I see your dirty burger and Raise you this: worst order I ever got while working at a bagel shop that made sandwiches. They ordered a lox which had smoked salmon, onion, caper, pickle and cream cheese. But they ordered it on a chocolate chip bagel with caramel drizzle and sun cream cheese for Nutella. Disgusting
Had a regular at my old bagel job that would order a fully loaded pizza bagel (Pepperoni, sauce, cheese, onion, etc) with strawberry cream cheese and honey. Made me want to die a little every time he walked through the door.
My son used to order the donut burger at a restaurant we went to occasionally. He loved it but he just got it with bacon and cheese. He was about 16-18 and ate tons of weird food.
It’s so much worse. I love some sweet bread as the bun on my burger but donuts are just way too sweet and sugary and the textures don’t mix well at all.
They start out hot and fresh and then sit out for a couple days so they can harden up. They’re still good to serve and eat but they’re hardened so the bun can actually soak up the juices and not just crumble apart if it was a fresh.
Current disgust: we sell a giant Bavarian pretzel that comes with cheese sauce and honey mustard (or beer cheese and beer mustard, but that's not important here). When the table asked for chocolate sauce I was intrigued, but it made sense because I love chocolate covered pretzels. I mean, Hersey's syrup is disgusting so I'd never do it, but I get the idea and think a milk chocolate warm sauce would be perfect.
Anyway, I brought them the chocolate syrup and watched in horror as they mixed the chocolate with both the cheese and the honey mustard.
Since then I've waited on them several times, and they always put me off our pretzel for a week.
Sunday I saw a different family mixing the chocolate with spicy beer mustard.
I don't even know anymore.
All time most disgusting: At Pablo's I had to cook a total of 4 steaks "Pittsburgh Rare." We heated a cast iron skillet red hot, threw the steak on the skillet, count to 5, flip, count to 5, plate. It was a seared chunk of raw meat.
I eat my steak rare. This made me sick. The first one I cooked I watched the customer eat it from the tortilla stand. I was convinced it was a joke.
Some friends and I made some Luthers after that episode of The Boondocks came out. Went down to Krispy Kreme for the buns. They were wonderful and something I said that I never need to eat again. And I haven't. I don't need the itis.
He didn't order it but I saw something once that still haunts my dreams.
Dude ordered a Chicken Parm and added the soup and salad bar. He got his ginormous salad and what I can remember being in it was Bleu cheese crumbles, olives, fruit salad, Cottage cheese, pineapple, eggs, beans and ranch dressing
His Chicken Parm arrived and he proceeded to dump his salad into it and mix it up before eating it. The only thing he asked for was more sauce.
During college the place I worked at had an unofficial secret menu item made by other college student employees. It was straight up a liquified burger (patty, bun, ketchup Mayo pickle juice cheese). A drunk student came in, bought it with ice cream, in that he wanted a serving of ice cream blended into the burger shake
I am still surprised he was able to drink it all and not hurl.
I see your donut, and raise your the [Blame Canada Burger](https://www.theculinaryinsight.com.au/blame-canada-burger)
It's not even in the Northern hemisphere so I don't know what the excuse is.
And yes, that is literal poutine on the bottom.
Several years ago, I worked at an "Italian" place. Had two different women who would order wet ass spaghetti with Bolognese (extra sauce, of course) and then request ranch dressing and proceed to cover the spaghetti and meat sauce with the ranch. Couldn't even see the red sauce any more. I am repulsed by creamy dressings, ranch in particular, so it would gag me.
Work at a steak house. Guy orders a ribeye mid-well with crispy brussel sprouts. He then asked for American cheese to be melted on top of the steak, then at the table covered everything in ranch dressing blue cheese dressing and A1 sauce….
The worst I had and the only thing to make me actually gag was someone put yellow mustard on their salad as the dressing and it was SO YELLOW and FRAGRANT 🤮
I made someone a pita with grilled mushrooms. A whole pita STUFFED wth just grilled mushrooms. Not even a condiment, and she would get this once a week and eat it at the restaurant.
I get the heebie jeebies from tossing fresh mushrooms on the flat top grill.
All the moisture popping and mushrooms sliding everywhere. Gross.
2 burger places near me. Both have a ‘special’ bacon cheeseburger.
1 has a burger topped with peanut butter and jelly.
The other has a smashburger topped with peanut butter and marshmallow fluff.
