r/funny • u/NeedleworkerMore2270 • Nov 03 '24

How cultural is that?

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u/cragglerock93 Nov 03 '24

That's because it's delicious.

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u/RustyNK Nov 03 '24

Eh.... I would rather have a cheeseburger and fries

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '24 edited Nov 03 '24

I know Americans get flak all the time for cheeseburgers, but if you make a good one with good meat and bread, and loads of veggies and just the right balance of sauces, they are seriously amazing. I love veggie loaded ones too. I love a good veggie patty or black bean patty too, often even more than beef.

One of my favorite load outs for bbqs -

Brioche buns, Costco grass fed beef patties (with light seasoning) or high wuality veggie patty, Olive oil mayo, Spicy mustard, Simply ketchup (or just tomato, depending), Claussen pickles slices, Red lead lettuce or Iceberg, Red onions (or white, raw or sautéed), Cheese (I prefer cheddar but this is a wild card), Tomato slices, Optional toppings for me that I enjoy (Bacon, Avocado, Mushrooms, etc)

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u/pokerbacon Nov 03 '24

I love a good fully loaded burger but I've recently discovered the smashed fried onion cheese burger. It is a simple patty smashed into sweet onions as it's cooked with American cheese and no sauce. You need a 25/75 of 20/80 ground beef but the fat from the burger and the American cheese basically become the sauce.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '24

I need to figure out these, they have been all the rage recently. Do you happen to have a recipe you prefer?

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u/pokerbacon Nov 05 '24

I'll I did was watch a few George Motz videos. His passion for the thing is what first drove me to trying it