If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!

In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
for it!

Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?

CR.

Corey Richardson `R> wrote:

> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>
> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
> for it!

Gee. I never would have thought the Whopper and the Whopper WITH
CHEESE were two different sandwiches.

I always thought a hamburger and a cheeseburger both had cheese on
them.

-sw <thwacking forehead>

"Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
...
> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>
> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
> for it!
>
> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>
> CR.

Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.

Actually my friend you have to specifically ask for cheese all over for any
size Whopper. Wendy's too. I got into the habit of asking for it YEARS ago
because if you forget, you end up getting really ****ed at yoursef and for
the company for not assuming that everyone wants cheese, which they should.

***WARNING*** Burger King Whoppers', Wendy's classic's, and SOME Mcdonald's
sandwiches (the quater pounder, for example) MUST BE ORDER WITH
CHEESE.******

The Big Mac, on the other hand, does NOT need to be ordered whith cheese, it
automatically comes with it. So do all bacon-cheeseburgers, and the name of
any burger that has the word "cheese" in it.

Arby's roast beef does NOT have cheese, you need to order an item such as
the Beef-n-cheddar.

All Taco bell items automatically come with the cheese. (except obvious
item's such as dessert items)

"Jerry Sauk" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
> ...
>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>>
>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
>> for it!
>>
>> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>
>> CR.
>
> Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.
>
> Actually my friend you have to specifically ask for cheese all over for
> any
> size Whopper. Wendy's too. I got into the habit of asking for it YEARS
> ago
> because if you forget, you end up getting really ****ed at yoursef and for
> the company for not assuming that everyone wants cheese, which they
> should.
>
> ***WARNING*** Burger King Whoppers', Wendy's classic's, and SOME
> Mcdonald's
> sandwiches (the quater pounder, for example) MUST BE ORDER WITH
> CHEESE.******
>
> The Big Mac, on the other hand, does NOT need to be ordered whith cheese,
> it
> automatically comes with it. So do all bacon-cheeseburgers, and the name
> of
> any burger that has the word "cheese" in it.
>
> Arby's roast beef does NOT have cheese, you need to order an item such as
> the Beef-n-cheddar.
>
> All Taco bell items automatically come with the cheese. (except obvious
> item's such as dessert items)
>
>

2 chapters in one night! Out****ingstanding! Care to go for 3?


--
TFM®
Everyone else's never have defeated my logic!

"TFM®" > wrote in message
. com...
>
>
> "Jerry Sauk" > wrote in message
> ...
>>
>> "Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
>> ...
>>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>>>
>>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
>>> for it!
>>>
>>> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>>
>>> CR.
>>
>> Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.
>>
>> Actually my friend you have to specifically ask for cheese all over for
>> any
>> size Whopper. Wendy's too. I got into the habit of asking for it YEARS
>> ago
>> because if you forget, you end up getting really ****ed at yoursef and
>> for
>> the company for not assuming that everyone wants cheese, which they
>> should.
>>
>> ***WARNING*** Burger King Whoppers', Wendy's classic's, and SOME
>> Mcdonald's
>> sandwiches (the quater pounder, for example) MUST BE ORDER WITH
>> CHEESE.******
>>
>> The Big Mac, on the other hand, does NOT need to be ordered whith cheese,
>> it
>> automatically comes with it. So do all bacon-cheeseburgers, and the name
>> of
>> any burger that has the word "cheese" in it.
>>
>> Arby's roast beef does NOT have cheese, you need to order an item such as
>> the Beef-n-cheddar.
>>
>> All Taco bell items automatically come with the cheese. (except obvious
>> item's such as dessert items)
>>
>>
>
> 2 chapters in one night! Out****ingstanding! Care to go for 3?
>
>


I don't understand a goddamn word you A-holes are sayin'. Can we get some
english in here?

(with cheese)

"Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
...
> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>
> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
> for it!
>
> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>
> CR.

