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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsWhat kind of stuff do you put on your hamburgers? condiments, cheese, extras. I like cheddar, thin slice of onion.
mustard and some ketchup. What about you?
EYESORE 9001
(29,637 posts)plus pickles and lettuce.
debm55
(59,614 posts)get the red out
(14,023 posts)I love cheese, but not on a burger. I don't like pork so no bacon. Other than that it just depends on my mood.
debm55
(59,614 posts)lastlib
(28,067 posts)None of that ketchup/mustard/mayo rot--that stuff gags me. In lieu of A-1, I'll put JackStack BBQ sauce on it--that stuff's GOLDEN!
debm55
(59,614 posts)MIButterfly
(2,570 posts)I also like mustard, but I don't put any if the burger is good enough without it.
While in Chicago a week or so ago, I went to the restaurant attached to the hotel and had a cheeseburger with lettuce, tomato and onion on a brioche bun and fries. I love brioche buns. It was delicious and really hit the spot for the long drive home.
debm55
(59,614 posts)MichMan
(17,063 posts)debm55
(59,614 posts)surrealAmerican
(11,850 posts)... and nothing else.
debm55
(59,614 posts)Sailingdiver
(361 posts)Mustard, pickles (dill or bread and butter, but not both), lettuce, onions, onions, and more onions, and cheese (american or cheddar or gruyere).
debm55
(59,614 posts)La Coliniere
(1,889 posts)can always be found on my Beyond Burger. Sometimes Ill melt a slice of plant-based cheese on top.
debm55
(59,614 posts)Dorothy V
(505 posts)and at my town's Waffle House, the cook makes, to my specs, a burger with grilled onions, pickles, and American cheese. Nothing else usually, I don't like yellow mustard or ketchup, but I might mix a drop or three of Tabasco into some A-1 Sauce and spread it around to mix on one half of the bun. Just depends on how the fit hits me. If its hot out, forget the burger and give me a standard model BLT
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debm55
(59,614 posts)ProfessorGAC
(76,511 posts)The cheese is usually swiss, but I'll use others.
The onion/mushroom mix is sautéed in red wine, to add acidity.
I might add lettuce, but has to be a type that will stay crunchy despite the wet ingredients.