LuckyLabrador
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Judging the best Burger
Mon, 04/30/07 12:00 PM
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I firmly believe the ONLY way to judge what burger is worthy of superstar status, is to eat it PLAIN, no cheese, ketchup, any condiments at all. A great Burger that can stand on it's own, is as good as any steak, IMHO!
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Bushie
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RE: Judging the best Burger
Fri, 05/4/07 1:30 AM
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I see where you're coming from, but I think some grilled onions would make it better. Nothing else would be needed.
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Pwingsx
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RE: Judging the best Burger
Fri, 05/4/07 5:09 PM
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The really great burger is made to bring out the fresh taste of the condiments. Stack 'em however you want!
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LuckyLabrador
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RE: Judging the best Burger
Sun, 05/6/07 1:08 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Bushie
I see where you're coming from, but I think some grilled onions would make it better. Nothing else would be needed.
I absolutely agree with you and Pwingsx, first though, IMHO, you should try 1, naked, how you dress it after that, will only make it better. Trying to figure out if a burger is great, when it's loaded down with the works, is like truing to determine if a woman has a great figure when she's wearing a Full length Mink coat. 
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Jennifer_4
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RE: Judging the best Burger
Sun, 05/6/07 1:49 PM
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I feel the same way about hot dogs.. my fave, Nathan's, needs no condiments at all IMHO, but I've yet to find a hamburger that doesn't benefit from a little something..
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Rick F.
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RE: Judging the best Burger
Sun, 05/6/07 2:10 PM
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quote:Originally posted by LuckyLabrador I absolutely agree with you and Pwingsx, first though, IMHO, you should try 1, naked, how you dress it after that, will only make it better. Trying to figure out if a burger is great, when it's loaded down with the works, is like truing to determine if a woman has a great figure when she's wearing a Full length Mink coat. Any woman wearing a full-length mink has ipso facto a great figure, since that means she can afford to support me in the style to which I would like to become accustomed. Burgers likewise: start 'em nekkid, then dress 'em sparingly!
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LuckyLabrador
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RE: Judging the best Burger
Wed, 05/9/07 5:43 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Rick F. quote:Originally posted by LuckyLabrador I absolutely agree with you and Pwingsx, first though, IMHO, you should try 1, naked, how you dress it after that, will only make it better. Trying to figure out if a burger is great, when it's loaded down with the works, is like truing to determine if a woman has a great figure when she's wearing a Full length Mink coat. Any woman wearing a full-length mink has ipso facto a great figure, since that means she can afford to support me in the style to which I would like to become accustomed. Burgers likewise: start 'em nekkid, then dress 'em sparingly! Matter of fact, it would help greatly if she started with at least 8 figures! 
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