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Hardee's usually stops serving breakfast at 11 am.

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bi weekly (every 2 weeks) twice a month.

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A great family restaurant

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Hardee's is a subsidiary of CKE Restaurants. The ticker symbol for CKE Restaurants is CKR. It is traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

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.70 ounces Actually, it is 2 ounces. I am suspicious of the 2-ounce figure. The entire weight of the hamburger, cooked and including the bun, according to White Castle, is 58 grams, or about 2 ounces (see the serving size column in the nutritional info page at http://www.whitecastle.com/_pages/nutrition.asp). Perhaps the weight of the bun, pickles, etc. exactly counterbalances the weight lost by the patty in cooking, but I doubt it.

According to wikipedia, in white castle's former process (before there were holes in the patties) there were 18 patties per pound of beef, so the pre-cooked weight of one patty would have been 16/18 or 0.89 ounces. (it also says forty to a kilogram, which is 25 grams or .88 ounces). There's no way it's 2 ounces anyway - 2 ounces is the PCW of a standard-sized patty at most other fast food restaurants. A quarter of a pound is 4 ounces, and we all know what a QP patty (Whopper or McRoyal) looks like.

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The song is called "Dollar in my Pocket" and it is by: The Come Ons. The Album is called Hip Check!

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The ticker symbol for CKE Restaurants is CKR and it is traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

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There is a 'contact us' link at the bottom of the http://www.hardees.com home page.

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disneyland

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It's Francis J Cura:

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Carls jr.

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it is on fouth st off of the 15fwy you cant miss it.

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The answer I found was "Tamara Brown". Very attractive!

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Carl's Jr. is a subsidiary of CKE Restaurants. The ticker symbol for CKE Restaurants is CKR. It is traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

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about 100 bucks

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They're back as of this weekend.

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The ticker symbol for Darden Restaurants is DRI and it is traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Darden Restaurants owns popular restaurants such as Olive Garden, Red Lobster, The Capital Grille, Longhorn Steakhouse.

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Probably 16-18 years old. Check with the management at Hardees and then talk to your parents and see what they think about this.

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I recently sent an email to Carl's Jr to ask them this question. Missy Dunn, their Marketing Assistant, replied and said the following: "The music in the commercial for the Huevos Rancheros Breakfast Burrito was created by our agency's studios specifically for that commercial." In other words, they created that sound bit for that commerical and is not done by a specific band. Bummer...I like that song too!

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yes

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Right now it's on sell for $2.99

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Elsa Marshall

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Carl's Jr answered an email I sent them on this subject. The answer is there is NO pink slime in their burgers.