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		<title>Favorite Burger Toppings</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have to admit that I love my hamburgers. I would guess that I eat more hamburgers than any other food out there. I guess fries would be in second place, since I normally eat my burgers with fries. I do order onion rings some of the time and rarely eat fries without a burger, [...]]]></description>
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<p>I have to admit that I love my hamburgers. I would guess that I eat more hamburgers than any other food out there. I guess fries would be in second place, since I normally eat my burgers with fries. I do order onion rings some of the time and rarely eat fries without a burger, so I think its pretty safe to see hamburgers is my main diet. I never said I had a healthy diet, but a hamburger stays with you and a lot of foods don&#8217;t. A burger is quick and most restaurants serve hamburgers, so they are easy to find. I think a good way to judge a restaurant that might specialize in pizza, buffalo wings, seafood, subs, or chicken; is just to order their burger and see how it stacks up with other burgers. If the hamburger is good; then the rest of the food here must be good too!</p>
<p>I think we all want a fresh made bun that is warm and served with a good portion of beef that is 100% pure beef. So after you have a good bun in place with a quarter to half pound of beef on it, what else does your perfect burger have on it? I have seen many different things as toppings over the years and if you think pizza offers a lot of toppings just check out the burgers sometime. Instead of choosing a restaurant that has picked your burger toppings for you, just go ahead and create the perfect hamburger. What would your toppings be on the perfect hamburger?</p>
<p>You often find a sauce or special ingredient that some restaurants offer on their hamburgers, so to keep this simple, let&#8217;s just choose things we can pick up at the supermarket. Here is a list of things you can generally find on a hamburger and you can just create your perfect burger from the list below:</p>
<p><strong>Cheese (American, cheddar, Swiss, etc&#8230;), </strong><strong>Tomatoes </strong><strong>Ketchup or catsup, </strong><strong>Mustard, </strong><strong>Mayonnaise, </strong><strong>Pickles, </strong><strong>Lettuce, </strong><strong>Onions, </strong><strong>Mushrooms</strong>, <strong>Bacon, </strong><strong>Slaw, </strong><strong>Salad dressings (thousand island, French, ranch, etc&#8230;), </strong><strong>Chili, </strong><strong>Jalapenos, </strong><strong>Sour cream, </strong><strong>Horseradish, </strong><strong>Sauerkraut</strong></p>
<p>Do those sound like the typical things you get on your burger? Feel free to offer other suggestions on burger toppings too! I can pretty much eat all of these toppings, but no mayo or sour cream for me. I think if you go easy and just want a simple burger with a great taste; then a burger with mustard, onions, and pickles is a tasty combination. I believe my perfect burger would consist of the following toppings: <strong>spicy mustard, saut<span style="font-size: 12pt; mso-fareast-font-family: 'Times New Roman'; mso-ansi-language: EN-US; mso-fareast-language: EN-US; mso-bidi-language: AR-SA;"><span style="font-family: Times New Roman;">ée</span></span>d mushrooms, bacon that is not crispy, onions (white or red), lettuce, tomato, and pickle</strong>. I think that would be a great tasting burger with pretty much the works. Jalapenos are great on burgers, but they steal a lot of taste away from other things and I wouldn&#8217;t include them on my perfect burger. I love a good chili burger too (if the chili is good) and this tends to dominate the taste of a burger, so I would probably leave chili off. I think a few raw spinach leaves and cucumbers are two other things I would consider adding to my perfect hamburger. I think raw spinach leaves have very little taste, so you get the health benefits of spinach without compromising the taste of the burger.</p>
<p>So what would be on your burger? Do you keep it simple and go with a cheese and chili combination? Or do you like a burger that offers a little bit of everything? Mushroom and Swiss burgers are popular and I like Swiss cheese and mushrooms, but I don&#8217;t think the combination of the two work very well, but a lot of others do. Just going with the garden items (pickles, lettuce, onions, and tomatoes) makes a great hamburger too and you don&#8217;t always have to add the ketchup and mustard.</p>
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