Without a doubt, the pickle is what defines a good burger.
Without a doubt, the pickle is what defines a good burger.
by LukenVolk
28 Comments
stig2020
Pickle, then onion, then the rest…
Gs4life-
Looks amazing 👏👏
nahph
It’s actually the burger
Maximum_Pidgeon
I need some onions!
FirstAd4000
I like my burgers how I like my women. Without someone’s pickle in it.
me5305
Everyone likes something different
Dubbydaddy654
Pickles shouldn’t be a default burger topping just like jalapeños shouldn’t. They hijack the flavor profile of the whole burger. A burger with pickles should be called a pickle burger, just like a jalapeño burger is usually listed on the menu as a jalapeño burger.
michaelscarn169
Mc Donald’s pickles are terrible. Jus saying
SnooPeripherals1278
Between the patties?
BAMspek
I disagree. But also, I agree.
orel2064
that boy looks tasty
melancholy_dood
Sexy!👍👍😍🍔
thirdeyecactus
Always extra pickles on every burger!!!
WeStrictlyDo80sJoel
Ummm, plenty of doubt for me on that statement.
ilovehackinmw3
one word, BEEF and more BEEF
TheKiltedYaksman71
Meh. I like pickles, but can do without on my burger. Roasted Hatch green chile is a must for me.
MixNovel4787
Jfury412
I personally think it has to have good meat or it’s a fail regardless of what toppings you use. In the meat has to be cooked right and seasoned right. As far as toppings though the pickle was definitely one of the Main Factors.
Diablo760
I hate pickles just as much as yellow mustard! Fight me!
varietyviaduct
Pickles ruin burgers
SomalianRoadBuilder
Overstatement and that’s coming from a pickle lover, but this burger looks absolutely sensational
swingdeznutz
The bacon adds value
danknadoflex
Definitely not the meat
Beginning_Egg1489
Pickles steal the taste buds from the beef and seasoning. I never put pickles on a burger or request that they be taken off.
tedfundy
I say this about falafel! I judge a place based on pickle.
HolyColostomyBag
I know this is a burger subreddit, but I must say, the pickles true culinary destiny is in defining a good fried chicken sandwich.
HarrisLam
good post, not because I agree with you, rather its quite the opposite. Ive had a lot of burgers and I know its common to put pickles in burgers, but Im not on that team. Its a curious case for me and i really want to understand it. maybe its one of those palate things that can change with age. Im still waitibg for the transition for pickles.
Asunen
You are welcome to your opinion, I’ll keep ordering no pickles
28 Comments
Pickle, then onion, then the rest…
Looks amazing 👏👏
It’s actually the burger
I need some onions!
I like my burgers how I like my women. Without someone’s pickle in it.
Everyone likes something different
Pickles shouldn’t be a default burger topping just like jalapeños shouldn’t. They hijack the flavor profile of the whole burger. A burger with pickles should be called a pickle burger, just like a jalapeño burger is usually listed on the menu as a jalapeño burger.
Mc Donald’s pickles are terrible. Jus saying
Between the patties?
I disagree. But also, I agree.
that boy looks tasty
Sexy!👍👍😍🍔
Always extra pickles on every burger!!!
Ummm, plenty of doubt for me on that statement.
one word, BEEF and more BEEF
Meh. I like pickles, but can do without on my burger. Roasted Hatch green chile is a must for me.
I personally think it has to have good meat or it’s a fail regardless of what toppings you use. In the meat has to be cooked right and seasoned right. As far as toppings though the pickle was definitely one of the Main Factors.
I hate pickles just as much as yellow mustard! Fight me!
Pickles ruin burgers
Overstatement and that’s coming from a pickle lover, but this burger looks absolutely sensational
The bacon adds value
Definitely not the meat
Pickles steal the taste buds from the beef and seasoning. I never put pickles on a burger or request that they be taken off.
I say this about falafel! I judge a place based on pickle.
I know this is a burger subreddit, but I must say, the pickles true culinary destiny is in defining a good fried chicken sandwich.
good post, not because I agree with you, rather its quite the opposite. Ive had a lot of burgers and I know its common to put pickles in burgers, but Im not on that team. Its a curious case for me and i really want to understand it. maybe its one of those palate things that can change with age. Im still waitibg for the transition for pickles.
You are welcome to your opinion, I’ll keep ordering no pickles