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This just reminded me of the only time I ever had a "pizza" burger. At some diner across from LaGuardia in 1977 on a family trip. I probably ate it three times that week.

Oddly enough, they were so great, I've never remembered eating one since.

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redskingreg wrote:
Ketchup
Mozzarella
Lettuce
Onion


This just reminded me of the only time I ever had a "pizza" burger. At some diner across from LaGuardia in 1977 on a family trip. I probably ate it three times that week.

Oddly enough, they were so great, I've never remembered eating one since.


And I’ve never had a pizza burger :lol:

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I dunno. I like mine with lettuce and tomato . Heinz 57 , French fried potatoes. A big kosher pickle , maybe a cold draft beer .

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Surprised to see American cheese is so popular with adults.

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I dunno. I like mine with lettuce and tomato . Heinz 57 , French fried potatoes. A big kosher pickle , maybe a cold draft beer .

Good God almighty, which way do you steer?

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french fried potatoes ?

does that go with your hamburger sandwich ?


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C'mon you guys!

Don Tiny doesn't quote and follow my post...and then Bagels is even more oblivious!

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Surprised to see American cheese is so popular with adults.
I actually prefer Mozzarella or Provolone.

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C'mon you guys!

Don Tiny doesn't quote and follow my post...and then Bagels is even more oblivious!

You're stepping on my comedy bits.

I wanted to present it in a more low-key, conversational way.

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way back in the day we used to go to Hackney's over by Old Orchard there. Would get the burger rare on pumpernickel with raw onion and a little ketchup. So that's what I'll go with

1. Raw onion, white, sweet, and juicy.
2. Ketchup.
3. n/a
4. n/a

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way back in the day we used to go to Hackney's over by Old Orchard there. Would get the burger rare on pumpernickel with raw onion and a little ketchup. So that's what I'll go with

1. Raw onion, white, sweet, and juicy.
2. Ketchup.
3. n/a
4. n/a

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No cheese?

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Don Tiny wrote:
GoldenJet wrote:
C'mon you guys!

Don Tiny doesn't quote and follow my post...and then Bagels is even more oblivious!

You're stepping on my comedy bits.

I wanted to present it in a more low-key, conversational way.


My "Good God" wasn't low key enough?

You completely missed it.

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My "Good God" wasn't low key enough?

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No cheese?

"Man who invented the hamburger was smart; man who invented the cheeseburger was a genius.”


Man who invented this thread only likes two hamburger toppings.

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No cheese?

"Man who invented the hamburger was smart; man who invented the cheeseburger was a genius.”


Man who invented this thread only likes two hamburger toppings.


I mean, if you have high quality freshly ground beef, other stuff is superfluous.

If you're talking about a frozen patty on the griddle, then by all means load it up with stuff to make it palatable.

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Hatchetman wrote:
Telegram Sam wrote:
Spaulding wrote:
No cheese?

"Man who invented the hamburger was smart; man who invented the cheeseburger was a genius.”


Man who invented this thread only likes two hamburger toppings.


I mean, if you have high quality freshly ground beef, other stuff is superfluous.

If you're talking about a frozen patty on the griddle, then by all means load it up with stuff to make it palatable.



Yeah, I could see where that's a little long for a thread title.

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Cheese brings any burger down.

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I heard a few years back that ketchup actually clashes with red meat and should never be put on a burger. Here is an interview with a burger expert. I snipped out the part where he explains why. Since then I've tried to keep ketchup off all my burgers for the most part and have switched to a dab of mustard which is supposed to accentuate the meat.

The original burger place in the USA, the one in New haven Conn, they don't even serve ketcup. Burgers come with mustard and pickles.

So basically all you people putting ketchup on your burgers are tasteless dummies.



https://firstwefeast.com/eat/george-motz-hamburger-america-interview/


What’s the ultimate burger faux pas?

I think one of the biggest burger faux pas is to put ketchup on your burger, because ketchup is very sweet and it does not work with the beef like everybody thinks it does. It was introduced by some of the fast-food chains in the ‘50s to get kids interested in eating burgers. The original American hamburger only came with a few basic elements: mustard and pickles—and if you wanted onions, you got onions. Mustard and pickles were basically the only two condiments available on just about every burger in America.