ME, I can't eat cheese and have always preferred my hamburgers WITHOUT
cheese.

On Jul 15, 11:33*pm, "Jerry Sauk" > wrote:
> "Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
>
> ...
>
> > If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>
> > In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
> > for it!
>
> > Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>
> > CR.
>
> Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.

Assuming I wanted a Whopper, I would want it without cheese. I never
eat any type of hamburger with cheese.

However, I rarely eat hamburgers anywhere but at home.

Cindy Hamilton

Jerry Sauk wrote:
> "Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
> ...
>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for
>> cheese!
>>
>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to
>> ask for it!
>>
>> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>
>> CR.
>
> Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.
>
> Actually my friend you have to specifically ask for cheese all over
> for any size Whopper. Wendy's too. I got into the habit of asking
> for it YEARS ago because if you forget, you end up getting really
> ****ed at yoursef and for the company for not assuming that everyone
> wants cheese, which they should.
>
> ***WARNING*** Burger King Whoppers, Wendy's classics, and SOME
> McDonald's sandwiches (the quarter pounder, for example) MUST BE ORDERED
> WITH CHEESE.******
>

Yep, Mr. Sauk is correct. You always have to ask for the sandwich with
cheese. Just for an example, the first time I went to a Hardees (we didn't
have them in California or Hawaii and I wanted to try them out) I ordered a
burger, naked (as in no mayo, but I *did* ask for ketchup), bacon, *cheese*,
lettuce and tomato. We went through the drive-thru and, like an idiot, I
didn't check my order. I got home, opened the package and found a dry
hamburger patty on a bun. That was it. My receipt clearly stated what I
had ordered; ketchup, *cheese*, bacon, lettuce, & tomato - and I had to pay
extra for that. I think the sandwich came to about $5. I had to ask my
husband to drive all the way back to the restaurant to complain and get the
toppings I wanted on the burger. To be fair, even cold without melted
cheese or hot bacon, it wasn't a bad burger.

Jack in the Box was like that, too. If you didn't specify a Jumbo Jack WITH
cheese and no sauce, you just got an onion-mayo slobbered patty with lettuce
and tomato. Maui's Wailuku Jack in the Box had to be the worst when it came
to special orders. They rarely got it right. When they did, though, oh!
Fast-food heaven.

kili

Cindy Hamilton wrote:
> On Jul 15, 11:33 pm, "Jerry Sauk" > wrote:
>> "Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
>>
>> ...
>>
>>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for
>>> cheese!
>>
>>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have
>>> to ask for it!
>>
>>> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>
>>> CR.
>>
>> Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.
>
> Assuming I wanted a Whopper, I would want it without cheese. I never
> eat any type of hamburger with cheese.
>

Wow, I can't imagine eating a burger *without* cheese. My favorite burger,
if I'm making them at home, is a *rare* patty (freshly ground, of course),
grilled, topped with swiss cheese, sauteed mushrooms, bacon, lettuce, tomato
and either ketchup or BBQ sauce. I used to love caramelized onions on top
as well, but my digestive system doesn't appreciate the onions so much
anymore, unfortunately. :-(

kili

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 06:50:38 -0700 (PDT), Cindy Hamilton
> wrote:

>Assuming I wanted a Whopper, I would want it without cheese. I never
>eat any type of hamburger with cheese.

Would you eat a real Whopper or a Whopper Jr.? The Jrs are big enough
for me!

The only fast food burger I choose to eat with cheese is a quarter
pounder (gotta get my fix every now and then). I do like blue cheese
on a regular burger. The times are fewer apart these days due to
changing taste - but it still hits the spot occasionally.


--
I never worry about diets. The only carrots that interest me are the number of carats in a diamond.

Mae West

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 10:05:20 -0400, "kilikini"
> wrote:

>I used to love caramelized onions on top
>as well, but my digestive system doesn't appreciate the onions so much
>anymore, unfortunately. :-(

I love raw onion and lots of it... sorry to hear you can't even take
the caramelized ones anymore. :/


--
I never worry about diets. The only carrots that interest me are the number of carats in a diamond.

