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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
That being said, too long have I ordered the bacon burger with the standard stuff. I once tried mushrooms, grilled onions, and jalapenos, though I don't think that combo worked out as well as I had hoped. Now, I ask the denizens of this wonderful website: how should I build my burger at 5 Guys or any other burger joint? Bonus points for how I can customize a burger from Burger King.  | ||
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Yogurt
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vectorix108
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Enervate
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Five Guys is probably one of the best burger joints for the price and availability | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
On June 06 2011 12:30 intrigue wrote: 5 guys is so good. omg. ok i always get 2x grilled mushrooms lettuce mayo and mustard, it's super simple but i use to go crazy adding shit on and it'd take me forever to order so nOW everything is just peachy. i love how they give you fries in that brown paper bag and all the grease soaks through OMGGGGGG This seems to be a promising combo. I'm going to mentally save this for my next trip. On June 06 2011 12:30 vectorix108 wrote: lots of cheese and bacon ofc. Nice job making it through the semester. Are you going home during this weekend? I'm going home on the 11th, but I still have one more exam tomorrow. On June 06 2011 12:29 Yogurt wrote: bbq sauce, fresh onions, lettuce, fresh jalapenos, and mushrooms This also seems like a promising combo. Last time that I tried this combo, I think they added too little bbq sauce, though I might try this combo again. | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
On June 06 2011 13:15 kevconsim wrote: im not gonna lie in and out is better than 5 guys I've heard many comments about that. Unfortunately, I'm in the Midwest, and there are no In-n-Outs in sight. Luckily, one just opened near my hometown, which I probably will go to once I return from college. | ||
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Pressure
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it always falls apart for me once i try eating it... is it because i put too much shit on it or is that just how their burgers usually are | ||
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Enervate
United States1769 Posts
On June 06 2011 13:21 Random_0 wrote: Can you guys actually finish a burger and fries by yourself? I ordered a regular hamburger (2 patties) and a regular fries last time I went. The burger was easy to finish, but the fries pretty much stuffed me until the next afternoon. Yea the reg fries are supposed to serve two is what they told me. I ate em all one time tho :p | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
On June 06 2011 13:21 Random_0 wrote: Can you guys actually finish a burger and fries by yourself? I ordered a regular hamburger (2 patties) and a regular fries last time I went. The burger was easy to finish, but the fries pretty much stuffed me until the next afternoon. It's quite easy when you stay up until 7 am watching GSL/Proleague/MSL and sleep through lunch, thus making dinner the only meal of the day. My stomach has trained itself with plentiful Chipotle, Qdoba, and other gut-stuffing foods so that I'm quite prepared for such large portions. | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
On June 06 2011 13:22 Pressure wrote: relish, raw onions, lettuce, tomatoes, mushrooms, hot sauce, jalapenos it always falls apart for me once i try eating it... is it because i put too much shit on it or is that just how their burgers usually are Apparently, the foil is really useful for holding the burger together, though I then don't have a makeshift "plate" to work with other than several layers of napkins. | ||
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Combine
United States812 Posts
On June 06 2011 13:21 Random_0 wrote: Can you guys actually finish a burger and fries by yourself? I ordered a regular hamburger (2 patties) and a regular fries last time I went. The burger was easy to finish, but the fries pretty much stuffed me until the next afternoon. Hah, no. Even if I didn't eat the burger I probably still couldn't eat the fries. Gives you an awesome snack the next day though. | ||
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vectorix108
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eviltomahawk
United States11135 Posts
On June 06 2011 13:56 vectorix108 wrote: Is 5 guys a midwest thing? never heard about it in the south >.> There is one 5 Guys in Frisco, btw. | ||
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G0dly
United States450 Posts
i personally am a fan of bacon, cheese, and peppers =D | ||
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3clipse
Canada2555 Posts
White Spot burgers remain the best I have tasted. | ||
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Z3kk
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On June 06 2011 13:21 eviltomahawk wrote: I've heard many comments about that. Unfortunately, I'm in the Midwest, and there are no In-n-Outs in sight. Luckily, one just opened near my hometown, which I probably will go to once I return from college. YES! Definitely do that! In-N-Out is absolutely delicious, and this is coming from someone who has only even eaten the fries LOL I can tell that the others enjoy the burgers though T_T the buns have milk/egg so I just eat fries >< But yeah. Eat there ASAP. So good. Might want to check out the "secret menu" too? | ||
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rabidch
United States20289 Posts
On June 06 2011 14:05 Z3kk wrote: YES! Definitely do that! In-N-Out is absolutely delicious, and this is coming from someone who has only even eaten the fries LOL I can tell that the others enjoy the burgers though T_T the buns have milk/egg so I just eat fries >< But yeah. Eat there ASAP. So good. Might want to check out the "secret menu" too? I've eaten both. They're kind of different burgers though people like to compare them. 5 Guys is more meaty and juicy and you can put a lot of things on it, and they tend to be messy if you put a lot of stuff in it. In-N-Out doesn't have as much patty but the overall package is well made, consistent, and not messy. Also I prefer In-N-Out fries slightly over 5 Guys. InNOut does have slightly better buns I think, but I don't really care about he buns, the best buns at a major fast food burger restaurant I ever had were probably at a McDonalds in Australia (lol). They're both good burgers, but i prefer 5 guys if i want some messy and fatty burgers (like those old carls jr commercials) which I sometimes crave for. In N Out has the better packages though, and one thing I really hate about 5 guys is their prices are out the wazoo. IIRC its 2 bucks for a fountain soda there, something that is 55 cents at a Costco, which causes me to get water everytime I go to 5 guys. | ||
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wooozy
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i always get either a cheeseburger or bacon cheeseburger with grilled onions, grilled mushrooms, jalapeno, and hot sauce as for in n out vs five guys, i'd have to say five guys 'cause i love the cajun fries way too much n_n | ||
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
I prefer the simplicity of my in-n-out order though. Two cheeseburgers (w/ grilled onions) and a small drink. Bam. | ||
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Zlasher
United States9129 Posts
On June 06 2011 16:38 rabidch wrote: I've eaten both. They're kind of different burgers though people like to compare them. 5 Guys is more meaty and juicy and you can put a lot of things on it, and they tend to be messy if you put a lot of stuff in it. In-N-Out doesn't have as much patty but the overall package is well made, consistent, and not messy. Also I prefer In-N-Out fries slightly over 5 Guys. InNOut does have slightly better buns I think, but I don't really care about he buns, the best buns at a major fast food burger restaurant I ever had were probably at a McDonalds in Australia (lol). They're both good burgers, but i prefer 5 guys if i want some messy and fatty burgers (like those old carls jr commercials) which I sometimes crave for. In N Out has the better packages though, and one thing I really hate about 5 guys is their prices are out the wazoo. IIRC its 2 bucks for a fountain soda there, something that is 55 cents at a Costco, which causes me to get water everytime I go to 5 guys. Yeah, tbh I think the Five Guys burger might be like, bigger and more filling and equally delicious but I prefer In-N-Out for its simplicity in its menu, and much better prices. Plus the fries at in-n-out feel lighter. | ||
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