Egg on burger

[Anonymous No.17732223]

Opinions?

[Anonymous No.17732232]

its a must, along with beetroot, pineapple and bacon

[Anonymous No.17732235]

>>17732232
epic!

[Anonymous No.17732238]

Looks bussin, also looks like you didn't make it

[Anonymous No.17732241]

It's great

[Anonymous No.17732261]

>>17732238
I just saved the picture from google
dont have burgers at home :^(

[Anonymous No.17732332]

>>17732223

It's great when it's wrapped around the patty.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZeTimzfG7I

[Anonymous No.17732349]

It's good

[Anonymous No.17732359]

Yeah bro. It depends on the burger though. Growing up in NZ the classic homemade burger was beef patty, cheese, tomato, pickled beetroot, lettuce, fried egg, tomato sauce (ketchup for you Americlaps) mayo and onion.

[Anonymous No.17732420]

I enjoy it, it goes great with ketchup

On the other hand I resent the egg white part, it's usually tasteless and goes completely missing in a typical bite of a burger.

Might have to try savory custard or hollendaise sometime

[Anonymous No.17732421]

egg

[Anonymous No.17732482]

>>17732232
fuckin oath
>>17732235
you're a dickhead

[Anonymous No.17732487]

>>17732223
Good but done badly like 75% of the time I order an egg on my burger. Most burger places toast the bun so by the time the burger hits my table the bun and patty have cooked the egg through and hardened the yolk.

[Anonymous No.17732525]

>>17732223
personally I don't really like it. The yolk makes it extremely drippy and the egg is so slippery that the bun starts to slide around.

I'm not acoustic however so if there's a yummy burger on the menu that has egg on it I'll still take it, pairs well with burgers with bbq sauce and caramelized onions

[Anonymous No.17732534]

>>17732232
cunting oath cunt

[Anonymous No.17732571]

Why are eggs so good bros

[Anonymous No.17732605]

>>17732525
if you aren't making the burger for the gram the you can cook the egg so it doesn't ooze out the side

[Anonymous No.17732685]

>>17732223
i'm pro-

esp over easy w/ a decent runny yolke kinda squirt out like rich flavor on me chin chin chin yes

[Anonymous No.17732688]

>>17732223
Yes

[Anonymous No.17732727]

>>17732332
Looks like gimmick food.

[Anonymous No.17732741]

>>17732223
i hate it. i love fried eggs and i love burgers but combined confuses my mouth somehow. it's a no from me.

[Anonymous No.17732748]

>>17732688
Yes

[Anonymous No.17732867]

>>17732223
The heat form the patty cooks the egg.

[Anonymous No.17732872]

>>17732223
Love it

[Anonymous No.17732874]

>>17732232
basedcunt

[Anonymous No.17733248]

>>17732232

[Anonymous No.17733329]

god i hate australians

[Anonymous No.17733419]

>>17732223
it's great, egg on most sandwiches is pretty good. I like it on fried chicken.

[Anonymous No.17733509]

>>17732741
Basic bitch

[Anonymous No.17733511]

I always pop the yolk and use it to coat one of the buns.

[Anonymous No.17733514]

>>17732223
Based but messy

[Anonymous No.17733864]

>>17732223
I had a burger patty with eggs a couple of days ago. It was delicious

[Anonymous No.17733905]

I used to dislike it, not because it tastes bad but because I didn't find it to add anything, but then I started making breakfast burgers replacing cheese with an egg, and in that context it works pretty well.

[Anonymous No.17733912]

>>17732487
The heat of the bun cooks the egg

[Anonymous No.17733917]

it's kind of pointless, you're already getting enough protein and fat from the meat

[Anonymous No.17733949]

>>17732223
I like egg in a burger, but not with a runny yolk.
Too fucking messy.

[Anonymous No.17733958]

>>17733917
For me it's bacon without eggs

[Anonymous No.17734472]

>>17732223
Greasy. A bit too much, esp. with cheese and bacon. Opens you up to accusations of hipsterism.