Mae West

On Jul 15, 8:02*pm, Corey Richardson `R> wrote:
> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>
> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
> for it!
>
> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>
> CR.

You put too many words in that sentence. It should be, "Why would
anyone want a Triple Whopper?"

N.

On Wed 16 Jul 2008 08:33:02a, told us...

> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 06:50:38 -0700 (PDT), Cindy Hamilton
> > wrote:
>
>>Assuming I wanted a Whopper, I would want it without cheese. I never
>>eat any type of hamburger with cheese.
>
> Would you eat a real Whopper or a Whopper Jr.? The Jrs are big enough
> for me!
>
> The only fast food burger I choose to eat with cheese is a quarter
> pounder (gotta get my fix every now and then). I do like blue cheese
> on a regular burger. The times are fewer apart these days due to
> changing taste - but it still hits the spot occasionally.
>
>

There was a small very electic restaurant in the Cleveland area that became
rather famous for the "gourmet" burgers, and they had some wonderful
variations. One of my favorites was bleu cheese with bacon.

--
Wayne Boatwright
-------------------------------------------
Wednesday, 07(VII)/16(XVI)/08(MMVIII)
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-------------------------------------------
Ambition is a poor excuse for not
having the good sense to be lazy.
-------------------------------------------

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 15:54:37 GMT, Wayne Boatwright
> wrote:

>There was a small very electic restaurant in the Cleveland area that became
>rather famous for the "gourmet" burgers, and they had some wonderful
>variations. One of my favorites was bleu cheese with bacon.

Have you ever tried roasted garlic (lots of it) on a burger? Major
YUM!


--
I never worry about diets. The only carrots that interest me are the number of carats in a diamond.

Mae West

On Wed 16 Jul 2008 08:56:49a, told us...

> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 15:54:37 GMT, Wayne Boatwright
> > wrote:
>
>>There was a small very electic restaurant in the Cleveland area that
>>became rather famous for the "gourmet" burgers, and they had some
>>wonderful variations. One of my favorites was bleu cheese with bacon.
>
> Have you ever tried roasted garlic (lots of it) on a burger? Major
> YUM!
>
>

I haven't yet, but I will now!

--
Wayne Boatwright
-------------------------------------------
Wednesday, 07(VII)/16(XVI)/08(MMVIII)
-------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------
If you save the world too often, it
begins to expect it.
-------------------------------------------

"Cindy Hamilton" > wrote in message
...
On Jul 15, 11:33 pm, "Jerry Sauk" > wrote:
> "Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
>
> ...
>
> > If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>
> > In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
> > for it!
>
> > Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>
> > CR.
>
> Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.

>> Assuming I wanted a Whopper, I would want it without cheese. I never
>> eat any type of hamburger with cheese.

>> However, I rarely eat hamburgers anywhere but at home.

I'm with you, Cindy, most of the time. To my tastes, it doesn't add much to
a fast food burger except calories. And with the exception of the time I
went to BK after a 60-mile bike ride last year and ordered a Whopper Jr.
with cheese (I was VORACIOUSLY hungry), I just don't do it. Absolutely love
cheese, but want it to be the good stuff, and used in an "application" where
it counts.