Ketchup was not introduced until the ‘40s or ‘50s, and then an entire generation—my parents—grew up eating burgers with ketchup, and they passed it on to me, and I ate ketchup on my burger for many years. Then I had the original American hamburger, and I said no, ketchup doesn’t work at all. Mustard and vinegary pickles actually bring out beef-y flavor. Ketchup’s a huge mistake.

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I've seen a few people mention mayo. That has been growing on me. At least up until a few weeks ago when we could go get a burger and a beer. I miss those days already.


No curbside? A lot of the places here are selling bottles along with the food.

Yeah, but it's not the same.

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I heard a few years back that ketchup actually clashes with red meat and should never be put on a burger. Here is an interview with a burger expert. I snipped out the part where he explains why. Since then I've tried to keep ketchup off all my burgers for the most part and have switched to a dab of mustard which is supposed to accentuate the meat.

The original burger place in the USA, the one in New haven Conn, they don't even serve ketcup. Burgers come with mustard and pickles.

So basically all you people putting ketchup on your burgers are tasteless dummies.



https://firstwefeast.com/eat/george-motz-hamburger-america-interview/


What’s the ultimate burger faux pas?

I think one of the biggest burger faux pas is to put ketchup on your burger, because ketchup is very sweet and it does not work with the beef like everybody thinks it does. It was introduced by some of the fast-food chains in the ‘50s to get kids interested in eating burgers. The original American hamburger only came with a few basic elements: mustard and pickles—and if you wanted onions, you got onions. Mustard and pickles were basically the only two condiments available on just about every burger in America.

Ketchup was not introduced until the ‘40s or ‘50s, and then an entire generation—my parents—grew up eating burgers with ketchup, and they passed it on to me, and I ate ketchup on my burger for many years. Then I had the original American hamburger, and I said no, ketchup doesn’t work at all. Mustard and vinegary pickles actually bring out beef-y flavor. Ketchup’s a huge mistake.


Fuck that guy. I'm a burger expert. I'll put whatever I want on mine.

Mustard needs to be with other stuff. Never on its' own or it sucks. That guy is the opposite of a supertaster. His buds are all dead!


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shakes wrote:
I heard a few years back that ketchup actually clashes with red meat and should never be put on a burger. Here is an interview with a burger expert. I snipped out the part where he explains why. Since then I've tried to keep ketchup off all my burgers for the most part and have switched to a dab of mustard which is supposed to accentuate the meat.

The original burger place in the USA, the one in New haven Conn, they don't even serve ketcup. Burgers come with mustard and pickles.

So basically all you people putting ketchup on your burgers are tasteless dummies.



https://firstwefeast.com/eat/george-motz-hamburger-america-interview/


What’s the ultimate burger faux pas?

I think one of the biggest burger faux pas is to put ketchup on your burger, because ketchup is very sweet and it does not work with the beef like everybody thinks it does. It was introduced by some of the fast-food chains in the ‘50s to get kids interested in eating burgers. The original American hamburger only came with a few basic elements: mustard and pickles—and if you wanted onions, you got onions. Mustard and pickles were basically the only two condiments available on just about every burger in America.

Ketchup was not introduced until the ‘40s or ‘50s, and then an entire generation—my parents—grew up eating burgers with ketchup, and they passed it on to me, and I ate ketchup on my burger for many years. Then I had the original American hamburger, and I said no, ketchup doesn’t work at all. Mustard and vinegary pickles actually bring out beef-y flavor. Ketchup’s a huge mistake.


Fuck that guy. I'm a burger expert. I'll put whatever I want on mine.

Mustard needs to be with other stuff. Never on its' own or it sucks. That guy is the opposite of a supertaster. His buds are all dead!


you are trying waaaaayyy too hard these days.

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you are trying waaaaayyy too hard these days.


I've been slowing going out of my mind since last week.


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