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    Default Hamburgers - the worst and the best

    Take a look at the number of calories in these things -



    Many of those mentioned are not available around here where I live. Maybe that's just as well.
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    Well, that's "best" and "worst" purely on the "most likely to kill you" scale.

    There's a brewpub in Appleton that makes the best tasting burger I've ever had. Seems to me that Fuddruckers was pretty good too but I haven't been to one of those in forever.
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    When our office was downtown, one the Gents in my group kept mentioning we had to go to a place called the Bellwood Restaurant that served 16oz hamburgers! http://www.toronto.com/restaurants/listing/371881
    I never had the incliniation to take him up on the offer I'm sure it's a nice burger and all, but too much for me.

    I saw a recent newspaper add that listed a place in New Mexico as having one of the best burgers joints in the Country... let's see if T2TB knows anything about the place.
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    Good to see that my favourite burgers are among the "best" burgers, but this is only because we only have 3-4 variations on burgers here in Germany.
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    I didn't see White Castle gut grenades listed, must be a local burger. Those things have to be the worse but they fit in the palm of your hand.:

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    "Healthy Hamburger" ??

    Seems sort "Jumbo Shrimp", "Happily Married", "Congressional Ethics" to me. :

    Place in NYC called Jackson Hole that used to have a great burger.
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    Quote Originally Posted by M29
    I didn't see White Castle gut grenades listed, must be a local burger. Those things have to be the worse but they fit in the palm of your hand.:
    'Sliders' ? Shot through with holes?

    "Buy them by the sack." In college (68-72) we'd buy bags of 30 for $3; w/ cheese for $3.50. Awesome cure for the munchies.

    They are kinda limited in actual store locations, being originally a midwestern US phenomenon...when I lived in NY/NJ/CT they were all over. Here in CA, I get them in boxes of 6 Burgers for $4 or 6 Cheesed Gut Bombs for $5 in the frozen foods case at the supermarket. They lack the heavy dose of chopped onions you get freshly-cooked though.

    The SoCal burger phenom going back to the 60's is 'In n' Out'. Made fresh. Fries are fresh-cut 'taters, not frozen, too.

    Of course, that's not counting the fact that McDonald's 1st & original store that Ray Kroc scored from the McDonald brothers after selling them shake machines in the early 50's was/is in San Bernardino...

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    1/3 pound ground chuck (preferably bought whole and ground at home), mixed with an egg yolk, a tbsp of very finely minced onion, salt, pepper, and a dash of nutmeg, formed into a not-too-firmly-packed patty, dredged in flour, and fried to an internal temperature of 140 degrees F in lots of butter. Serve it on a decent roll, or (my favorite) a toasted English muffin.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ro3b
    1/3 pound ground chuck (preferably bought whole and ground at home), mixed with an egg yolk, a tbsp of very finely minced onion, salt, pepper, and a dash of nutmeg, formed into a not-too-firmly-packed patty, dredged in flour, and fried to an internal temperature of 140 degrees F in lots of butter. Serve it on a decent roll, or (my favorite) a toasted English muffin.


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    Quote Originally Posted by evenkeel
    "Healthy Hamburger" ??

    Seems sort "Jumbo Shrimp", "Happily Married", "Congressional Ethics" to me. :
    Or "military intelligence" or "conservative Democrat".

    A place in Dothan AL called "Mrs. Boomers" that makes a great hamburger (the Boomer Burger). Beef O'Brady's also makes a pretty good one too.

    The worst hamburger to me is What-a-burger. They're even worse than McDonald's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ro3b
    1/3 pound ground chuck (preferably bought whole and ground at home), mixed with an egg yolk, a tbsp of very finely minced onion, salt, pepper, and a dash of nutmeg, formed into a not-too-firmly-packed patty, dredged in flour, and fried to an internal temperature of 140 degrees F in lots of butter. Serve it on a decent roll, or (my favorite) a toasted English muffin.
    Ditto on Warren!!!

    Man, I can just FEEL my arteries hardening!

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    My daughter calls them "heart attack on a bun" - enough said.
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    Now, let's talk some real man killer burgers...........

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    You got it wingsdad! Thats them! They taste kinda good but have to be bad. Yeah we get a bag full of em each every now and then for old times sake. They once in a while put a rumbly in my tumbly
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    Do you guys remember change back from your dollar? I think that was MacDonalds slogan. You get a burger, fry and a coke with change back from your dollar. Shoot I payed 1.66/gal for gas today, maybe I will get back change for my dollar for a gallon of gas soon.:

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    This thread reminds me of this classic SNL skit.
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