TammyM

kilikini wrote:
> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>> "Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
>> ...
>>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for
>>> cheese!
>>>
>>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to
>>> ask for it!
>>>
>>> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>>
>>> CR.
>> Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.
>>
>> Actually my friend you have to specifically ask for cheese all over
>> for any size Whopper. Wendy's too. I got into the habit of asking
>> for it YEARS ago because if you forget, you end up getting really
>> ****ed at yoursef and for the company for not assuming that everyone
>> wants cheese, which they should.
>>
>> ***WARNING*** Burger King Whoppers, Wendy's classics, and SOME
>> McDonald's sandwiches (the quarter pounder, for example) MUST BE ORDERED
>> WITH CHEESE.******
>>
>
> Yep, Mr. Sauk is correct. You always have to ask for the sandwich with
> cheese. Just for an example, the first time I went to a Hardees (we didn't
> have them in California or Hawaii and I wanted to try them out) I ordered a
> burger, naked (as in no mayo, but I *did* ask for ketchup), bacon, *cheese*,
> lettuce and tomato. We went through the drive-thru and, like an idiot, I
> didn't check my order. I got home, opened the package and found a dry
> hamburger patty on a bun. That was it. My receipt clearly stated what I
> had ordered; ketchup, *cheese*, bacon, lettuce, & tomato - and I had to pay
> extra for that. I think the sandwich came to about $5. I had to ask my
> husband to drive all the way back to the restaurant to complain and get the
> toppings I wanted on the burger. To be fair, even cold without melted
> cheese or hot bacon, it wasn't a bad burger.
>
> Jack in the Box was like that, too. If you didn't specify a Jumbo Jack WITH
> cheese and no sauce, you just got an onion-mayo slobbered patty with lettuce
> and tomato. Maui's Wailuku Jack in the Box had to be the worst when it came
> to special orders. They rarely got it right. When they did, though, oh!
> Fast-food heaven.
>
> kili
>
>

At Wendy's I've been ordering the #2 (double) for a while and I never
ask for cheese but they put it on anyways.

On Jul 16, 10:05*am, "kilikini" > wrote:
> Cindy Hamilton wrote:
> > On Jul 15, 11:33 pm, "Jerry Sauk" > wrote:
> >> "Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
>
> . ..
>
> >>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for
> >>> cheese!
>
> >>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have
> >>> to ask for it!
>
> >>> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>
> >>> CR.
>
> >> Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.
>
> > Assuming I wanted a Whopper, I would want it without cheese. *I never
> > eat any type of hamburger with cheese.
>
> Wow, I can't imagine eating a burger *without* cheese. *My favorite burger,
> if I'm making them at home, is a *rare* patty (freshly ground, of course),
> grilled, topped with swiss cheese, sauteed mushrooms, bacon, lettuce, tomato
> and either ketchup or BBQ sauce. *I used to love caramelized onions on top
> as well, but my digestive system doesn't appreciate the onions so much
> anymore, unfortunately. *:-(

If tomatoes are in season:

Burger with tomato, lettuce, a slice of raw onion, and mayo on an
onion roll.
Salt and pepper aplenty.

If tomatoes are not in season:

Burger with a slice of onion on a buttered, "grilled" onion roll.
Salt and pepper.

Medium rare in both cases. I used to eat them rare, but my aging
digestive system
complains when I eat rare meat.

For me, cheese is usually the meal, not the garnish. I've always been
that way.

Cindy Hamilton

Corey Richardson wrote:

> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>
> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
> for it!
>
> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?

In the UK I think the question should read

Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper with cheese anyway?

Dave

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 22:37:39 +0100, Dave >
wrote:

>Corey Richardson wrote:
>
>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>>
>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
>> for it!
>>
>> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>
>In the UK I think the question should read
>
>Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper with cheese anyway?
>
>Dave

You never eat burgers then?

On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 22:33:33 -0500, "Jerry Sauk" >
wrote:

>
>"Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
.. .
>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>>
>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
>> for it!
>>
>> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>
>> CR.
>
>Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.
>
>Actually my friend you have to specifically ask for cheese all over for any
>size Whopper. Wendy's too. I got into the habit of asking for it YEARS ago
>because if you forget, you end up getting really ****ed at yoursef and for
>the company for not assuming that everyone wants cheese, which they should.
>
>***WARNING*** Burger King Whoppers', Wendy's classic's, and SOME Mcdonald's
>sandwiches (the quater pounder, for example) MUST BE ORDER WITH
>CHEESE.******
>
>The Big Mac, on the other hand, does NOT need to be ordered whith cheese, it
>automatically comes with it. So do all bacon-cheeseburgers, and the name of
>any burger that has the word "cheese" in it.
>
>Arby's roast beef does NOT have cheese, you need to order an item such as
>the Beef-n-cheddar.
>
>All Taco bell items automatically come with the cheese. (except obvious
>item's such as dessert items)

That's what I like about BK, ask for cheese and bacon on your triple
Whopper and they'll do it. In the UK at least, ask at McDonalds for a
double quarter pounder and they'll just look at you strange and say no.

On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 21:07:38 -0500, Sqwertz >
wrote:

>Corey Richardson `R> wrote:
>
>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>>
>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
>> for it!
>
>Gee. I never would have thought the Whopper and the Whopper WITH
>CHEESE were two different sandwiches.
>
>I always thought a hamburger and a cheeseburger both had cheese on
>them.
>
>-sw <thwacking forehead>

A Triple Whopper with cheese isn't a standard menu option in the UK.

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 00:23:35 -0400, "Reverend Rafe Hollister"
> wrote:

>
>
>"TFM®" > wrote in message
.com...
>>
>>
>> "Jerry Sauk" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>>
>>> "Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
>>> ...
>>>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>>>>
>>>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
>>>> for it!
>>>>
>>>> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>>>
>>>> CR.
>>>
>>> Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.
>>>
>>> Actually my friend you have to specifically ask for cheese all over for
>>> any
>>> size Whopper. Wendy's too. I got into the habit of asking for it YEARS
>>> ago
>>> because if you forget, you end up getting really ****ed at yoursef and
>>> for
>>> the company for not assuming that everyone wants cheese, which they
>>> should.
>>>
>>> ***WARNING*** Burger King Whoppers', Wendy's classic's, and SOME
>>> Mcdonald's
>>> sandwiches (the quater pounder, for example) MUST BE ORDER WITH
>>> CHEESE.******
>>>
>>> The Big Mac, on the other hand, does NOT need to be ordered whith cheese,
>>> it
>>> automatically comes with it. So do all bacon-cheeseburgers, and the name
>>> of
>>> any burger that has the word "cheese" in it.
>>>
>>> Arby's roast beef does NOT have cheese, you need to order an item such as
>>> the Beef-n-cheddar.
>>>
>>> All Taco bell items automatically come with the cheese. (except obvious
>>> item's such as dessert items)
>>>
>>>
>>
>> 2 chapters in one night! Out****ingstanding! Care to go for 3?
>>
>>
>
>
>I don't understand a goddamn word you A-holes are sayin'. Can we get some
>english in here?
>
>(with cheese)

Would you like fries with that?

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 06:50:38 -0700 (PDT), Cindy Hamilton
> wrote:

>On Jul 15, 11:33*pm, "Jerry Sauk" > wrote:
>> "Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
>>
>> ...
>>
>> > If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>>
>> > In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
>> > for it!
>>
>> > Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>
>> > CR.
>>
>> Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.
>
>Assuming I wanted a Whopper, I would want it without cheese. I never
>eat any type of hamburger with cheese.
>
>However, I rarely eat hamburgers anywhere but at home.
>
>Cindy Hamilton

I eat homemade burgers too, but what's wrong with a BK (or other)
burger? (With or without the cheese?)

