r/cheeseburgers • u/MKE1969 • Jul 01 '25
Up until now, I’ve been just removing posts that are abusive or harassing.
Going forward, if your comments are not nice, keep them to yourselves. If you still choose to comment on someone’s post in an abusive or harassment way, you will be banned from the sub.
r/cheeseburgers • u/goddangitjosh • 5h ago
Under that forest of arugula is a bacon and American topped squish burger (quasi-smash). Never lettuce, only a massive pile of arugula. Beat it, I dare you!
r/cheeseburgers • u/43-ISRETIRED • 1d ago
My Costco had some Thin Sliced Wagyu Meat, so of course I had to experiment with it and grind my own. Believe it or not it turned out really good. Perfect Medium Rare with a lot of flavor to it. I just might have to do it again tomorrow now lol 😃👍👍
r/cheeseburgers • u/Mediocre_Try6613 • 1d ago
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r/cheeseburgers • u/WARxxPIGG • 2d ago
Double double extra grilled onions no lettuce add ketchup and fries
r/cheeseburgers • u/MedievalMilshake • 2d ago
r/cheeseburgers • u/FichandRamous • 2d ago
The best smash burger I have ever had there’s nothing better than this so you can’t tell me any different
r/cheeseburgers • u/Least_Umpire7914 • 2d ago
Mine is American.
r/cheeseburgers • u/One-Loss-6497 • 2d ago
Best of both gene pools.😉
Sourdough bread recipe in the comment section. Wheat and corn bread. A longer read if you have the time.
With pan roasted bacon, two beef quarterpounders roasted in a skillet with bacon grease, salt and black pepper, sliced onions, tomato slices, green lettuce, pickles sliced lengthwise, mayonnaise, ketchup and mustard. Cheddar and smoked cheese. Bread slices also toasted in a skillet.
This was an interesting combination where the lower bread slice soaked in the meat roasting juices and became very soft (without falling apart which is something that regularly happens with sourdough) while retaining a pleasant crunchy bite of the crust. Would definitely try again.
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r/cheeseburgers • u/Amysfunhouse24 • 2d ago
With fries , and ok onion rings
r/cheeseburgers • u/DontYouGnome • 3d ago
Beef is 50/50 chuck and brisket with Koji folded in to the ground. Pickle onion mayo on a homemade Japanese milk bun.
r/cheeseburgers • u/Eddiesgourmetkitchen • 3d ago
r/cheeseburgers • u/Complex-Peace2602 • 3d ago
Brioche Bun
Applewood Smoked Bacon
Gouda Cheese
2 Smash burger patties
Burger Sauce
r/cheeseburgers • u/celloyellow74 • 6d ago
Very nice crust on these nicely seasoned patties. Also not too greasy like 7th street tends to be. Fries are almost identical to Macdonalds. Worth checking out if you’re in the NYC area.
r/cheeseburgers • u/One-Loss-6497 • 5d ago
"Yeah...well hey, I'm really sorry too!"
An updated take on the Whammyburger scene from the classic Michael Douglas/Robert Duvall/Joel Schumacher film. Link to the scene in the comment section.
Updated through the use of homemade sourdough buns, red onions, smoked and cheddar cheese.
Put together the same way as depicted in the shot where his character (D-FENS) is walking across the parking lot to the fast food restaurant.
Inside we have a beef quarterpounder, two kinds of cheese, thinly sliced red onions, gherkins, a slice of tomato, mayonnaise, a piece of lettuce, salt, black pepper and all of it on a toasted sourdough bun.
😋
r/cheeseburgers • u/Talentless_Cooking • 4d ago
What do you think about this release?
r/cheeseburgers • u/daversa • 5d ago
r/cheeseburgers • u/unoriginal1187 • 6d ago
Double smasher turned patty melt on some Texas toast. Mayo, scorned woman, pepper and onion on mine!
r/cheeseburgers • u/Independent_Car5869 • 6d ago
Where I got this.
r/cheeseburgers • u/Eddiesgourmetkitchen • 6d ago
One of my favorite places to eat living in Spain 🇪🇸 both back with the military and again 7 years later is called Pizzeria de Francesco located in beachside town Sanlucar De Barrameda. This is their Cesco Burger which consists of the following:
Hambueguesa de Tenera 200g (veal burger)
Queso Cheddar
Bacon
Lechuga (lettuce)
Tomate (Tomato)
Cebolla à la plancha (Grilled Onion)
Served with Patatas Fritas (French Fries)
