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(46,337 posts) Sat Sep 12, 2015, 12:08 AM Sep 2015

Organic restaurants?

Well, I'm not surprised...

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Organic restaurants? (Original Post) Archae Sep 2015 OP

Those grass fed Carl's Jr. burgers are damn tasty, but not organic. Juicy_Bellows Sep 2015 #1

Depends on the costs yeoman6987 Sep 2015 #2

If an organic Big Mac costs $14 bucks then you're right. Juicy_Bellows Sep 2015 #3

I think chipotle is fine now Travis_0004 Sep 2015 #4

Juicy_Bellows

(2,427 posts)

1. Those grass fed Carl's Jr. burgers are damn tasty, but not organic.

Reply to Archae (Original post)

Sat Sep 12, 2015, 12:13 AM

Sep 2015

The first fast food chain to go Full Monty Organic is going to have a good year.

In case you were wondering, Full Monty Organic is the only way.

GMO free FMO stuffed!

yeoman6987

(14,449 posts)

2. Depends on the costs

Reply to Juicy_Bellows (Reply #1)

Sat Sep 12, 2015, 12:34 AM

Sep 2015

If McD's goes first then the Big Mac costs 14 dollars? No way will that result in good news for them.

Juicy_Bellows

(2,427 posts)

3. If an organic Big Mac costs $14 bucks then you're right.

Reply to yeoman6987 (Reply #2)

Sat Sep 12, 2015, 12:41 AM

Sep 2015

I don't think a huge chain like the MACDonald's would be able to nationally pull it off overnight. However, some small chain in a liberal state just might. I think that's more likely. Chipotle is killing it right now and if they could deliver their menu 100% organic for say a 10-20% increase in prices they'd clean up even further. The fact is, they are so packed with customers now they have no impetus. That might change in the near future as competition moves in.

Oregon has a few organic restaurants but I wouldn't be surprised if chains like Burgerville go FMO.

Travis_0004

(5,417 posts)

4. I think chipotle is fine now

Reply to Juicy_Bellows (Reply #3)

Sat Sep 12, 2015, 01:11 AM

Sep 2015

If their prices go up 10-20% I would go there a lot less. Maybe go to hothead instead.

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