Cheeseburger or Veggieburger?

[MrScorpio]

Cheeseburger


Veggieburger


Sexburger

[flvegan]

1. Don't get the "or".

One can have a burger that is vegetarian, coated in "cheese" and "bacon" without losing anything but the cholesterol.

I mean strictly from a professional point of view, one would have to be an idiot to choose the feedlot cow product.

[LeftyMom]

2. Homemade veggie burger

The scratch-made nutburgers from Sunflower Drive In in Old Fair Oaks are the best I've had anywhere in the country, and not terribly far out of my way.

[elleng]

8. Fair Oaks where?

?

[LeftyMom]

10. Next to Fair Oaks Village Park.

[elleng]

27. IN/NEAR what City, State?

.

[LeftyMom]

40. Fair Oaks is just east of Sacramento, CA.

[tjwmason]

19. Strongly seconded

Even though I'm not vegetarian.

Home-made certainly kicks everything else to the curb.

[Swede]

3. Why don't they make meat taste and look like vegetables.

Oh,yeah,nevermind.

[petronius]

4. After prolonged and careful scrutiny, I've concluded that Sexburger is NSFW

Go for one of the other two...

(Now, I'm going to back to confirm my suspicions about SB - I wouldn't want to judge hastily...)

[Blondiegrrl]

5. The veggieburger looks yummy.

The cheeseburger looks dead and greasy. :puke:

[kentauros]

13. I second that on the veggieburger.

I think I have a cheeseburger-sized and shaped blindspot. Or is that a hole in my mind?

So, is the veggieburger one you have eaten recently or just a google image search?

[SeattleGirl]

6. Other: Hamburger

:)

[Connonym]

11. me too

and in WI when you order w/o the cheese they look at you like you are insane

[britpopper]

7. In-N-Out Cheeseburger...

I know it's against my doctor's advice and not good for my high cholesterol, but hey...I have had some yummo veggieburgers but if given the choice I gotta go for the real thing...

[geomon666]

9. Luther Burger!

Yes, that is a krispy kreme doughnut being used as a bun. *drool*

Over 1,000 calories and 45 grams of fat. It is literally the last burger you will ever eat.

[kentauros]

12. You should have a side of poutine with that.

Oh, and a diet coke :P
(you know, for preservatives like formaldahyde )

[geomon666]

16. Good idea on the Poutine.

Diet Coke though? Blargh!

I'd rather pour the fat drippings from the burger into a cold glass of water and drink it down then ever touch diet soda.

[Awsi Dooger]

14. Not exactly a tough choice for someone who despises cheese

There is no circumstance I would eat a cheeseburger.

Give me Morningstar Farms Grillers Prime, by far the best veggie burger. Unfortunately, Walmart just jacked up the price. Somehow they were selling a box of Grillers for $3.68 and Grillers Prime for $2.68. I was gobbling that up for months. Then last night both prices were up to $3.72. :mad:

[PittPoliSci]

15. outside of vegans, i've never really met people who don't like cheese.

are you a vegan? or do you really just not like any kind of cheese? just curious...

[Awsi Dooger]

31. I hate the taste, sight, smell and the very knowledge that cheese exists

When I enter a shopping mall or restaurant with a distinct cheese smell I have to run for cover. Parmesan is the worst offender. I could kill anyone who was holding or eating parmesan and I wouldn't consider it a punishable offense.

I'm hardly alone in hating cheese. There have been many related threads on DU over the years and several posters have chimed in with virtually the same opinion.

Not a vegan. I can devour a Whopper, in fact several at a time. But any joint that sticks cheese on my burgers can go to hell. Wendy's is the prime offender. I'm boycotting them again, at least the 3rd time. That chain seems to think cheese is a bonus, no matter what I say to prevent it. This strategy sounded good but didn't work at Wendy's drive-thrus: "My top priority is no cheese."

[UndertheOcean]

17. My vote goes to the veggie

[NeoProtege]

18. veg

Veggie!

[Orsino]

20. Cheeseburger.

There are some tasty veggie burgers out there, though.

The one pictured above, though, just looks like a big tater tot. x(

[TZ]

21. Other: Turkeyburger

I just can't get the substitute meat burger (aka "veggie") blah! But I'm not a big red meat eater either (though I do enjoy a burger now and then) but my cousins introduced me to turkey burgers.
They taste good and aren't as greasy or as bad for you.

[moriah]

22. Turkeyburgers are good, I also like venison-burgers.

I don't hunt but I have relatives who do, and I'll certainly be happy to help them eat the deer meat so none of it goes to waste.

Venison... yum yum.

[BarenakedLady]

23. Veggie

Of course!

[jakefrep]

24. Cheeseburger

Is there really any other choice?

[bigwillq]

25. Cheeseburger!

YUM! :bounce:

Veggie burgers are not bad, though.

[TK421]

26. I'll take a real cheeseburger over a soylent greenburger any day n/t

[nomorenomore08]

28. Assuming it's home-made, I'll go with "other" - lambburger.

Ground lamb is more expensive than ground beef, though not outrageous, but it makes some amazing burgers. Especially if you add a little garlic salt and lemon juice. :9

[Writer]

29. Veggie burgers taste better.

I HATE the taste of grease!

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[JitterbugPerfume]

32. black bean burger

morningstar farms , if you are to lazy or don't have time to make your own.

[Lethe]

33. i'll take both!

:D

[applegrove]

34. Your veggieburger looks really good.

[Gormy Cuss]

35. I'd rather have a good veggie burger over a cheeseburger any day

and I'm an omnivorous eater.

[Dr Fate]

36. They both look terrific- but I'll go with the beef. n/t

n/t

[Dr Fate]

37. They both look terrific- but I'll go with the beef. n/t

n/t

[MrSlayer]

38. Plants are not burgers.

Nor are turkeys and ostriches. Bison gets a pass.

[petronius]

39. So it's been over 24 hours now - what did you decide?

:shrug: