How To Properly Eat a Burger?
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I love Chipotle. They should just call that place "burritos as big as your head"
Personally I find Freebirds to be superior in options + flavor.
Chipotle is great, I've actually been there... but it's really not "mexican food" it's more like "mexican-inspired food", which is I think the point I've been trying to make in this thread all along. And there's obviously nothing wrong with that, we all obviously enjoy non-italian pizza and non-japanese sushi (lots of sushi types have avocado down here), but with mexican food the difference is the average person DOES think mexicans eat like they do in Chipotle, and that I do want to... I dunno, raise awareness to?
Think of me as the LIVESTRONG of mexican food, raising awareness for actual non-americanized mexican delicacies. MEXSTRONG. SHITSTRONG.
Think of me as the LIVESTRONG of mexican food, raising awareness for actual non-americanized mexican delicacies. MEXSTRONG. SHITSTRONG.
I wish, my head is HUGE!
What is this "Freebirds", and why don't I have one near me?[DOUBLEPOST=1359409781][/DOUBLEPOST]Just Googled it... *drooooool*
They are growing. Just a few years ago they only had two locations in College Station. Since they are expanding and I live fairly close to College Station... I want to know why there is not one near me either.
It..... actually is, yeah. Corona is as big as Coca-Cola down here.
And, at least until a few years ago, Mexico consumed more Coca-Cola per capita than the US did.
Wait, I meant Corona, margaritas aren't THAT popular, not as much as beer.
And if you put lemon(lime, whatever the fuck you call the small green ones) on a beer, you'd get your head cut off and your body hanging from an overpass.
Unless you make a michelada:
Then it's ok[DOUBLEPOST=1359411214][/DOUBLEPOST]
And if you put lemon(lime, whatever the fuck you call the small green ones) on a beer, you'd get your head cut off and your body hanging from an overpass.
Unless you make a michelada:
Then it's ok[DOUBLEPOST=1359411214][/DOUBLEPOST]
I should have said that MODELO, the maker of Corona, is as big as Coke down here... Corona, although very much best seller even here, yes, is definitely not the best beer they make.
I legitimately love this drink.
The creator of that drink should get a Nobel Prize.
Hidden Valley is not an actual ranch.
You what is just a weird way to eat a burger? With wheat bread. It doesn't taste bad, but it doesn't feel right either.
figmentPez
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Just had a burger on wheat bread for lunch, and it was (as usual) amazing. If this is wrong, I don't want to be right.
Instead of calling it a burger when eating off of sliced bread, call it a patty melt. It feels less weird that way, though I believe the more common type of bread used for a patty melt is dark rye, not whole wheat.[DOUBLEPOST=1359490927][/DOUBLEPOST]
I think it may be more accurate to say that, instead, Hidden Valley is only an actual ranch for certain values of Hidden Valley and certain values of ranch.
Hidden Valley Ranch, WA
Bagels make awesomer buns.
figmentPez
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I've also had burgers on waffles, blueberry bagels, english muffins, sourdough, tortillas, naan and hawaiian sweet rolls. There's a lot of types of bread that burgers taste good on.
I've yet to try a croissant, though. Or a doughnut. Or a cinnamon roll.
I've yet to try a croissant, though. Or a doughnut. Or a cinnamon roll.
They really do, my favorite are those awesome onion bagels.
Now with wheat bread its not the taste its mostly how I have a history of my burgers slipping out of the bread. Buns and bagels though are more secure which I like in a sandwich.
Now with wheat bread its not the taste its mostly how I have a history of my burgers slipping out of the bread. Buns and bagels though are more secure which I like in a sandwich.
Is that illegal? I feel like thats illegal. What am I thinking of?
Doughnuts are what variants of the Lutherburger are made out of.
The one main component of the Lutherburger (named for the late Luther Vandross) was that, instead of putting all the cheese and burger patties on a bun, you put it on a Krispy Kreme doughnut.
I have never had the urge to have a hamburger of any kind on a doughnut. I've had them on bagels, though.
The one main component of the Lutherburger (named for the late Luther Vandross) was that, instead of putting all the cheese and burger patties on a bun, you put it on a Krispy Kreme doughnut.
I have never had the urge to have a hamburger of any kind on a doughnut. I've had them on bagels, though.
You can't handle the itis?
GasBandit
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I'm afraid I'd become a male version of Janet O'Siren.
It's delicious.
I did it once to try it, learned just how ridiculous delicious it was and vowed to never eat it again for the same reason you won't eat it. I would weigh 700 pounds before I could stop.
GasBandit
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I assume you've never experienced the mindblowing wonder that is the potato bagel.
figmentPez
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My problem has never been liking one thing so much I can't stop. It's liking so many things I can't eat everything I have a craving for.
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