It’s Burger Week! How’d you describe YOUR perfect burger?
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“My dream hamburger has to be made with all-natural, hormone-free beef on a nice, soft bun, with lots of gooey cheese, any kind—sliced raw jalapenos all over it—and instead of mustard and ketchup, I like Ranch dressing on my burger.”
Patrick Williams, 51, Recovering Ex-Pro-Triathlete
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“You got a medium size, medium cooked hamburger, cheddar cheese melted into the patty, avocado, bacon, lettuce, pickles and onions and definitely In-N-Out sauce on a little-bit toasted bun.”
Emily Thompson, 17, student
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“Just a regular bacon cheeseburger is good with me, to tell you the truth. With thick cut applewood smoked bacon. American cheese or sharp cheddar. Some raw red onions on there—I’m not a sauteed onion guy. I like mustard. Pickles too.”
Austin Wilson, 46, State Employee
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“Probably TWO patties, with melted swiss or cheddar, bacon—like extra bacon—lettuce, ketchup, mustard—on a toasted sesame.bun.”
Sarah Drees, 17, Student
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“A bison burger, medium, on a toasted bun with melted, slightly burnt asiago. Heirloom tomatoes. Thick cut pickles right on the burger. More melted asiago. Two slices of slightly crispy bacon.”
Michael Osterbur 34 Physical Therapist
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“It would be a medium-well beef burger with barbeque sauce and onion rings—like a rodeo burger, but gourmet. And crunchy lettuce. Some sauteed mushrooms. And Bubbies bread and butter pickles.”
Elise Baker, 36, Nanny—with daughter Aster