What's your favourite fast food burger?
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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.
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Do they make horse burgers??
I only recently learned the answer is "no"! For years I was wondering why people were lining up around the block to eat horse.
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Hungry Jacks Bacon Deluxe
wrote last edited by [email protected]R.I.P. 2for$10 Bacon Deluxe deal.
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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.
wrote last edited by [email protected]You can get burgers at sit-down restaurants. Famously Red Robin. It's a non-fast food burger restaurant.
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Best I've cooked: Oklahoma onion burgers
Best I've bought: green chilli burger from Meat Liquor Covent Garden though sadly they don't seem to have that location any more and the green chilli burger is no longer on their menu!
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The kebab shop down the road makes burgers too and they're better than everything I've had from one of the large chains while still distinctly feeling like junk food.
Is it that they spice the patties or something else? What's the liklihood their burgers are mixed meat? Like maybe goat + beef?
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Good Times is a smaller chain and my favorite
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...?
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It's a toss up between a Wendy's Baconator and the Jack-in-the-Box Ultimate Bacon Cheeseburger.
Or a classic Double Double from In-n-Out if you can consider an hour+ long wait in line "fast" food.
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In n out dbl dbl
Assuming the question means fast food chain
Second is dbl cheeseburger from McD, hate me if you need to
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Whataburger Sweet & Spicy Bacon Burger.
Is your name from dune? Finally read all the way to Chapterhouse dune
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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
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Is it that they spice the patties or something else? What's the liklihood their burgers are mixed meat? Like maybe goat + beef?
Very low. Goat meat is expensive.
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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.
There's a gourmet burger restaurant near me. Semi fancy sit down enviroment.
Square1 Burgers and Bar. They named themselves that because they took making a burger back to square 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.
There are some "craft" burger chains like The Works, don't know if that's only Canada. A burger you get a steakhouse is usually going to be much higher quality too, ground in-house cooked medium rare kind of stuff.
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I only recently learned the answer is "no"! For years I was wondering why people were lining up around the block to eat horse.
Very misleading name. I've also written to Panda Express corporate about why I can't get a rack of panda ribs there too.
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Best I've cooked: Oklahoma onion burgers
Best I've bought: green chilli burger from Meat Liquor Covent Garden though sadly they don't seem to have that location any more and the green chilli burger is no longer on their menu!
I've always preferred smashing my burgers over a bed of onions and today I learned it has a name
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In n out dbl dbl
Assuming the question means fast food chain
Second is dbl cheeseburger from McD, hate me if you need to
There's something about McDonald's paper thin patties, greasy buns, and rehydrated onions that really hits the spot
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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.
