Burger Thread. Yes!
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It sounds interesting but is definitely not a burger - more of a pineapple inside-out cake.
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Australia only 
I knowAustralia only
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
I know
As you probably know from the other thread I don't eat eggs. Occasionally I'll order a double sausage egg mcmuffin, sans egg. Which feels like a waste of money, but it's change from their limp bacon rolls. Driving to N Wales at silly o'clock in the morning though my choices are limited.
Anyway again the Australians have this right. When I was there years back they'd do a sausage and bacon version. I keep hoping McDonald's UK will take note, but ten years on they are yet to do so.
equationgirl
Respect my existence or expect my resistance
I do sausage mcmuffins without eggs and cheese UnderAnOpenSky don't mind eggs if I cook them to my liking but not a fan if anyone else does them.
Rosemary Jest
Wrong and Unstable
I tried a Grand Big Mac the other day and am pleased to report it was just like a normal Big Mac, but bigger. Quite a lot bigger actually. 
antimata
neck chops
I tried a Grand Big Mac the other day and am pleased to report it was just like a normal Big Mac, but bigger. Quite a lot bigger actually.
will not 'like' ever, ever...
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
I tried a Grand Big Mac the other day and am pleased to report it was just like a normal Big Mac, but bigger. Quite a lot bigger actually.
Finally got round to trying one. Was distictldi underwhelming. I don't normally go for a Big Mac tbf, but thought there wasn't enough meat for all that bread.
Sasaferrato
Super Refuser!
We had burgers for tea, made from scratch by Mrs Sas. Delicious. 
Rosemary Jest
Wrong and Unstable
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Yep, still not as good as a whopper
A whopper done well. BKs quality control is no where near as good as McDonald's, which is unacceptable as they are more expensive. Especially when I want to eat them which is when on long journeys where the prices take the piss.
That said a decent XL Bacon Double Cheese is amazing.
Sasaferrato
Super Refuser!
Yep, coming back from Le Continent, first Burger King after Birmingham. I just about had a bloody heart attack when I saw how many calories in a Double Whopper with cheese. Mind you, I don't eat breakfast so that has been the first bite since leaving Amsterdam, and will be the last until I get home.
dolly's gal
killing things
guys I had such a rubbish burger out at the local "gastro pub" last night i could cry. dry, burnt on the outside, over-done, boring, gross, my life just isn't worth living any more
cybershot
Well-Known Member
guys I had such a rubbish burger out at the local "gastro pub" last night i could cry. dry, burnt on the outside, over-done, boring, gross, my life just isn't worth living any more
name and shame!
dolly's gal
killing things
The Abbot Cook in Reading (or as we HILARIOUSLY refer to it as, The Abbot's Cock 
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miss direct
misfungled
I went to Burger King last week for the first time in ages and had a brioche bun burger with crispy onions. It was really, really nice.
TruXta
tired
8 rashers is a bit much.
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
It's 1150kcals so it better be bloody tasty. Before chips and coke. Thats well over an hours running for me at the moment.
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Had this little number the other day. Not had a burger that wasn't of the fast food variety for ages. In the Nags Head in Edale after a day's walking, so was rather peckish. Price was £11 so definitely on the steep side, but that's the location I guess.
Burger itself was good, but the roll definitely should have been better for the money. Marks lost for poncy presentation and given where they are, then healthy appetites should be expected and more chips provided.
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Why didn't they just make him his burgers?
I wondered that
joustmaster
offcumdun
I think I'd do the same
