COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 11, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- White Castle tops other fast-food hamburgers in a newly released Consumer Reports national survey. According to the rankings, customers craved the taste of White Castle's Original Sliders® more than Wendy's, Burger King and McDonald's hamburgers.
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Customers also chose White Castle's menu as a better value over those same fast-food restaurants.
"It's impressive to see White Castle ranked higher than some of the much larger quick service restaurants," said Jamie Richardson, vice president at White Castle. "We feel honored that our customers think so highly of our food and find our menu a good value for the entire family. As a family-owned company, White Castle has strived to always satisfy the cravings of our customers."
Overall scores in the Consumer Reports survey were based on food quality, value, staff and speed of service. White Castle scored a 78, putting it in the "very well satisfied" category.
The Consumers Report survey ratings are based on responses from 36,733 magazine subscribers. The ratings come from over 98,000 dining experiences during April 2009 to June 2010. The survey appeared in the August 2011 edition of Consumer Reports magazine.
The White Castle chain of restaurants is celebrating its 90th birthday with special events throughout 2011, as the company looks forward to another 90 years of creating even more extraordinary moments.
About White Castle
White Castle is a family-owned business based in Columbus, Ohio that owns and operates more than 400 White Castle restaurants in 11 states. The company was founded in Wichita, Kansas in 1921 and is America's first fast-food hamburger chain. All White Castle Sliders are made from 100% USDA approved beef or 100% white meat chicken. This year, the company celebrates its 90th birthday with special events and promotions occurring throughout the year. For more information on White Castle, visit www.whitecastle.com.
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