How do you like your burger?

Started by Lise, Jul 30 07 12:58

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What toppings do you like on your burger?

Ketchup
8 (61.5%)
Mustard
9 (69.2%)
Mayo
6 (46.2%)
Pickles
4 (30.8%)
Onions
7 (53.8%)
Bacon
8 (61.5%)
Guacamole
2 (15.4%)
Tomato Slices
9 (69.2%)
Lettuce
10 (76.9%)
Foie Gras
0 (0%)
Mushrooms
5 (38.5%)
Cheese
8 (61.5%)
Pineapple
1 (7.7%)
Coriander or Cilantro
0 (0%)
Parsley
0 (0%)
Barbeque Sauce
4 (30.8%)
Worcestershire Sauce
1 (7.7%)
Baked Beans
0 (0%)
Yogurt
0 (0%)
Extra beef patty
1 (7.7%)
Capers
0 (0%)
Pepperoni
0 (0%)
Red Pepers or Chillies
3 (23.1%)
Not on the List
2 (15.4%)

Total Members Voted: 13

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wassanasong

#45
Aug 02 07 11:09
I like it with special sauce.  How come it's not an option?  

Ace

#46
Aug 02 07 11:12
I'm just curious.  Yogurt is on the list.  Who would put yogurt on their burger?  
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P.C.

#47
Aug 03 07 07:01
People might sub it for mayo ?  People who might convince themselves they're eating something more healthy than a burger ?  (I scratched my head on that one too...lol)
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Sawdust

#48
Aug 03 07 08:56
Bacon!! Whatever else you put on a burger, bacon takes it to a new level.

  EDIT: Yogurt???? wtf
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Schadenfreude

#49
Aug 03 07 09:04
My guess is, if you would eat one of these turds, you wouldn't think yogurt is an odd topping.

 
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#50
Aug 03 07 09:49
Veggie Burger ?  That's not a burger.  That's a....an umm....well it's a.....

  OK....in order to establish how one likes their burger, we need to define burger.  I think all other 'burgers' made with anything but beef, are usually prefaced by what's in it.  Like a chicken burger, or a halibut burger or veggie burger..........but when you say 'burger' to ME, it implies a traditional beef patty kind of burger. [img style="CURSOR: pointer" onclick=url(this.src); src="vny!://www.cheesebuerger.de/images/smilie/frech/c025.gif" border=0]

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Lise

#51
Aug 03 07 09:53
*cough* Why do you guys read so much into a burger for crying out loud!!

  I added yogurt there because believe it or not, I actually came across a site that has that option so I thought, hey, why not. Some ppl might like yogurt as an option.

  I've never tried tofu burger but my hubby doesn't seem to mind it. I think he had it from BK once upon a time ago. Said "twas ok"
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Lil Me

#52
Aug 03 07 09:55
I worked at a pub once where the burger dressing had yogurt in it (kind of like a veggie dip with yoghurt, mayo, spices, etc. mixed up).  I don't think that counts as a yoghurt topping because you couldn't actually taste the yoghurt in it.    
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Lise

#53
Aug 03 07 09:58
Aha! So I'm not crazy afterall! They do have yogurt!!!
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#54
Aug 03 07 09:58
lol....Sorry Lise. [img style="CURSOR: pointer" onclick=url(this.src); src="vny!://www.cheesebuerger.de/images/more/bigs/c008.gif" border=0]  
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Sportsdude

#55
Aug 03 07 02:40
what's wrong with veggie burgers?  
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purelife

#56
Aug 03 07 02:51
Costco sells some yummy veggie burgers, if anyone was interested.  (green packaging)  I've had homemade veggie lasagna and it was delish.

Sportsdude

#57
Aug 03 07 02:53
veggie power!
trader joes rules when it comes to veggie meals. They've got this eggplant pasta which is to die for, omg so good. And they've got this greek veggie dish to that is superb.
 
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purelife

#58
Aug 03 07 02:57
eggplant pasta...never had that but it must be deliciuos...i like eggplants!

Sportsdude

#59
Aug 03 07 03:01
oh this stuff is AWESOME!!!  
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