Fast Food Tattoos That Prove Food Love Is Real

Getting a tattoo is — or at least, should be — a big decision. It's forever, after all, and it's a huge commitment. People choose to get a tattoo for all sorts of reasons, but one of the biggest is that it's a representation of something near and dear to them, something they couldn't imagine doing without. But surely, fast food is a convenience and not a necessity, right? Actually, there are quite a few people out there who don't just have a favorite fast food place, they have a place they love so much they've had it inked on their bodies. Don't believe it? Check out this food love.

We're absolutely not going to deny that Burger King's crown is linked to some serious childhood memories. There was something special about it, and there was something that made us all feel special. It didn't even matter if you were at a BK birthday party and everyone had crowns... it was yours that was real, wasn't it? We feel you. 

We all know Colonel Sanders is an old-fashioned sort of gentleman, so we'd love to know what he would think of someone not just getting a tattoo in tribute to his finger-lickin'-good restaurant, but of his own classy mug. At the very least, this should get you a free side every time you visit. It's free advertising, after all! 

Clowns are creepy, we'll say that right up front. They might be the stuff of nightmares, but what's not creepy is this Ronald McDonald tattoo. He's adorable! He's even daydreaming of his favorite burger, and let's be honest. You're thinking about the same thing now, aren't you? 

Sure, you could get all abstract and stylized. You could opt for a tattoo that needs to be interpreted and explained, one that only you know the meaning of. Or, you could just get the logo of your favorite burger place tattooed on your body, because there's something to be said for straightforward, too. 

White Castle isn't just a guilty pleasure, it's a way of life. For years, it was the stuff of late nights out with friends, sharing a bag of burgers while sitting on the hood of your car and watching the sun set, and more than a few gaming sessions. White Castle isn't just about sliders, it's about memories. 

Getting a portrait done can be tricky business, especially if you're going for something that's more life-like than caricature. You run the risk of getting a piece that looks nothing like who it's intended to be, but I think we can all agree this artist absolutely nailed it. What would the Colonel think?

Starbucks has built themselves a rabid fanbase over the years, and this Frappucino looks like it's ready, willing, and able to take on anyone who says they prefer Dunkin'. He means business, like we do when we order one Venti... and another as a backup. 

It's simple, it's small, it's straightforward. This person loves Burger King, and they're not afraid to tell the world they dream of Whoppers at night. 

We're assuming the text means this person is an employee of Carl's Jr., and that's some serious dedication to your job. They're making burgers while they're on the clock and advertising while they're off the clock, and that's definitely going above and beyond what the employee handbook requires. 

As if there's any doubt how you feel about the pizza place you immortalize on your body in tattoo form, this one clears up any confusion. An artistic marriage of the Domino's logo, actual pizza, and a heart leaves nothing to be questioned... except, "Would you like pepperoni on that?"