/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12759565
Review from another thread:
I actually had one side by side with a real whopper. They have an earthy, smokey flavor. Compared to the regular whopper, its actually got a stronger flavor. The patty itself is a bit tougher and drier, but the toppings on a whopper are already so moist that I'm tempted to say that I might even prefer the additional texture. If someone served it to you at the family bbq you'd think they seasoned it well, but pressed the juice out instead of letting it rest. I was very surprised that it delivered as strong as it did. Honestly, I liked it about as much as I liked the real whopper. Both get a 7.5/10 as far as fast food sandwiches are concerned. Very impressive.

>>12761736
I actually had one side by side with a real whopper. They have an earthy, smokey flavor. Compared to the regular whopper, its actually got a stronger flavor. The patty itself is a bit tougher and drier, but the toppings on a whopper are already so moist that I'm tempted to say that I might even prefer the additional texture. If someone served it to you at the family bbq you'd think they seasoned it well, but pressed the juice out instead of letting it rest. I was very surprised that it delivered as strong as it did. Honestly, I liked it about as much as I liked the real whopper. Both get a 7.5/10 as far as fast food sandwiches are concerned. Very impressive.