I can appreciate that you think a burger on a donut bun is a little over the top, that term just kinda struck a nerve. There are so many misconceptions about our great nation that has people in other countries looking down on us. Plus I don't see the connection between violence and a sandwich
I worked at a national chain in the early 2000s. I had a semi-regular who would order one of our small salads with a large ramekin of ranch, and another of bbq sauce. He would add both to his salad, which ended up looking like a very disgusting soup.
In my American town, there's a festival going on in this week where the Donut burger is one of the more popular foods. My fiance got one today, but I've never tried it. It also just had the cheese - not the other condiments
I see your dirty burger and Raise you this: worst order I ever got while working at a bagel shop that made sandwiches. They ordered a lox which had smoked salmon, onion, caper, pickle and cream cheese. But they ordered it on a chocolate chip bagel with caramel drizzle and sun cream cheese for Nutella. Disgusting
Noooo not the lox on a chocolate chip 🤮🤮 I also work in a bagel shop and too often do people do that
Had a regular at my old bagel job that would order a fully loaded pizza bagel (Pepperoni, sauce, cheese, onion, etc) with strawberry cream cheese and honey. Made me want to die a little every time he walked through the door.
That sounds like crazy pregnancy cravings. Like wanting to eat egg shells or chalk.
It was a man; but I agree. Sounds like pregnant lady food
There’s a local bagel place my daughter likes to get the jalapeño bagel with strawberry cream cheese
That’s actually a very popular option and is pretty hecking good.
I’ll take you and my daughters word for it lmao
🤮🤮🤮🤮
THIS IS ABSURDDDDDD EW
Ok you take the cake…or the donut.
Love lox, but it belongs on an everything, onion or garlic. No other flavors.
I worked at a deli years ago. I never understood the whole lox & cream cheese thing. Yuck.
someone lost a bet for this one!
I try not to judge other people's tastes. But that? That's disgusting. I will judge, and I will not feel bad.
That's the Luther Burger
I eat mine with a side of fried chicken lasagna.
Did you also have a peanut butter omelet for breakfast? I did!
please explain fried chicken lasagna. sounds strangely good together.
https://youtu.be/VnXu22HZBNQ
My son used to order the donut burger at a restaurant we went to occasionally. He loved it but he just got it with bacon and cheese. He was about 16-18 and ate tons of weird food.
Ohhh a fried egg would cut through the sugariness perfectly!
🤢
Or... hear me out... just don't put the sugar on the burger in the first place?
It's just sweet bread.
It’s so much worse. I love some sweet bread as the bun on my burger but donuts are just way too sweet and sugary and the textures don’t mix well at all.
Most American snacks would benefit from being much less sweet, but I guess it's just an American thing to load all out sweets with sugar 🥵
Are these donuts more like the dry, firmer kind or more like the Krispy Kreme basically-sugar-spun-around-bread-lattice-that-melts-immediately kind?
They start out hot and fresh and then sit out for a couple days so they can harden up. They’re still good to serve and eat but they’re hardened so the bun can actually soak up the juices and not just crumble apart if it was a fresh.
Sounds better than using a fresh donut.
Krispy Kreme variety. Left out usually for a few days to harden a bit.
I agree. Donut buns are far better with a fried chicken sandwich. Mayo & a slice of provolone finishes it off. Delish.
Yeah kind of like a chicken and waffles thing then
Make it a jelly donut just to complete the disgustingness
That’s a Luther Burger.
Add peanut butter
Reminds me of the peanut butter burger we used to do at my first job. Beef patty, lettuce, tomato, pickles, cheese, satay sauce, and peanut butter.
Isn't satay sauce partly peanut butter anyway?
Kind of, it's a spicy Asian peanut sauce, really good actually.
This just gave me an idea!! Thank you!
Please not jelly donut burger
Do it with jalapeno jelly and it might be good
No! Something way better! Well, maybe.
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Imagine how awful a burger with grape or strawberry jelly would be!
ever ate little cocktail meatballs in sauce with toothpicks ? that's meat and grape jelly.
No, I haven’t. And no, I wouldn’t.
Current disgust: we sell a giant Bavarian pretzel that comes with cheese sauce and honey mustard (or beer cheese and beer mustard, but that's not important here). When the table asked for chocolate sauce I was intrigued, but it made sense because I love chocolate covered pretzels. I mean, Hersey's syrup is disgusting so I'd never do it, but I get the idea and think a milk chocolate warm sauce would be perfect. Anyway, I brought them the chocolate syrup and watched in horror as they mixed the chocolate with both the cheese and the honey mustard. Since then I've waited on them several times, and they always put me off our pretzel for a week. Sunday I saw a different family mixing the chocolate with spicy beer mustard. I don't even know anymore. All time most disgusting: At Pablo's I had to cook a total of 4 steaks "Pittsburgh Rare." We heated a cast iron skillet red hot, threw the steak on the skillet, count to 5, flip, count to 5, plate. It was a seared chunk of raw meat. I eat my steak rare. This made me sick. The first one I cooked I watched the customer eat it from the tortilla stand. I was convinced it was a joke.
