/dunk/ - Off topic

>>177930
Steak n' Shake has made a commitment to making their food cleaner. Last year they switched to beef tallow, now they use grass-fed beef. You should go there.

>>177932
Steak 'n Shake doesn't exist in the northeast.

>>177933
In that case I'd buy some beef tallow and fry my own. Once you've had that wholesome taste, sneed oil fries will turn you off. I'm old enough to remember how McDonald's fries tasted before they switched to sneed oil. It's like that.

>>177930
Gahoole need the same bandana.

>>177932
Isn't their food worse overall than it used to be? I remember Reviewbrah saying something to that effect a while ago. Maybe they just turned things around.

>>177960
They've really turned it around, I got an amazing grass-fed burger there a couple of weeks ago. The only thing is a couple of years ago they changed the default toppings to pickles, ketchup and onions; you have to ask if you want it the traditional way with everything like lettuce, tomato, and/or mayonnaise, but the nice thing is it's not an upcharge to do so. It's my go-to burger place now. I like to patronize companies trying to do the right thing.

>>177930
hey man five guys peanut oil burgers are delicious. just overpriced for no reason

>>177962
I think Five Guys is one of the better fast food joints judging from the one time I ate there.

>>177930
Formerly Chuck's oils

Almost all fried foods use soybean oil, sunflower oil, or other such junk.
Jews hate butter and lard. In fact, I believe that kikes promoted seed oils precisely because they were detected during the Inquisition, as they didn't like using lard for frying.

>>177930
Its almost impossible find places that don't use seed oil, the mom and pop places cut even more corners in my experience literally use some White label slop tactic. You have to make your own at home.

>>179005
Seed oils are cheaper. All the Big Ag food gets made on the cheap, which results in more health problems to feed the medical machine, also controlled by them.

>>179005
butter and lard are marginally worse for you than seed oils though they taste noticeably better.

its almost like consuming any kind of pure fat is bad for you and the best route is just limiting your fat intake regardless of the source

>>179083
The COVID operation proved that the medical establishment is not to be trusted.

People have been using butter and lard for hundreds of years. It's only in the past 1-2 generations since they've been putting seed oils in everything that everyone is overweight/obese. You can't just dismiss that as being from sedentary lifestyles or overeating. The food has fundamentally changed, it's all big corporate conglomerates now trying to maximize margins, and it comes at the expense of our health.

>>179089
>It's only in the past 1-2 generations since they've been putting seed oils in everything that everyone is overweight/obese
Yes, because they are cheaper ways of adding fat than more perishable animal fats. Neither is good for you and if you eat the same quantity of animal fats you will be just as fat with slightly worse cardio though at least you'd enjoy the food more because seed oils imo taste much worse. Asian cultures have been using seed oils as their primary oils for thousands of years and they don't have an obesity problem like in the west.
>You can't just dismiss that as being from sedentary lifestyles or overeating
You largely can considering how much less active people are due to modern transportation and technology and with a larger focus on service industries and white collar work.

>>179090
>You largely can considering how much less active people are due to modern transportation
Most Americans have had automobiles since the 40s and 50s and fat people were few and far between then.

>with a larger focus on service industries and white collar work.
I see plenty of blue-collar, productive workers, people who work with their hands every day who are overweight and obese. The problem affects all walks of life. Exercise helps but 80% of maintaining a healthy weight is diet and nutrition.