Burger King is disgusting. McDonalds is OK for a hamburger or cheeseburger, but a Big Mac is disgusting.
I miss Wimpy
What does any one think of those Byron burger places?
You still get Wimpies
Firstly, I want to bring up the new BK offering. The Angus XT Ploughman.
Angus XT Ploughman – athicker, flame-grilled 100% Aberdeen Angus beef burger, topped with melted slices of Irish cheddar and Red Leicester cheese. This succulent burger is served in a British baked, freshly toasted glazed bun, with fresh slices of onion and tomato, hand picked UK iceberg lettuce, and finished off with a swirl of sweet pickle style relish.
Branston on a burger? Wrong? I haven't had the balls to try one yet as I'm usually a Bacon Double Cheese or Whopper kinda guy, what do you lot think?
ignore the fish fingers, they are a distraction cleverly planted to distract you from the potential wrongness off the Branston
I had one the other day. They are pretty good actually.
Everyone loves burgers. Especially me. So this is a thread to celebrate them. Feel free to list recipe's for your own homemade versions, or discuss variations and argue about which is the best.
Firstly, I want to bring up the new BK offering. The Angus XT Ploughman.
Angus XT Ploughman – athicker, flame-grilled 100% Aberdeen Angus beef burger, topped with melted slices of Irish cheddar and Red Leicester cheese. This succulent burger is served in a British baked, freshly toasted glazed bun, with fresh slices of onion and tomato, hand picked UK iceberg lettuce, and finished off with a swirl of sweet pickle style relish.
Branston on a burger? Wrong? I haven't had the balls to try one yet as I'm usually a Bacon Double Cheese or Whopper kinda guy, what do you lot think?
ignore the fish fingers, they are a distraction cleverly planted to distract you from the potential wrongness off the Branston
What do we think of fish-burgers? Step too far?
My Burger King burger of choice is the Steakhouse XT. Secret ingredient - the deep fried onions.
I have photos if you want some yeti?
I tried that once and it was a bit like riding a bike through the sea.
The Darren Burger:
Despite the excellent name, what say ye on NUTTY OR BROWN BREAD in a burger? Wrong as feckin horses that. Not to mention the pineapple. I tried that once and it was a bit like riding a bike through the sea. Stupid and instantly regretful.
I think you only get them in service stations these days - I've not seen on in a town centre for many a year, so assume the name was bought by someone else.
I had a fillet-o-fish the other day for the first time in about twenty years...it had HALF A SLICE OF CHEESE on it!
Due to this thread, I actually looked on the McD's website yesterday only to discover that that is how they're supposed to be...
...WTF...CRAZY OLD WORLD!!!
(My son reckoned that it was just that no one else had bought one for twenty years either....and that the cheese had just slowly disintegrated while it had been sitting there waiting to be bought )
They've actually always had cheese on. It is you who has changed my friend.
the food we had there was mostly rubbish, but soon as we crossed the border back into Canada, had one of the nicest burgers ever. Wasn't big, but was delicious...I will soon be in americee..
the burgers i will eat there will pwn all the puny UK burgers i have ever eaten.
let me put it this way there is a place near where I am staying that has been on man vs food...
I couldn't find many...Please bidders