These Fast Food Orders Are So Wrong, They're Right

3. Grab-and-go Milkshake

Placed Order: Unknown $2–$5* is the average order price. This box's sticker reads, "Just order takeout," and that's exactly what one customer was attempting to do when her order took an unexpected turn. A milkshake was ordered to go by a customer. Her request was filled by the restaurant, but it came in a box with a straw taped to it, as if they were out of takeout cups.

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Twitter.com / COBIZZZLE / Milkshake To Go Can you drink it? Yes. Is this, in theory, what the client ordered? Yes. It will be strange, though, to drink a milkshake from a plastic box. Boxed drinks are, too, as it's not like the client can return them for any reason related to quality.

4. Onion Ring Side

Placed Order: Culver's Average Order Amount: $2* A certain favorite among side dishes is onion rings. The way this desired side dish is prepared may either draw customers in or turn them away from a restaurant. Some want them thick and battered, while others prefer them fine and flour-dusted and deep-fried. This is not how raw onion rings should be delivered.

Twitter.com/user/HerbFromChicago/Side of the Onion Rings When Beyoncé sang, "If you like it, then you better put a ring on it," she most certainly wasn't referring to this. That also isn't what this Culver's patron intended. Even if there are onions on the side, technically speaking, this is a problem that is easily identified.