The perfect burger

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Originally Posted by Loy Toy

I'd love a battered Saveloy or I think they call them pluto pups in America.

A proper one with beer batter coating.

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Love me a Battered Sav.

Tried a Pluto Pup in the US.... very similar but not the same.... that could be the rancid ketchup shit they dipped it in though, nothing beats proper Aussie Tomato sauce.

Battered rings are good. I like them with chips.

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Originally Posted by Troy

I'm trying to remember when I last made beefburgers; must be several years ago and haven't bought one since before that.
If the beef is too good then I'm not going to waste it on a burger, will make a steak sandwich instead. I add chopped onion, breadcrumbs and an egg and mix to form patties that aren't too crumbly. Lettuce, tomato and some relish is enough for me. Don't like to add too much, rather serve with a salad and chips. Buns have to be soft and not dry.

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Have to agree with troy. Sometimes its better in a lightly toasted sandwich. I have though tried a piece of eye fillet with thin sliced raw oinion fresh tomato and lettuce in a brioche bun. A bit minimalist but quite nice and melts in your mouth but in a toasted sandwich is better.
For me, Barramundi with smashed avocado lettuce and tomato and a light cheese melt on a good hamburger bun.

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Originally Posted by Fondles

Bathurst is on.. beers since 9am !!

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I used to love that.

Two patties, bacon, cheese, lettuce, fried onion, mayo and bbq sauce courtesy of Five Guys
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Damn thread

^ Nice burger!

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Originally Posted by Topper

^ Nice burger!

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You did a burger recommendation thread on the other forum as I recall... all lost I suppose?

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Originally Posted by Reg Dingle

Five Guys

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I had no idea that you had Five Guys in the UK! Looks good fatty. :)

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Originally Posted by bsnub

I had no idea that you had Five Guys in the UK! Looks good fatty. :)

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There's only a few branches, we have one up here.
Tried it once, very filling.

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Originally Posted by bsnub

beetroot, egg and pineapple. Gordon has his take... :)

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Never had beetroot, but egg and pineapple are fine with me, but not together. Saw that video before...made me hungry the whole time!

I personally like fried onion straws and grilled spicy peppers

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Originally Posted by Joe 90

There's only a few branches, we have one up here.

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About 135 branches according to their website.

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Originally Posted by Fondles

Ive seen battered fish, never heard of battered onion rings.

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Old Fashioned Onion Rings Recipe | Allrecipes


I had them first when I lived in Ireland ... delish.

Aren't all 'onion rings' battered.


Would be pretty fokin' disappointed if I ordered Onion Rings off the menu and they served me a plate of raw onion slices. :)

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Originally Posted by David48atTD

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I had them first when I lived in Ireland ... delish.

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Interesting, Thanks.

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Originally Posted by Edmond

Aren't all 'onion rings' battered.


Would be pretty fokin' disappointed if I ordered Onion Rings off the menu and they served me a plate of raw onion slices. :)

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Yep. But then what would they argue about?

Nobody was arguing about it.

Pretty sure it was an attempt at humour.

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Originally Posted by cyrille

Nobody was arguing about it.

Pretty sure it was an attempt at humour.

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I genuinely never heard of the thing before this thread.

Never been inside a hungry jacks and they certainly were not on the menu board at my local hamburger joint growing up.

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Originally Posted by Fondles

I genuinely never heard of the thing before this thread.

Never been inside a hungry jacks and they certainly were not on the menu board at my local hamburger joint growing up.

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Are you about 120 years old?

So this is what I got the last time I was at 5 guys. Notice what appears to be some greasy glove smear on the top of the bun...

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I ate it anyway, and it was good, but I have not been back since as there are too many good burger places here. Looks even worse here...

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If you can get past the grease smear, it was damn good.

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Originally Posted by hallelujah

Are you about 120 years old?

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A tad over 1/3 of 120.

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Originally Posted by Fondles

I genuinely never heard of the thing before this thread.

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Best ones in Pattaya that I know of are at Tigglebitties on Soi Regional Land, that's where the burger I had with them on it came from but they do them as a side dish to anything too. Look at the sides section of menus where you're eating out, especially at anywhere with steak and/or American influenced food, they're definitely not uncommon. Places like Tony Roma's will have them for sure.

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Originally Posted by Headworx

Best ones in Pattaya that I know of are at Tigglebitties on Soi Regional Land, that's where the burger I had with them on it came from but they do them as a side dish to anything too. Look at the sides section of menus where you're eating out, especially at anywhere with steak and/or American influenced food, they're definitely not uncommon. Places like Tony Roma's will have them for sure.

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where is soi regional land ?

^The Soi that runs between 3rd Road and where the old Lion Pub was, or the Camel Toe. Just checked and Google Maps shows it.

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Originally Posted by Headworx

^The Soi that runs between 3rd Road and where the old Lion Pub was, or the Camel Toe. Just checked and Google Maps shows it.

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Yeah I dont really go out at all, lion pub and camel ive never heard of.

I know 3rd road but rarely venture that deep into the brightside after 8am.

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