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Had a pumpkin smoothie with a 9-grain turkey club today...didn't have the sweet potato fries (though I kinda wanted them), though. Practicing a bit of restraint because I'm gonna do a lot of rich eating in the next couple of weeks, but I just can't resist the pumpkin smoothies. The pumpkin flavor is one of my faves there.
I've switched from the shakes to the smoothies because unless I am drinking them side-by-side, I can't really tell the difference at all. The smoothie, made with non-fat yogurt, is 390 calories/1.5g of fat, the shake is 770 calories/35g of fat. I'm not usually looking for low-cal when I eat fast food, but this switch has been a good one for me, YMMV.
BV Nutritional Guide: http://www.burgerville.com/html/pdf/n...
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You might want to review the discussion of the pros (and cons) of Burgerville's offerings under this recent Chowhound thread:
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A real bummer that the normal fall seasonal shake, huckleberry, is no longer being made! I sent them a sad email which they have ignored. Coming next is the chocolate hazelnut. I don't recal raspberry, but in summer is blackberry.
They also use Oregon Country Beef, which is veg-fed, no antibiotic/hormones. Oregon bleu cheese, etc.
Only within a 60-mile radius of Portland-Vancouver.
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Yup, that's the place: Burgerville USA. As far as drive-thru fast food joints go, B-ville is the top of the line. Fresh local ingredients, cooked to order. Recommended, if that's your thing.
Official Company website
http://www.burgerville.com/bv.htmlWikipedia
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Walla Walla onion rings, not Vidalias, but yeah, it's Burgerville. Their seasonal raspberry shakes are pretty damn great too.
A non-food example of why Burgerville is so great: the toy in their Happy-Meal-equivalent was a packet of seeds and a little pot to plant them in. They sold out and substituted a plastic jar that you could catch bugs with and observe them through a magnifying lens in the lid.
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