Comments | reedrover: No Chick-fil-A for me EVER AGAIN

reedrover

No Chick-fil-A for me EVER AGAIN

Apr 20, 2011 13:57

Well, that's more than a bit annoying. I spent midnight up sick, and have had - ahem! - rather significant tummy trouble all day... I finally figured it out, and made the fateful phone call.

( the ah-ha moment! (and some TMI) )

food, sick

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sihaya09 April 20 2011, 19:51:59 UTC

Oh, Chick-fil-A. I love their nuggets, but have been on a ban for a long time for moral reasons.

liminalia April 20 2011, 20:53:35 UTC

This. Domino's Pizza too, although that's not such a great loss.

reedrover April 20 2011, 21:09:27 UTC

Yeah, the Jesus with my orange juice gets a little old.

To quote the web site:
Q: What is the Corporate Purpose of Chick-fil-A, Inc.?
A: To glorify God by being a faithful steward of all that is entrusted to us. To have a positive influence on all who come in contact with Chick-fil-A

furrball April 20 2011, 22:41:38 UTC

My moral issue with them isn't the Jesus, it's that they've been actively supporting anti-gay ("Protect Marriage!!!") groups. I'll give my money to pretty much any religious organisation, if they have yummy foodstuffs. But the second that money gets turned into funding anti-civil rights, I'm gone.

Target has finally redeemed itself, thanks to Lady Gaga pressure.

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vvalkyri April 20 2011, 20:36:36 UTC

wait, processed peanut oil is supposed to be non-allergenic? That would seem like quite the risk for them to be taking.

reedrover April 20 2011, 20:47:00 UTC

They claim they are ok with it. http://www.chick-fil-a.com/Food/Ingredients-Peanut-Oil

elyth35 April 20 2011, 23:54:49 UTC

So sorry. I should have said something, but I assumed you already knew. We found out about the peanut oil after one of Bean's friends ended up super sick from their chicken. It just reaffirmed our avoidance of Chick-fil-A. Because I sure don't need Jesus with my fast food.