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Burger Thread. Yes!

Tbh if someone was brave enough to do low cost veggie fast food place I'd rather they take inspiration from things that work really well as vegetarian.

I'd happily pay the cost of McDonald's meal when on the road for some like lentils, rice and chapati.

One stop dahl shop maybe?
 
Tbh if someone was brave enough to do low cost veggie fast food place I'd rather they take inspiration from things that work really well as vegetarian.

I'd happily pay the cost of McDonald's meal when on the road for some like lentils, rice and chapati.

One stop dahl shop maybe?
But people want to eat crap like burgers...or fried stuff...thats why so many of them exist imo.
 
What I absolutely cannot bear is the patty falling apart or the thing being just far too big to actually fit into one's mouth without falling out all over the place. I'm a messy eater as is so I like a nice compact burger.
 
It would have to be a damn good veggie patty on that burger.....remember most of us on this threads have high burger standards.....I'm a chip snob too...I want the whole caboodle to be top quality (which I believe is possible, even without meat! :eek::cool::))

Im on a canoeing trip at the moment and yesterday stopped to cook some noodles. We'd been rained on and much to my delight we found a food van. Even better it turned out not to be a standard one, my burger was home made with spicy cheese and it was dam good.

Other half had one of the veggie options. Also home made and had beans and other good stuff. I had a taste and definitely one of the better veggie options going. So it can be done I guess, it's just still very rare.

From a food van by the side of a river of all places!
 
I like a neat/compact burger too. If stuff is falling out the sides it is annoying :mad:

Big patties are an issue of course but a lot of blame is with the buns. I like an old fashioned bap myself, not a fucking brioche or ciabatta nonsense.
 

I love burgers that have more kcals in then I should be eating as much as the next man, but things like seem a bit obscene.

I've also really gone of burgers that are stacked to high. The bread to meat ratio per bite is wrong and even worse the bread goes soggy with grease. In fact I think I'd rather try one of the veggie ones linked to above.

Also £75. I've never spent that much on a meal, but if I could afford to, it wouldnt be on a burger.
 
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