Max, Swedens best Hamburgers
this post was submitted on 06 Dec 2024
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Nationwide? In n Out. Regional? P. Terry's in and around Austin Texas.
The one I make that burger king
Iβm interested in also having it your way. Whatβs the burger?
The most popular is the the whopper. I'm good at that and all the other burgers
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well mcdonalds has sold the most, so corporately they are the best. for me tho, in-n-out
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It's subjective, so this is just a gross explosion of branding. Cheapest astroturfing ever.
I don't really have fast food money but there is this burger place in town that stays open til 2 am and has a mean veggie burger within biking distance. It's a nice treat, I'd reveal the name of the place but the details I have given already are identifying enough for my taste
Outback Steakhouse has awesome burgers. A close second IMO, is Smokey Bones burgers. They are mostly on East coast US.
I don't eat fast food.