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 13:25:14 -0700 (PDT), Cindy Hamilton
> wrote:

>On Jul 16, 10:05*am, "kilikini" > wrote:
>> Cindy Hamilton wrote:
>> > On Jul 15, 11:33 pm, "Jerry Sauk" > wrote:
>> >> "Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
>>
>> . ..
>>
>> >>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for
>> >>> cheese!
>>
>> >>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have
>> >>> to ask for it!
>>
>> >>> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>
>> >>> CR.
>>
>> >> Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.
>>
>> > Assuming I wanted a Whopper, I would want it without cheese. *I never
>> > eat any type of hamburger with cheese.
>>
>> Wow, I can't imagine eating a burger *without* cheese. *My favorite burger,
>> if I'm making them at home, is a *rare* patty (freshly ground, of course),
>> grilled, topped with swiss cheese, sauteed mushrooms, bacon, lettuce, tomato
>> and either ketchup or BBQ sauce. *I used to love caramelized onions on top
>> as well, but my digestive system doesn't appreciate the onions so much
>> anymore, unfortunately. *:-(
>
>If tomatoes are in season:
>
>Burger with tomato, lettuce, a slice of raw onion, and mayo on an
>onion roll.
>Salt and pepper aplenty.
>
>If tomatoes are not in season:
>
>Burger with a slice of onion on a buttered, "grilled" onion roll.
>Salt and pepper.
>
>Medium rare in both cases. I used to eat them rare, but my aging
>digestive system
>complains when I eat rare meat.
>
>For me, cheese is usually the meal, not the garnish. I've always been
>that way.
>
>Cindy Hamilton

We are told we must *never* eat burgers rare or medium in the UK.

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 05:43:05 -0500, "big fish" > wrote:

>
>"Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
.. .
>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>>
>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
>> for it!
>>
>> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>
>> CR.
>
>ME, I can't eat cheese and have always preferred my hamburgers WITHOUT
>cheese.

OK. Personal choice I suppose.

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 08:37:44 -0700 (PDT), Nancy2
> wrote:

>On Jul 15, 8:02*pm, Corey Richardson `R> wrote:
>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>>
>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
>> for it!
>>
>> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>
>> CR.
>
>You put too many words in that sentence. It should be, "Why would
>anyone want a Triple Whopper?"
>
>N.

Because they taste good? Plus they aren't really bad for you.

Corey Richardson wrote:

> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 22:37:39 +0100, Dave >
> wrote:
>
>
>>Corey Richardson wrote:
>>
>>
>>>If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>>>
>>>In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
>>>for it!
>>>
>>>Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>
>>In the UK I think the question should read
>>
>>Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper with cheese anyway?
>>
>>Dave
>
>
> You never eat burgers then?

Not UK ones. This was brought home to me when my niece, who lives in
Canada came over here and I took her and our daughter to the cinema. On
the way out, she wanted a hot dog and persuaded her mother to buy one
after her mother said 'you wont like it. One bite in and it went into
the bin.

It is the same with burgers. I finished of the one our g daughter
couldn't finnish, it was awful :-(((

Dave

Corey Richardson wrote:

> We are told we must *never* eat burgers rare or medium in the UK.

There has been a shift in those thoughts in the last couple of years, we
are now advised to make sure that we make them from good quality beef
and cook them properly, i.e. cooked through.

Dave

On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 00:24:00 +0100, Dave >
wrote:

>Corey Richardson wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 22:37:39 +0100, Dave >
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Corey Richardson wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>>>>
>>>>In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
>>>>for it!
>>>>
>>>>Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>>
>>>In the UK I think the question should read
>>>
>>>Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper with cheese anyway?
>>>
>>>Dave
>>
>>
>> You never eat burgers then?
>
>Not UK ones. This was brought home to me when my niece, who lives in
>Canada came over here and I took her and our daughter to the cinema. On
>the way out, she wanted a hot dog and persuaded her mother to buy one
>after her mother said 'you wont like it. One bite in and it went into
>the bin.

I can understand that, UK hot dogs are *completely* different to
USA/Canada hotdogs. You just can't compare them.

>It is the same with burgers. I finished of the one our g daughter
>couldn't finnish, it was awful :-(((

Why? Because you were told that's how you're supposed to behave when
eating fast-food burgers?

BK's burgers are 100% beef, sometimes 100% Angus beef. McDonalds burgers
are 100% beef too. There's probably less shit pumped into their beef
than their is into ASDA's and Tesco's minced beef!

