/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.16163799]

What do you think the world record time for making a burger is?

McDonald's is pretty fast, one time I was there and they handed me my food before I could even pay for it.

[Anonymous No.16163814]

>>16163799
it'll take a while to raise the cattle and grow the grain, probably around 20 months

[Anonymous No.16163816]

Well you could throw a burger into a furnace and 'cook it' within a second. It's more likely that there's a record for amount of burgers cooked/assembled in an hour

[Anonymous No.16163821]

>>16163816
https://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2019/06/14/Greek-chef-makes-3378-burgers-in-one-hour-for-Guinness-record/3541560525174/?ur3=1

0.000004 seconds on google

[Anonymous No.16163835]

>>16163821
those burgers were probably ready, I doubt that counts. I could make a burger in one second if you handed me a cooked burger and a bun too

and he has a "team". What's stopping the team from being 3377 people, each making one burger?

[Anonymous No.16163852]

>>16163835
That's a great point, I have no idea how rigorous Guinness is with these sorts of things. Probably not very

[Anonymous No.16163858]

>>16163799
If you have everything prepped, maybe a minute if the pattie is thin enough.

[Anonymous No.16163860]

Fair conditions for burger timing contest:

Grill may be preheated
Buns must be in sealed bag, but can be precut
Frozen burgers

-5 seconds if it tastes better than the opponents

[Anonymous No.16163985]

>>16163799
Anon you got an old burger that was sitting in the heater.

[Anonymous No.16163991]

>>16163985
Couldn't have been that old, everyone knows fast food burgers have a extremely short shelf life. 30 minutes, tops, and those things are inedible and can never be reheated to their tasty state.