Welcome to HARDEE'S, may I take your order?

[captpackrat]

They may not know how to spell their own company name, but the 2/3 Pound Thickburger is the closest thing I've found yet to the Jack-In-The-Box Ultimate Cheeseburger.  Maybe better.

Comments

[cateagle.livejournal.com]

*blinks* 2/3 pound Thickburger? Darn, that sounds delicious and I can appreciate your comparison as that's one of my favorites from Jack-In-The-Box, though a triple-burger with cheese from Whataburger is not to be looked down on.

[whitetail.livejournal.com]

Isn't Hardee's owned by Carl's Jr. now?

[captpackrat.livejournal.com]

The mayo isn't quite the same, but close. And the Thickburger has more meat. A LOT more meat. No veggies or weird sauce like the Carl's Jr. 6 Dollar Burgers normally have, just bun, meat, cheese and mayo.

[captpackrat.livejournal.com]

Yup. They both have the same star on their logos. They both have similar giant burgers, though Carl's has a bigger one, a full pound. Carl's also seems to have more veggies and stuff on their burgers; the one I had today from Hardee's was just cheese and meat and cheese and cheese and meat and cheese.

[cateagle.livejournal.com]

Add an extra beef patty in between those two middle cheeses and that'd be a Whataburger triple cheeseburger, definitely not for the small of stomach, though I'll admit to having had one for dinner after skipping lunch and still having had room for a large shake and some other foods.

[austin-dern.livejournal.com]

Wouldn't that be Carl's Jr?

[deffox]

Wish they had HARDEE'S here. The local Harveys is pretty lame in comparison.

When visiting my parents I've been getting Hardee's Philly Cheese Steak burger.

I thought the 2/3 lbs Thickburger was the 6 Dollar burger with an extra patty. Wasn't the Monster burger the one without the veggies?