Burger preferences and places
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SoCalZone10
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It looks like a sandwich to me.That's not a burger!
It's a burg!
Half the fun of an Aussie hamburger is watching someone trying to eat it 
And that really is a standard Aussie Burger with the lot; although, the pineapple is an added extra - the pineapple makes it an Aussie Hawaiian Burger most people leave it off
And that really is a standard Aussie Burger with the lot; although, the pineapple is an added extra - the pineapple makes it an Aussie Hawaiian Burger most people leave it off
SoCalZone10
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This is our favorite burger place, but really the fries are the reason we come back here.
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yeah - even the vegan ones are murder. I have resorted to 2 open sandwhiches and a salad!Half the fun of an Aussie hamburger is watching someone trying to eat it
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You've just reminded me of my youth, in a small town in Kent.
The only hamburgers (they were a bit of a novelty then) available were at Wimpy's...
And before you ask, yes, they were pretty wimpy.
Then I went to university in London and, lo and behold., ate the best burger of my life at the newly opened Hard Rock Café, on Piccadilly!
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badjak
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I was very lazy last night and grabbed a freshly baked bread roll and left over baby ketjap. That was all.
On the burger side: I like a homemade burger with not too many extra's. No cheese. Maybe a bit of lettuce, onion and tomato, but just a little bit.
And now I feel I have to make burgers tonight or tomorrow night
On the burger side: I like a homemade burger with not too many extra's. No cheese. Maybe a bit of lettuce, onion and tomato, but just a little bit.
And now I feel I have to make burgers tonight or tomorrow night
No pressure ....
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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Shame the food was bad but Wimpy did serve their n coffee in a proper cup and saucer which was nice.
badjak
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OK, I bought mince or ground beef.
Now my meat balls and burgers are more or less lhe same except for the shape..
And now I am thinking "meat loaf" (not the singer) on the smoker.
Then a slice (or 2) in a roll with mustard, or piccalili...
Now my meat balls and burgers are more or less lhe same except for the shape..
And now I am thinking "meat loaf" (not the singer) on the smoker.
Then a slice (or 2) in a roll with mustard, or piccalili...
SoCalZone10
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Me neither.You know something, of all the places I have travelled to, I don't think I have ever been into a Hard Rock Cafe
I went to Hard Rock Cafe back in the 90's in Amsterdam and the burger was very good. I have to say though that the best burger I ever had was on my one and only short trip to the USA. It was in Boston. I can't recall the restaurant.
I've never been to Australia or NZ but I have heard elsewhere that the burgers there are excellent. Beetroot is fine in a burger, I'm sure. Why not?
SoCalZone10
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Beetroot is not eaten here in regular menu, most American people don’t like them, let alone in burgers. I know because I served many of my kid’s friends and they all said something nasty afterwards like their urine turned all red.