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10-10-2005, 09:58 PM
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Re: Holy mother of all $6 burgers
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But wrong. Ketchup is vital for burgers. But not sufficient for maximal condimentudinous enjoyment. [/ QUOTE ] If i'm having a shitty mcdonalds burger sure. Anything so i can't taste the meat. If i'm getting a mushroom burger though it's because i like the taste of mushrooms... 
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#27
10-10-2005, 10:00 PM
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Re: Holy mother of all $6 burgers
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[ QUOTE ] Mustard rules ketchup. [/ QUOTE ] yessssssssssss [/ QUOTE ] See. I win, voting closed, (hot) mustard in a landslide!
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#28
10-10-2005, 10:00 PM
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Re: Holy mother of all $6 burgers
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Mustard rules ketchup. [/ QUOTE ] yessssssssssss [/ QUOTE ] We may not be able to play euchre after all! [/ QUOTE ] Blame it on the french, I was not raised on ketchup but mustard (and yes mayonnaise with fries which I now find gross). Don't let condiments come between us and a great game.
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#30
10-10-2005, 10:06 PM
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Re: Holy mother of all $6 burgers
That's why I wouldn't get one with a crappy Carls Jr. burger. What a waste of mushrooms!
A couple days ago I made myself three open faced portabello mushroom sandwiches, with caramelized onions, melted swiss cheese, and some parsley garnish, with the mushroom liquor and some melted butter as a sauce. A hamburger in there would have ruined it. Hamburgers are a heavier, duller taste, especially crap fast food hamburgers. The glory of mushrooms is their aroma, and a hamburger, much less one with ketchup or mustard, would overwhelm the other flavors.
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