The Ultimate Burger...

**Mad Moose** · 04/04/2007, 4:53 PM

Ya did Strange Irish and I really want one now. But I would go with the homemade version or the minced meat burgers from the buthers with onion through or fry some onions with the burger and some relish and sesame seed buns.

I have to have a burger for tea this evening.

**pete** · 04/04/2007, 4:55 PM

Originally Posted by strangeirish

Did I hear ye say Burger?

Always surprised me that would have medium rare burgers in the US. Burgers have to be cooked right through otherwise asking for e-coli infection.

Fast Food Nation

**strangeirish** · 04/04/2007, 4:58 PM

Originally Posted by pete

Always surprised me that would have medium rare burgers in the US. Burgers have to be cooked right through otherwise asking for e-coli infection.

Not for me. I like mine well done.

**Mad Moose** · 04/04/2007, 5:03 PM

Originally Posted by pete

Always surprised me that would have medium rare burgers in the US. Burgers have to be cooked right through otherwise asking for e-coli infection.

With a minced meat product yes. I have however eaten minced meat rare. It wasn't my intention to do so but I hadn't cooked it properly. Its a chance to take though. I've never gotten minced meat cooked rare while I was out.

**pete** · 04/04/2007, 5:04 PM

Originally Posted by Harpsbear

With a minced meat product yes.

I think all burgers are minced otherwise would be steak in a bun

**strangeirish** · 04/04/2007, 5:22 PM

This place is great. Silly what the State is trying to do though.

**pete** · 04/04/2007, 5:36 PM

Originally Posted by strangeirish

Silly what the State is trying to do though.

Stereotypical US PC rubbish.

Those burgers are nuts but at least the place is honest that not healthy for you as opposed to people like MacDonalds.

**Dun Laoire** · 04/04/2007, 6:05 PM

Originally Posted by Block G Raptor

My own speiciality(I call it "The Colon Buster") Double Quarter 2 easy singles two fried eggs chilli sauce and chutney(Kamikaze Hot with a fire extinguisher on stand by) I got the recipe in a book on biological warfare

Does that burger come with a pair of stainless steel cacks?

**sligoman** · 04/04/2007, 10:28 PM

Big 4 from 4 Lanterns

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**kev mcq** · 05/04/2007, 1:57 AM

Originally Posted by pete

Eddie Rockets is very pricey for what is basically upmarket MacDonalds.

I never buy burgers in the supermarket. I've heard how the frozen burgers made & never buy now.
Just make my own with mince meat. The better the meat the better the burger so could go for steak mince if want to splash out. I don't like Tesco mince meat & prefer Superquinns. Tried baps instead of burger buns recently & good improvement.

I used to work in a burger factory and there's atually nothing wrong with frozen burgers. You basically get what you pay for, buy tesco economy for example and they're ****, while tesco finest are very good quality burgers. We also did whoppers, nice!

**Block G Raptor** · 05/04/2007, 9:34 AM

Originally Posted by Dun Laoire

Does that burger come with a pair of stainless steel cacks?

The Stainless Steel Cacks are optional but seen's as I have a cast iron stomach I've never needed them

**pineapple stu** · 05/04/2007, 12:41 PM

Can't believe people are mentioned Burger King and McDonald's here! What are people thinking?! God food poisoning for two weeks after eating in Burger King, which was at the same time I was reading "Fast Food Nation", so tend to give those a wide berth now!

Nothing wrong with homemade, or even freeze-pack burgers (preferably barbequed, I think). If you want to get disgusted at how everything you eat is made, you'll probably end up starving. (Yes, I'm aware of the irony of not eating McDonald's or Burger King because of the same reason, so don't bother pointing that out.

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**DmanDmythDledge** · 05/04/2007, 12:51 PM

Eddie Rockets is lovely but expensive. Usually have homemade burgers with superquinn mince and I find it to be nice. Best burger I've ever had was in some steakhouse in America whose name I can't remember.

Also I find putting a bit of cajun on your burger makes it really tasty. Anyone else use it?

**Docboy** · 05/04/2007, 5:43 PM

Originally Posted by RonnieB

The best burgers I ever consumed were from http://www.fergburger.com/ in Queenstown in New Zealand. Hell id almost move back just to have one! The bambi burger was truely gorgeous!

Yep my sis lives there, well worth the $8.