Seems every time I ate a burger there I get heartburn. However when I
eat an expensive restaurant burger I don't seem to have any problem.

James wrote:
> Seems every time I ate a burger there I get heartburn. However when I
> eat an expensive restaurant burger I don't seem to have any problem.
>

atmosphere? You eat slower when at a restaurant rather than a fast food
place?

On Sep 18, 11:50 pm, Goomba38 > wrote:
> James wrote:
> > Seems every time I ate a burger there I get heartburn. However when I
> > eat an expensive restaurant burger I don't seem to have any problem.
>
> atmosphere? You eat slower when at a restaurant rather than a fast food
> place?

Good point, there's that. There's also the obligatory French fries
and soda pop that generally accompany fast food burgers. At better
restaurants, the fries are usually steak cut, so less grease, and the
burgers are made from less fatty ground beef. High fat content,
combined with large meal size can promote gastric reflux.
Also, at an "expensive restaurant," the burgers do not come pre-
dressed with ketchup, mustard, pickles and onions, all of which can
cause heartburn, and which might not be added by the customer if (s)he
had the choice.

--Bryan

On Sep 18, 11:39 pm, James > wrote:
> Seems every time I ate a burger there I get heartburn. However when I
> eat an expensive restaurant burger I don't seem to have any problem.

A lot of acid reflux and heartburn, especially, comes from fat
content. The supermarket burgers probably are from fattier cuts of
meat.

N.

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James > wrote:

> Seems every time I ate a burger there I get heartburn. However when I
> eat an expensive restaurant burger I don't seem to have any problem.

Where?

On Sep 19, 12:39 am, James > wrote:
> Seems every time I ate a burger there I get heartburn. However when I
> eat an expensive restaurant burger I don't seem to have any problem.

You have an expensive stomach.

HTH

James wrote:
> Seems every time I ate a burger there I get heartburn.

All preground meat contains mystery meat... fast food mystery meat is
simply of the Hitchcockian genre.