Corey Richardson `R> wrote:

>I can understand that, UK hot dogs are *completely* different to
>USA/Canada hotdogs. You just can't compare them.

Maybe I've missed it, but I've never seen anything called
a "hot dog" in the UK.

Steve

"Dave" > wrote in message
...
> Corey Richardson wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 22:37:39 +0100, Dave >
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Corey Richardson wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for cheese!
>>>>
>>>>In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to ask
>>>>for it!
>>>>
>>>>Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>>
>>>In the UK I think the question should read
>>>
>>>Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper with cheese anyway?
>>>
>>>Dave
>>
>>
>> You never eat burgers then?
>
> Not UK ones. This was brought home to me when my niece, who lives in
> Canada came over here and I took her and our daughter to the cinema. On
> the way out, she wanted a hot dog and persuaded her mother to buy one
> after her mother said 'you wont like it. One bite in and it went into the
> bin.
>
> It is the same with burgers. I finished of the one our g daughter couldn't
> finnish, it was awful :-(((
>
> Dave

Just a suggestion, dont go to a restaurant to see a film and dont go a
cinema to eat.

On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 00:29:52 +0100, Dave >
wrote:

>Corey Richardson wrote:
>
>> We are told we must *never* eat burgers rare or medium in the UK.
>
>There has been a shift in those thoughts in the last couple of years, we
>are now advised to make sure that we make them from good quality beef
>and cook them properly, i.e. cooked through.
>
>Dave

No, "cooked through" means that we are *not* supposed to eat burgers
that are medium or rare. Only well done.

The FSA states "make sure that burgers are piping hot throughout, cooked
until the juices run clear and there’s no pink meat inside.'

http://www.food.gov.uk/news/newsarch...07/jul/burgers

Horse wrote:


> Just a suggestion, dont go to a restaurant to see a film and dont go a
> cinema to eat.

Yes, agreed, but my excuse is that I was young and naive then :-)

Dave

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 23:39:08 +0000 (UTC), (Steve
Pope) wrote:

>Corey Richardson `R> wrote:
>
>>I can understand that, UK hot dogs are *completely* different to
>>USA/Canada hotdogs. You just can't compare them.
>
>Maybe I've missed it, but I've never seen anything called
>a "hot dog" in the UK.
>
>Steve

Really?

Are you being serious?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A1021834

They're available in tins and jars too.

And nearly every street vendor and corner kebab shop serves them.

Steve Pope wrote:

> Corey Richardson `R> wrote:
>
>
>>I can understand that, UK hot dogs are *completely* different to
>>USA/Canada hotdogs. You just can't compare them.
>
>
> Maybe I've missed it, but I've never seen anything called
> a "hot dog" in the UK.

Sorry about that, but I am a 2 finger typist and I was a bit nervous
earlier on (it's a temporary health problem that is cured by alcohol)
and the fingers were going all over the place.

On the other hand, have you never seen a dog in heat? :-)

Dave

Corey Richardson `R> wrote:

>On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 23:39:08 +0000 (UTC), (Steve
>Pope) wrote:

>>Maybe I've missed it, but I've never seen anything called
>>a "hot dog" in the UK.

>Are you being serious?

>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A1021834

>They're available in tins and jars too.

>And nearly every street vendor and corner kebab shop serves them.

I'm sure I'm just unobservant. If at a kebab stand, I normally
get a falafel or if I'm feeling carniverous a lamb kebab.
I really don't have any memory of UK hot dogs. (Which I do
have somewhat of a weakness for.)

