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The problem is, to avoid food poisoning, you must cook your burger or chicken to a high enough temperature to kill E. coli and other gut-wrenching bugs.
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Smith is partnering with the Olayan Group, a Saudi conglomerate that already holds 300 Burger King and Texas Chicken franchises, as well as investments in such companies as Acer, Baxter, Coca-Cola, Kraft and Toshiba.
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Supersizing a meal at McDonald's, Burger King or Kentucky Fried Chicken costs a consumer only 67 cents out of pocket.
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Well-dressed families converse and enjoy staples such as tomato soup, crab cakes, Caesar salad, chicken salad, "one great burger" and calves' liver with bacon.
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The Old Spice effort and Burger King's order-taking chicken are among the best-ever social media campaigns identified by Forbes.com and a group of experts.
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Greenberg, McDonald's went for growth beyond the burger--into pizza, burritos and rotisserie chicken.
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Other premium items are an avocado-and-wasabi burger, a truffle-porcini-and-chicken sandwich and lobster salad.
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In the Philippines the company boasts Chinese fast-food chain Chow King, Red Ribbon bakeries, Mang Inasal grilled chicken outlets, Greenwich pizza parlors and its U.S. chain Burger King franchises.
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Operating along the same lines, fellow fast-food purveyor Burger King introduced a new "low-fat platform" consisting largely of chicken sandwiches and Wendy's (nyse: WEN - news - people ) expanded its Web site to include more nutritional information.
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Chicken, bunless "sandwiches, " salads and fruit have all made their way to the major burger chains and not simply to satisfy dieting consumers.
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Burger King, which usually tweets several times a week, typically does so to promote sales on chicken sandwiches, or to ask questions such as how many bites it takes to eat a chicken nugget.
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