Now this can be a condiment or an actual topping, so lets hear em and let us know if it was gross or just sounded gross. :P
For me, probably would be Pastrami. Not sure why it was there, but damn it was tasty. I've seen a burger with peanut butter on it, but I wasn't brave enough to try it.
Hamburger
A hamburger is a hunk of ground beef served between two pieces of bun-configured bread. Hamburgers are often served with a variety of toppings and condiments. It is named for the region in which it was invented, not for the kind of meat (as is often mistakenly suggested).
Strangest topping you've had on a burger
I've had a lot of topping but all of them seem pretty standard. I guess the strangest would be crumbled bleu cheese.
@TheSilentTruth said:
Your avy = Nyuu/Lucy right?" Only fries. I don't experiment with burgers much. Wouldn't want to ruin a good thing. "
Oh boy, I had a burger in Vegas that had STEAK on it. Yes, its true, my mind imploded at first as well.
@TheSilentTruth said:Yup.Your avy = Nyuu/Lucy right? "" Only fries. I don't experiment with burgers much. Wouldn't want to ruin a good thing. "
Cherry Cricket here in Denver is famous for cream cheese and freshly diced jalapenos. Best fucking burger I've ever had!
in new zealand i had a burger from fergburger called the bun laden, that had falafel patties, dressed with a lemon yoghurt and a chipotle chili sauce, avocado, aioli and all the trimmings in it.
it wasn't very nice, but i tried some others and fergburgers are the best burger chain in the entire world.
I know TGIF used to have the cheesy bacon cheeseburger which has mozzarella sticks on it. Not really strange, but it was delicious.
Beetroot, I guess? My Dad actually likes it on his as do a few people down here but I never really understood why.
I've had pineapple in a burger before which was strange too. A fried egg might be considered strange as well but I actually like that one from time to time.
" Cherry Cricket here in Denver is famous for cream cheese and freshly diced jalapenos. Best fucking burger I've ever had! "I live in Denver and I must say even though i've never heard of Cherry Cricket that sounds like it could be good.
The most epic hamburger topping i've ever had would have to be a chicken burger in the form of the McGangBang
Pineapple, peanut butter, and teriyaki sauce. It was this small diner in Menomonie, WI and on the menu was the "Yuck Burger" It was really damn good, the pineapple was grilled, and it was a peanut butter/sauce blend.
Vinegar. I experiment a lot with burgers, and this was probably the strangest idea for a topping I've had. It wasn't bad, but a little splash of Italian dressing is quite a bit better. You can make a pretty damn good sauce for burgers using vinegar, mayo, and dill relish mixed well.
I'm also really fond of grilling burgers with a little bit of Louisana wing sauce at about the same time you'd normally add cheese. It gets me some strange looks, but honestly, it's amazing, especially with a pineapple ring or the usual condiments.
I'd love to try the afore-mentioned cream cheese and jalepeno burger. That would be right up my alley.
I have never eaten a burger with anything more than just ketchup on it (I've bitten into such burgers, but never proceeded to swallow any of it). So ketchup kind of is by default.
Burgermeister near where I live has a Tropical Burger on which they put pineapple and mango salsa. It's actually a little underwhelming, sadly. They also have a teriyaki burger that's much better, but I'm definitely gonna have to try that cream cheese/jalepeno pepper one. That sounds incredible.
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