Steve

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 11:53:24 -0500, Scott > wrote:

>kilikini wrote:
>> Jerry Sauk wrote:
>>> "Corey Richardson" `R> wrote in message
>>> ...
>>>> If you ask for a Triple Whopper in the UK, remember to ask for
>>>> cheese!
>>>>
>>>> In the UK a, Triple Whopper doesn't come with cheese and you have to
>>>> ask for it!
>>>>
>>>> Why would anyone want a Triple Whopper without the cheese?
>>>>
>>>> CR.
>>> Nobody wants a whopper without cheese.
>>>
>>> Actually my friend you have to specifically ask for cheese all over
>>> for any size Whopper. Wendy's too. I got into the habit of asking
>>> for it YEARS ago because if you forget, you end up getting really
>>> ****ed at yoursef and for the company for not assuming that everyone
>>> wants cheese, which they should.
>>>
>>> ***WARNING*** Burger King Whoppers, Wendy's classics, and SOME
>>> McDonald's sandwiches (the quarter pounder, for example) MUST BE ORDERED
>>> WITH CHEESE.******
>>>
>>
>> Yep, Mr. Sauk is correct. You always have to ask for the sandwich with
>> cheese. Just for an example, the first time I went to a Hardees (we didn't
>> have them in California or Hawaii and I wanted to try them out) I ordered a
>> burger, naked (as in no mayo, but I *did* ask for ketchup), bacon, *cheese*,
>> lettuce and tomato. We went through the drive-thru and, like an idiot, I
>> didn't check my order. I got home, opened the package and found a dry
>> hamburger patty on a bun. That was it. My receipt clearly stated what I
>> had ordered; ketchup, *cheese*, bacon, lettuce, & tomato - and I had to pay
>> extra for that. I think the sandwich came to about $5. I had to ask my
>> husband to drive all the way back to the restaurant to complain and get the
>> toppings I wanted on the burger. To be fair, even cold without melted
>> cheese or hot bacon, it wasn't a bad burger.
>>
>> Jack in the Box was like that, too. If you didn't specify a Jumbo Jack WITH
>> cheese and no sauce, you just got an onion-mayo slobbered patty with lettuce
>> and tomato. Maui's Wailuku Jack in the Box had to be the worst when it came
>> to special orders. They rarely got it right. When they did, though, oh!
>> Fast-food heaven.
>>
>> kili
>>
>>
>
>At Wendy's I've been ordering the #2 (double) for a while and I never
>ask for cheese but they put it on anyways.

Is that a good or a bad thing for you?

On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 23:54:52 +0000 (UTC), (Steve
Pope) wrote:

>Corey Richardson `R> wrote:
>
>>On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 23:39:08 +0000 (UTC), (Steve
>>Pope) wrote:
>
>>>Maybe I've missed it, but I've never seen anything called
>>>a "hot dog" in the UK.
>
>>Are you being serious?
>
>>http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A1021834
>
>>They're available in tins and jars too.
>
>>And nearly every street vendor and corner kebab shop serves them.
>
>I'm sure I'm just unobservant. If at a kebab stand, I normally
>get a falafel or if I'm feeling carniverous a lamb kebab.
>I really don't have any memory of UK hot dogs. (Which I do
>have somewhat of a weakness for.)
>
>Steve

I can get a footlong about 2mins away from me. With either ketchup,
mustard or crispy fried onions. They're not the same as USA ones, which
is good for me, (I don't like tough skins) and they're delicious.

Now a good kebab... Drools...

Corey Richardson `R> wrote:

>On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 23:54:52 +0000 (UTC), (Steve

>>I'm sure I'm just unobservant. If at a kebab stand, I normally
>>get a falafel or if I'm feeling carniverous a lamb kebab.
>>I really don't have any memory of UK hot dogs. (Which I do
>>have somewhat of a weakness for.)

>I can get a footlong about 2mins away from me. With either ketchup,
>mustard or crispy fried onions. They're not the same as USA ones, which
>is good for me, (I don't like tough skins) and they're delicious.

On the other hand, I've had many a Portuguese sausage from
the stand at Burough Market. Those are superb, and could
stand up to any high-end dog in the U.S.

Steve