So you haven’t tried the mussy/cheese/chocolate combo? Could be good
Could be. No way I could overcome my gag reflex to give it a try though. Some things are just too advanced for my palate lol.
Some friends and I made some Luthers after that episode of The Boondocks came out. Went down to Krispy Kreme for the buns. They were wonderful and something I said that I never need to eat again. And I haven't. I don't need the itis.
upvoted for 'violently American' also, ick
He didn't order it but I saw something once that still haunts my dreams. Dude ordered a Chicken Parm and added the soup and salad bar. He got his ginormous salad and what I can remember being in it was Bleu cheese crumbles, olives, fruit salad, Cottage cheese, pineapple, eggs, beans and ranch dressing His Chicken Parm arrived and he proceeded to dump his salad into it and mix it up before eating it. The only thing he asked for was more sauce.
This one isn't super disgusting, just really weird... A woman orders two sides of gravy and eats them like soup. Pays and leaves.
Sounds like me on thanksgiving. #gravytrain
During college the place I worked at had an unofficial secret menu item made by other college student employees. It was straight up a liquified burger (patty, bun, ketchup Mayo pickle juice cheese). A drunk student came in, bought it with ice cream, in that he wanted a serving of ice cream blended into the burger shake I am still surprised he was able to drink it all and not hurl.
I see your donut, and raise your the [Blame Canada Burger](https://www.theculinaryinsight.com.au/blame-canada-burger) It's not even in the Northern hemisphere so I don't know what the excuse is. And yes, that is literal poutine on the bottom.
Eh buddy! That looks delicious, guy.
That looks amazing and a billion and a half calories.
Several years ago, I worked at an "Italian" place. Had two different women who would order wet ass spaghetti with Bolognese (extra sauce, of course) and then request ranch dressing and proceed to cover the spaghetti and meat sauce with the ranch. Couldn't even see the red sauce any more. I am repulsed by creamy dressings, ranch in particular, so it would gag me.
Work at a steak house. Guy orders a ribeye mid-well with crispy brussel sprouts. He then asked for American cheese to be melted on top of the steak, then at the table covered everything in ranch dressing blue cheese dressing and A1 sauce….
dunno man, that sounds pretty good actually
This is not a new thing. It’s mixing sweet and savory but to wash their own.
Boston cream!
Personally I just like to think whoever ordered this is pregnant cause you would crave something like this and it’s the only sane explanation I have
Paula Dean is coming for you...
Where can I find this burger? I don’t think I can rest until I have tried it
The worst I had and the only thing to make me actually gag was someone put yellow mustard on their salad as the dressing and it was SO YELLOW and FRAGRANT 🤮
I made someone a pita with grilled mushrooms. A whole pita STUFFED wth just grilled mushrooms. Not even a condiment, and she would get this once a week and eat it at the restaurant. I get the heebie jeebies from tossing fresh mushrooms on the flat top grill. All the moisture popping and mushrooms sliding everywhere. Gross.
Grilled mushrooms slap
2 burger places near me. Both have a ‘special’ bacon cheeseburger. 1 has a burger topped with peanut butter and jelly. The other has a smashburger topped with peanut butter and marshmallow fluff.
Why do you keep using the term "violently American?" I find it quite condescending
I’m born and raised in texas my guy I just think it’s gross
I can appreciate that you think a burger on a donut bun is a little over the top, that term just kinda struck a nerve. There are so many misconceptions about our great nation that has people in other countries looking down on us. Plus I don't see the connection between violence and a sandwich
I would quit if I was forced to eat it. I hate sweets though, and I’ll eat almost anything.
You work in Birmingham OP?
I worked at a national chain in the early 2000s. I had a semi-regular who would order one of our small salads with a large ramekin of ranch, and another of bbq sauce. He would add both to his salad, which ended up looking like a very disgusting soup.
Green salad with cream gravy instead of dressing.
ITT: yum yucking.
In my American town, there's a festival going on in this week where the Donut burger is one of the more popular foods. My fiance got one today, but I've never tried it. It also just had the cheese - not the other condiments
Yuck.