Random fast food generator

A craving hits but the menu is a wall of options and you can't commit. This random fast food generator makes the call. Press Generate and it hands you something off the counter: a bacon cheeseburger, a box of chicken tenders, a loaded burrito, a thick milkshake.

Fast food is where choice paralysis is at its worst. Everything looks good at eleven at night or halfway through a road trip, and whoever's placing the order can never get a straight answer from the back seat. A random pick cuts through it. Friends use it to settle where a group order stalls, road-trippers spin it at the next exit, and anyone having a cheat day lets the draw pick the treat so they don't have to feel responsible for it. It doubles as a party bit: everyone spins and has to order whatever comes up.

Keep it on theme with the filter. Narrow the draw to burgers, chicken, sides, the Mexican-style picks, or the sweet stuff, so a spin fits the craving you already half-have. Leave it open when anything off the menu will do.

Every pick comes with a photo, so the grid reads like a menu board the table can point at, and the wheel spins to one pick for a settle-the-argument reveal on someone's phone. Send a link that holds your filter and count so everyone's ordering off the same board.

These are generic menu items, not any one chain: no brands, no logos, just the food itself, so the pick works wherever you end up eating.