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You're eating a burger or sandwich that comes with these toppings by default.
- Thread starter ChaserX
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+1 TeamTomatoesSuck
No raw tomatoes ever. Once you cook them they are fine.
Everything else in that list is great.
No raw tomatoes ever. Once you cook them they are fine.
Everything else in that list is great.
Ketchup is what comes to mind when someone says poverty. The smell and taste elicit feelings of grief and a hatred for those "slumming it" with the condiment most of my childhood meals consisted mainly of.
Also mayo is bad.
Also mayo is bad.
Where in the world am I eating that I don't trust the head chef to create their dishes with the flavors they intended? If I don't want ketchup, and that burger is listed with ketchup, I order a different burger.
I'm not picky so I don't change a thing. So weird to see people hating basic food ingredients like they were served shit in a bun.
Also : Americans believing the tasteless, colourless chemical paste they are used to is real Mayonnaise. So funny.
Also : Americans believing the tasteless, colourless chemical paste they are used to is real Mayonnaise. So funny.
Ketchup does not go with these things in a Sandwich. It's different for a burger though... so the poll is weird.
Ketchup is for kids.
I eat it all, sounds like a great burger. If it was a burger prepared by someone else that is. If I did burger myself then it would have less toppings for convenience and so the overall ingredients would be cheaper. I'd leave out veggies first.
I hope it's a perfomance, maybe it's not since this is a gaming/geek forum afterall. People can be bit mental.
I'm okay with mayo/ketchup, but I'd much rather have mustard. Everything else is all good, the more the merrier.
I usually nix onions, because they can be super overpowering and just dominate the whole taste of the sandwich. Often find myself picking off a little lettuce, too, because restaurants have a tendency to go buck with it.
Not a fan of raw slices of tomato.
I don't consider myself a picky eater. It's one of the only commonplace food items that I just don't enjoy much.
Some people don't like pickles and onions. I have asked for EXTRA of those before. We all have our tastes.
I don't consider myself a picky eater. It's one of the only commonplace food items that I just don't enjoy much.
Some people don't like pickles and onions. I have asked for EXTRA of those before. We all have our tastes.
It's a burger.
Sandwiches in general are some of the most customizable food items on the planet. The whole point is to have it your way since it's so easy to just add or remove a topping. Burger King (fast food aside) chose that slogan for a reason.
Haha.
Also, I know the Dutch use it in fries, but the person called mayo out itself, not the usage case!
Also if I *had* to choose it'll be pickles but they're still good in a burger so long as it's freshly made.
Mayo and pickles should not only be removed from sandwiches/burgers, but should be removed from reality. I just can't stand lettuce for some reason, so it's out. Tomato and onion can be good (especially fond of onion rings), but I remove them more often than not. Sometimes I'll get ketchup, sometimes not. I'll never remove cheese though. Not everything is better with cheese, but I'll never turn it down.
Mayo and ketchup are both vile, drop them. Cheese is whatever, but I'm lactose intolerant, so it has to go. Add mustard, and a drizzle of olive oil to what remains and I'll be happy.
Raw onions are an IBS trigger and I don't trust any restaurant or fast food joint to sauce a sandwich for me. Usually there's a huge disgusting sauce blob somewhere on the burger and when you bite into it, it is game over. I don't mind a thin layer of sauce, just applied as evenly as possible.
