burger

Where do I start. Well for starters (that is as good as any place to start) due to popular demand, and @flhrci 's request, I decided to go ahead and pull the trigger on a burger review. The Carl's Jr./Hardee's Fiery Star. It's a Famous Star but with pepper jack cheese, spicy sauce goo, and...

I've always liked Arby's. The hot, thin sliced roast beef was the bomb. But here's the thing - that was back in the day when I still ate buns, and even then, I'm pretty sure I hadn't touched an Arby's in twenty years. The one thing that I remembered liking about Arby's was the Horsey Sauce. It...

Mother Of All Burgers. Making Of A Burger. What started as a 2.2 lb package of 7% lean ground beef got formed in to a burger patty. I had actually intended on getting 1.2 lbs, which would have been appropriate for dinner. It changed form very little from package to burger patty. Maybe it was...

Burgerim is an up and coming fast food franchise, which, I'm going to guess probably originated in Los Angeles, judging by the heat map: Now - here is the thing. Some of the locations profess to be halal. How can you be halal if you have bacon? There is bacon on the menu. That is not halal...

Okay, so, I ended up going on a short ride today because I plan on making ribs, and I needed to be back a little bit early to engage in the rib making process, so I went to the burger place of third choice. This burger place of third choice (we will abbreviate BPTC) has three basic sizes of...

Okay I tried this experiment right. Order a lettuce wrapped burger in Vietnam. They have hamburgers at the British ex pat pub. This is how it came out:

How do you like your burgers?

But then again there is not places for it. Consider this... Those are hamburgers. Or would have been. Not my idea. I don't have a back story for this, other than I was watching random videos of Russian ships blowing up Somali pirates sheerly for the soundtrack. Consider the smoldering...

In response to @Clark1961 's call for a pirep on this burger, here it is. It was January of 1941 when the thin, wispy bearded Vietnamese man woke up to the rays of dawn, wondering what he might do with his day. An ordinary thin, wispy bearded Vietnamese man might to down to the street café to...

Yeah, or maybe you were riding, and not walking, but let's say that, for whatever reason, you were traveling down a two-lane road sort of in the sticks but between two 'burbs, and there it is, on the shoulder, a still-warm, wrapped up double cheeseburger, that has, by all appearances, been...