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I thought this was aviation related because I didn't see "N/A" in the thread title. I was wrong.
Dude. This very pertinent to the $100 hamburger runs. The very lifeblood of GA
I thought this was aviation related because I didn't see "N/A" in the thread title. I was wrong.
Only if the money is sent on Tuesday.
20 most delicious burgers in the US.....http://nbc4i.com/2016/03/28/these-are-the-20-most-caloric-burgers-in-america/
Wouldn't it depend on where you go for a massage and what physically you have to do to get the massage?
We used to have a chain that made a mixed pork/beef burger. It was (at least in their mixture) an acquired taste. However, you can buy at most groceries a "meatloaf" (or sometimes meatball) mix that's a mixture of beef/veal/pork.There's a bar in downtown Charleston WV that has a burger that's half pork and half ground beef. Big burger too, a real clogger!
Tell me you don't eat both of the twins at once.
Sac, I really hope that In-N-Out isn't your standard for a great burger. It's good for fast food, but it's not exactly gourmet.
A hamburger (also called a beef burger, hamburger sandwich, burger, hamburg or cheeseburger when served with a slice of cheese) is a sandwich consisting of one or more cooked patties of ground meat, usually beef, placed inside a sliced bread roll or bun.
In the United States, a court in Boston, Massachusetts ruled that "sandwich" includes at least two slices of bread.
GTFO with that wrapped in lettuce ****.
(or sometimes meatball) mix that's a mixture of beef/veal/pork.
My great aunt (my grandmother's sister), used to make a very finely textured meatloaf that was served cold as an appetizer at family parties. One of my uncles said this was the best bread he ever tasted, leading the delicacy to be forever known as Aunt Irene's Bread.My Italian Grandmother used that mix for her meata balls! Absolutely delicious.
My great aunt (my grandmother's sister), used to make a very finely textured meatloaf that was served cold as an appetizer at family parties. One of my uncles said this was the best bread he ever tasted, leading the delicacy to be forever known as Aunt Irene's Bread.
Recipe?
Hungry?
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BIngo!Hmm... Five Guys?
One of the best burgers I ever had was in this tiny hole-in-the-wall place on the big Island of Hawaii. I was just trying to look it up but couldn't find the name. It was in the Kawaihae Shopping Center on the north west shore. A local told me about it. When I got it, it looked like the greasiest hamburger I'd ever seen I mean it was just dripping. But the taste! It was out of this world. I'm sure it was the most unhealthy burger I'd ever had. Lean beef is not particularly tasty is the point.
For a lean burger, Bison is pretty good while retaining good taste.
One of the best burgers I ever had was in this tiny hole-in-the-wall place on the big Island of Hawaii. I was just trying to look it up but couldn't find the name. It was in the Kawaihae Shopping Center on the north west shore. A local told me about it. When I got it, it looked like the greasiest hamburger I'd ever seen I mean it was just dripping. But the taste! It was out of this world. I'm sure it was the most unhealthy burger I'd ever had. Lean beef is not particularly tasty is the point.
For a lean burger, Bison is pretty good while retaining good taste.
I had a burger at Red Robin once. I was unimpressed.
Better or worse than McDonald's?Heads up. The new Carl's Jr./Hardee's Moonshine Burger is...
Pretty bad. I tried it. The worst part about it is the sauce. Sickeningly sweet. And the onion crisp things were just odd tasting, and they were like chewing on straw. I was quite disappointed. And I happened to like their last promotional burger, the Steakhouse Burger.
Better or worse than McDonald's?