What's your favourite fast food burger?
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Out of the big three, the whopper by far.
For smaller but still top 100 chains, locally would be A&W, non local would be In-n-Out
I'm assuming you're American because of In-n-out. I've heard A&W is really different between Canada and America, here in canada the burgers are salty af, drenched in sauce, the buns somehow manage to stay dry af, and crazy overpriced for how shitty it is.
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small Cheval for regional chain & Culver’s for national.
Which nation?
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I've always preferred smashing my burgers over a bed of onions and today I learned it has a name
They're so good, so flavourful. Love them.
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There's something about McDonald's paper thin patties, greasy buns, and rehydrated onions that really hits the spot
Can’t tell if that’s sarcasm but you actually nailed it… it’s nostalgia food for me, I used to eat these as a kid
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BK Impossible with no mayo
If I have to pick a burger, then same! But if we're talking vegan fast food options than my first choice is always gonna be fresco style burritos at
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The only fast food burgers I eat happen to be White Castle single cheeseburger.
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So this is weird, but where I grew up there was a local, non-chain restaurant with 2 locations called Good Times. It was a combination Chinese, American and pizza joint. They don't have the location one town south of my childhood town, but the one I went to most is still there.
I don't suppose the one you're talking about is the same place...?
Nah this is a Colorado based fast food burger/milkshake type joint with sliders called "bambino burgers" and malt milkshakes. I get their Deluxe burger with green chile & cheese "wild" fries
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There's a small chain in Wichita Kansas called Bionic Burger. The double with cheese and fried onions is the most reliable way to introduce someone to that true Americana flavor. Side of fries and a cherry malt, it's not something you should eat but damned if you don't enjoy every second of it.
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Cheeseburgers, close second hamburger
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It sadly no longer exists.
Back in the day there was a restaurant called Lick’s in Toronto. They had an assembly line of people with loud 50s music and them singing whist they assembled your order. It was so much fun.
They had burgers that were actually burgers compared to any other chain. You could actually taste the meat!
My favourite side was called tater’s and cream. Fries topped with yummy white sauce that was slightly sweet but creamy with real bacon bits smothered on top with chives.
They also had an amazing turkey burger.They had other unique items on the menu but I forget them.
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Sweden has a hamburger chain named 'Mr York' and they are amazing!
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Goodtimes, haven't had one since I was in Colorado.
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Tasty Burger's Big Tasty.
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My options are severely limited since I don’t eat meat, but The Habit makes a really nice veggie burger. They have one of the fake meat burger brands as well, but those honestly make me gag a little with how greasy they are.
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Schoops , Whataburger, Culvers
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Double teen burger from A&W.
Has enough meat with the double patty, and has all the toppings like onion, pickle, tomatoes, lettuce, cheese, etc.
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Can’t tell if that’s sarcasm but you actually nailed it… it’s nostalgia food for me, I used to eat these as a kid
Oh I am being very genuine. I used to look forward to night classes in uni because I would ritualistically get 2 Mcdoubles dressed like macs on the way home.
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Out of the big three, the whopper by far.
For smaller but still top 100 chains, locally would be A&W, non local would be In-n-Out
What is the third one for you? Obviously McDonalds and BK, but not sure which would be the third one.
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Isn't that redundant? Are there non-fast-food burgers?
Regardless, if I'm getting fast food I'm getting something better than a burger.
Yes, there are gourmet burger places, and some fancy restaurants serve burgers (I've had a burger in a Jamie Oliver restaurant for example).
What do you consider better than a burger for fast food though?
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A bag of dick's, delicious.
wrote last edited by [email protected]Twenty years ago I lived across the street from Dick’s on Broadway. So many late nights ended with stumbling a few yards for a greasy bag of Dick’s.
Interestingly enough, my former residence is now the Capitol Hill light rail station.
But thank the good lord Dick’s is still there.
