgers test positive for pig DNA anyway.
 
Milano said:
Not sure why all the fuss when most beef burgers test positive for pig DNA anyway.
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You need to spread those test results far and wide among the heathens who are deathly afraid that pig flesh will infect and kill them.
 
All this talk of fast food has made me lus for some Calamari.
 

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