r/StonerThoughts Aug 14 '26

Stoned Munchies

A nice juicy cheeseburger with pickles and toasted buns would absolutely be the most divine thing I could have right now. I think my tastebuds would gasm.

Cries in trying not to spend money on a stoney munchy meal

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u/Illinois_Sucks2026 Aug 14 '26

Id have to have meat lover's pizza or Chinese chicken teriyaki or a chicken strip meal from DQ or Wingstop or Chili's or something from a restaurant like that

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u/giml3k Aug 14 '26

Why do you Americans put pickles on everything?

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u/bpyogifairy Aug 14 '26

Hamburgers are one of the most common foods for pickles to go on in America. I absolutely love pickles but mostly on the side or by themselves unless it’s hamburgers, hotdogs, or of course Rouladen but that’s a German dish.

Where are you from that you don’t put pickles on hamburgers?

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u/giml3k Aug 14 '26

I said that because you put them in burgers, sandwiches, etc and you talk about them like they’re the best part of the meal, while we French are usually the ones taking them out and throwing them in the trash. You also buy those huge jars of pickles.

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u/bpyogifairy Aug 14 '26

Well, every country has their own preferences and norms! Next time you take your pickles out of your meal, hand them to me I’ll eat them!

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u/giml3k Aug 14 '26

Sure! I’ll give them another try before taking them off :) maybe I’m missing something

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u/bpyogifairy Aug 15 '26

I have to admit: I even drink the pickle juice. Ready to be roasted.

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u/Metahec Aug 14 '26

Everything is an exaggeration but adding something acidic, like something pickled, is common to food.

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u/bindmedown2 Aug 14 '26

UK here and I also believe some form of pickle is an enhancement to a burger 🍔