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What post were you reading? he said it stands out because there’s a lot of cheese and sauce. I don’t think anyone says a burger is great because of the lettuce and tomato anyway.
What post were you reading? he said it stands out because there’s a lot of cheese and sauce. I don’t think anyone says a burger is great because of the lettuce and tomato anyway.
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My guy, a burger is like a Lego sculptor.
Every block means somethin!
He implied it's just about the beef patty!
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No I implied if the FIRST TWO THINGS mentioned are cheese and sauce, that says A LOT.
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#NawghtyComprehension
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The coldest crispest lettuce and perfectly sliced tomato ain’t gonna make a BK burger taste any better to me.
Honestly, I don’t even need lettuce or tomato on my burgers.
Bun/beef/cheese/bacon/sauce and I’m good.
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Nations and Super Duper look like they may be way better then it. I should of tried those. My one boy from out here mentioned In-N-Out and that’s it smh.
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To certain people out here, In-N-Out is all they go to. Can't blame you for trying it since it's hyped like crazy. I went through the same thing when I ate to Five Guys for the first time. It was solid, but I definitely had better.
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Super Duper is 100% better than In-n-Out.
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It is in the yellow pages
Bun
Lettuce
Beef
Mustard/A1
Is all I need. Tomato gets eaten separately due to moisture level ruining the experience.
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Good quality/well-prepared beef never needs A1 or any steaksauce in my eyes(tastebuds).
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A1 on a hamburger? Disgusting
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I need onions on my burger. Love onions.
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Needs, no it doesn't NEED it.
I like it on it though.
I don't use Ketchup and most burger places don't even carry A1, so it is once in a blue moon
Mustard is always on it though.
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I can NEVER have A1 on my burger. Though, I do agree with you on Mustard, need that on my burger along with mayo unless I hear good things about a particular burger's special sauce(house sauce). I think the only time I refuse mustard is when I have burgers with mushrooms.
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Only like mustard with my burger how in n out prepares it
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Nations burgers are whatever. Not bad and the patties are big but flavor on them doesn't stand out.
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And how is that?
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I think he's referring to mustard on the patty before flipping on griddle
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I didn’t like nations burgers too much when I lived in the Bay. I used to love their Chilli fries though. and nations was just a decent place to hit at 3am after the clubs let out.
In-N-Out still to me reigns supreme over all burger joints here in the US. When I first tried it, I think I might’ve ate it for a month straight. It has the freshest taste to me. Still my favorite burger to this day.
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I think he's referring to mustard on the patty before flipping on griddle
Animal style gang
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Hmm, wonder how that alters the mustard taste.I think he's referring to mustard on the patty before flipping on griddle
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Lettuce is a waste of time
