美しいハンバーガー

[Jim Bow]

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[The Q]

Hmm a very small 1 pound, it's 53.592 grams or 1.89 ounces light...

[mikefrommontana]

Probably 454g before cooking... Same description stateside, or when buying pre-heat patties.

[J.Madison]

Probably not your intention, but after living largely on canned and dried goods for a couple months, that looks so fantastically good. It has lettuce! Tomato!

I would pay $20 for that monstrosity right now.
I would play classical music and have a glass of red wine while dining on the beautiful creation.

I was in a grocery store last week. They had half a dozen cans of pork and beans in stock, and a cooler of fish fillets that the proprietor stopped me from buying by making a bad face and saying "ciguatera". A few packs of stale crackers and that was it....

God a burger sounds so good.

[TerryLL]

Probably not your intention, but after living largely on canned and dried goods for a couple months, that looks so fantastically good. It has lettuce! Tomato!

I would pay $20 for that monstrosity right now.
I would play classical music and have a glass of red wine while dining on the beautiful creation.

I was in a grocery store last week. They had half a dozen cans of pork and beans in stock, and a cooler of fish fillets that the proprietor stopped me from buying by making a bad face and saying "ciguatera". A few packs of stale crackers and that was it....

God a burger sounds so good.

Where the heck are you that you only have canned goods to eat? I lived just south of Mukilteo for several years, and as I recall, there are grocery stores here and there, and all kinds of fish waiting to be caught.

[hawkeye54]

Terry, drift abovedecks, and read 'Cruise of the Ketch Julia' in 'People and Places' - they are not where you think they are. . .




Rick

[TerryLL]

Terry, drift abovedecks, and read 'Cruise of the Ketch Julia' in 'People and Places' - they are not where you think they are. . .Rick

OK, thanks. I haven't read that thread.

[StevenBauer]

Back to the OP - where’s the bun? Is it a burger without a bun? Or just some patty’s.

[TerryLL]

Buns? We ain't got no buns. We don't need no stinkin' buns. I don't need to show you any stinkin' buns.

[J.Madison]

Where the heck are you that you only have canned goods to eat? I lived just south of Mukilteo for several years, and as I recall, there are grocery stores here and there, and all kinds of fish waiting to be caught.

We've been in the remote parts of french polynesia. Just arrived in moorea, which is much more developed. I'm wandering around looking for a salad right now!

So excited.

[hawkeye54]

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'This' is the answer to the late Clara Peller's question in the Wendy's [?] commercial question : " WHERE'S THE BEEF ? "

[Rigadog]

by-bye rainforests

[robm]

I don't understand the "53 g light " comment? It looks to me like it is 45 g heavy.

[Jim Bow]

• Burger King Japan has released a burger with no bun, and more than one pound of beef.
• Instead of bread, the "Extreme Super One Pound Beef Burger" has lettuce, cheese, and gherkins sandwiched between a total of four beef patties.
• Diners have to pay for the luxury. It retails at 1400 yen ($13.50) – more than three times the price of a Whopper in Japan.