Favorite Burger - Page 2

Tom Earp · #16 06-28-2002, 05:41 PM

HKiss, where are you getting these bugers at?

Paddys Burger Shack in KC Ks the old fassion way grill not other crap!

When are we and the few other GCers going to get together?

Prefer Pork Tender and Schrooms!

No Onions as may get lucky and kiss a lady! Ha, Not likley!

I make some Bugers that will make you froth at the moth, the cheese is inside the burger!

HK when do ya want to come over?

phikappapsiman · #17 06-29-2002, 12:49 AM

On the West Coast, we have a place called In-and-Out Burgers. Their meat is always fresh, never frozen, and they have fresh cut french fries. The best meal is a Double-Double with cheese, fries and a chocolate shake! And when I am in Los Angeles, nothing beats Fatburger (Isn't that right you So. Cal people???)

Honeykiss1974 · #18 06-29-2002, 12:52 AM

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Originally posted by Tom Earp
HKiss, where are you getting these bugers at?

Paddys Burger Shack in KC Ks the old fassion way grill not other crap!

When are we and the few other GCers going to get together?

Prefer Pork Tender and Schrooms!

No Onions as may get lucky and kiss a lady! Ha, Not likley!

I make some Bugers that will make you froth at the moth, the cheese is inside the burger!

HK when do ya want to come over?

Hmmm, maybe Spangles is just here in Wichita?

Cheese INSIDE the burger????? That sounds good!

Steeltrap · #19 06-29-2002, 01:29 AM

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Originally posted by phikappapsiman
On the West Coast, we have a place called In-and-Out Burgers. Their meat is always fresh, never frozen, and they have fresh cut french fries. The best meal is a Double-Double with cheese, fries and a chocolate shake! And when I am in Los Angeles, nothing beats Fatburger (Isn't that right you So. Cal people???)

I'm a native SoCal who came to Fatburger and In-N-Out late in life. In-N-Outs are great w/just grilled onions on them. I wish they had bacon, too.

Now as for Fatburger, I'm only a turkeyburger eater there, w/my favorite onions and bacon as the topping.

BTW, Fatburger is owned by Earvin Johnson, a multimillionaire businessman PKA "Magic."

j_gets · #20 06-29-2002, 03:36 AM

The best burger chain is Fudruckers. Period.

Back home we have this local place called Scotties. It's an old style drive-in, built back then too. Great stuff. Also, there's a bar called the Blue Room that has killer patty melts.

J

pbpck · #21 06-29-2002, 03:51 AM

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Originally posted by phikappapsiman
On the West Coast, we have a place called In-and-Out Burgers. Their meat is always fresh, never frozen, and they have fresh cut french fries. The best meal is a Double-Double with cheese, fries and a chocolate shake! And when I am in Los Angeles, nothing beats Fatburger (Isn't that right you So. Cal people???)

I took my (real) little sister to In N Out tonight. She had a #2 with grilled onions, though.

Since I don't eat red meat, I get the same but without meat and it tastes just as good. Nothing beats In N Out.

BlueBlue · #22 07-10-2002, 11:18 AM

yeah i would have to agree with your friends on that one...blue cheese has chunks and i like my cheese chunk free thanks

Eirene_DGP · #23 07-10-2002, 02:17 PM

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Originally posted by phikappapsiman
On the West Coast, we have a place called In-and-Out Burgers. Their meat is always fresh, never frozen, and they have fresh cut french fries. The best meal is a Double-Double with cheese, fries and a chocolate shake! And when I am in Los Angeles, nothing beats Fatburger (Isn't that right you So. Cal people???)

LMAO!!! We don't have In-and-Out on the East coast and the first time I heard of it was on Comic View on BET. LOL. If any of you have seen the episode of Comic View that I am referring to you are probably ROTFLYAO!!!

ladyj39 · #24 07-10-2002, 02:21 PM

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Originally posted by phikappapsiman
On the West Coast, we have a place called In-and-Out Burgers. Their meat is always fresh, never frozen, and they have fresh cut french fries. The best meal is a Double-Double with cheese, fries and a chocolate shake! And when I am in Los Angeles, nothing beats Fatburger (Isn't that right you So. Cal people???)

In-and-Out is the best! I just had a #1 combo (Double Double-- no tomatoes, with onions-- with fries and a chocolate shake) on Saturday. You haven't been to California if you haven't had a burger from In-and-Out! I love thier fresh fries too! Yummy!

Corbin Dallas · #25 07-10-2002, 05:24 PM

Walter Sobchak: He lives in North Hollywood on Radford, near the In-and-Out Burger--
The Dude: The In-and-Out Burger is on Camrose.
Walter Sobchak: Near the In-and-Out Burger--
Donny: Those are good burgers, Walter.
Walter Sobchak: Shut the fuck up, Donny.

God, I love that movie

Tom Earp · #26 07-10-2002, 05:37 PM

First off Corby you are sick!

I put Cheese in the middle of the burgers when I make them! It got to be the Cheese!

Salina Kansas Cozy Burgers, oh my god you will kill for them! They freeze them and ship all over the world!

Belly Bombers! OOOOHHHHHEEEEEE Baby I died and went to heaven to have a Cozy!

TrojanGirl · #27 07-10-2002, 06:19 PM

The Purple Cow in Little Rock's Blue Cheese burger..

mmm.....

TG

DeltAlum · #28 07-10-2002, 06:35 PM

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Originally posted by Dionysus
White Castle! Those are the ONLY burgers I eat.

I love White Castles! Whenever I'm back home in Ohio, I head to the little Castle right away.

Speaking of Ohio, some of the best restaurant hamburgers I've ever had are at the original Max and Erma's in German Village in Columbus.

Here in Denver, the burgers at My Brother's Bar are outstanding.

How they're garnished depends on my mood on any given day.

DeltAlum · #29 07-10-2002, 06:39 PM

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Originally posted by j_gets
The best burger chain is Fudruckers. Period.

J

Just noticed this. Fudruckers was founded by a Delt. And they are great.

Corbin Dallas · #30 07-11-2002, 09:30 AM

If you're ever within 30 miles of Terre Haute, you have to go to this bar in town called Charlie's. They have this burger called the Tweetie. You order it with pepper jack cheese, lettuce, tomato, mayo, ketchup, mustard, pickles, bacon, grilled onions, some fries, and a pitcher of beer. It's an experience in and of itself. mmmm, tweetie....my mouth is watering, I think I need to take a long lunch (about 3 hours) and drive to TH and get one!

It's the first place most alumni, from the past 25 years or so go when they come back for homecoming, pig roast, or anything else in town. It's just too bad you have to wait until you're 21 to experience it, of course, I think everyone would be about 50 lbs heavier if they'd been eating those since freshman year!