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So no to Philly cheese steak, and beef dip?

Have you tried blue cheese with beef? Goat cheese might be more kosher on beef for your palate*.

Blue cheese is so gross. It tastes like it went bad to me.
 

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I’m lactose intolerant so no cheese for me either, **** it. Also **** mushrooms on a burger, whatsamatter with you heathens?

My formula: lettuce wrap, tomato, onion, avocado, jalapeños, pickles on the side. Don’t need to ever get gluttonous and throw in fat nor butter into the equation, all in moderation you fat-assed midwesterners!

Edit: why the lettuce wrap? Because allocating the carbs and calories to alcohol > breadie things.


I am precisely opposite of this as one of my favorite go to burgers is a mushroom swiss burger, of course add green chile.
 

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It is just some dive bar that started making burgers with quality beef and pretzel rolls and everyone acted like they invented it. Now they have 2 hour wait times for a burger that s good, but not THAT good.

And the place is a dump. Way overrated.


I have eaten at the original, but I actually prefer the one in Schaumburg. Its a decent burger, but not a wait in extraordinarily long line decent.
 

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The Impossible Burger is dope.
I keep seeing it on menus around here. I am tempted to try it, but it seems like a novelty to me as I can and do just enjoy an actual burger when I want one.

Are they really that good?
 

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I am precisely opposite of this as one of my favorite go to burgers is a mushroom swiss burger, of course add green chile.

A green Chile makes everything better, including burgers.
 

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I keep seeing it on menus around here. I am tempted to try it, but it seems like a novelty to me as I can and do just enjoy an actual burger when I want one.

Are they really that good?

Better than you would expect, perhaps even far better. But traditional carnivores may not agree.
 

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Better than you would expect, perhaps even far better. But traditional carnivores may not agree.
I'll try one sometime just to try it. I remember the Boca burgers back in the day. They were pretty bad.
 

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With all due respect, you guys are pussies, Swiss and Brie? Limburger would like to have a word with you.

I actually like that with raw onion on rye
 

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I actually like that with raw onion on rye

I am aware of a few food's that "smell like hell, but taste like heaven", fish sauce, which I use, Durian a fruit I have never smelled or tried, I've heard kimchi described as that, although I think kimchi smells pretty much like it tastes.

I've been offered Limburger but couldn't get past the funk, culinary coward. In the video there were a few that liked it, but most hated it, that sounds about right. It's the only cheese I've ever turned down, and I could use fewer cheeses not more so I'm okay with having one on my won't eat list.
 

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I am aware of a few food's that "smell like hell, but taste like heaven", fish sauce, which I use, Durian a fruit I have never smelled or tried, I've heard kimchi described as that, although I think kimchi smells pretty much like it tastes.

I've been offered Limburger but couldn't get past the funk, culinary coward. In the video there were a few that liked it, but most hated it, that sounds about right. It's the only cheese I've ever turned down, and I could use fewer cheeses not more so I'm okay with having one on my won't eat list.

I would never go out of my way for it but it does work with a hefty slice of raw onion on rye. Add braunschweiger and stone ground mustard and it sorta resembles a raw Reuben?
 

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I am aware of a few food's that "smell like hell, but taste like heaven", fish sauce, which I use, Durian a fruit I have never smelled or tried, I've heard kimchi described as that, although I think kimchi smells pretty much like it tastes.

I've been offered Limburger but couldn't get past the funk, culinary coward. In the video there were a few that liked it, but most hated it, that sounds about right. It's the only cheese I've ever turned down, and I could use fewer cheeses not more so I'm okay with having one on my won't eat list.

I remember one time going to a specialty cheese shop and thinking to myself as I walked in "I love cheese this will be awesome!" and leaving thinking "what the **** was I thinking!" At the time I was a young man and had no idea about the funk that was specialty cheese.

I would hope that my palette is more nuanced at this point, but I am still a little scurred.
 

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