The Flame-Broiled History of the Whopper
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2024
- Weird History Food is taking you out for a Whopper. Burger King's highest-ranking burger, the Whopper, has a surprising history, making that delicious flame-broiled burger taste even better. Take a trip through Weird History Food's drive-thru for a delicious history on The Whopper.
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The whopper jr was actually made by accident. When the first Burger King opened in Puerto Rico in 1963, they had no bread molding trays for the whoppers. The manager, Luis Arenas Perez, found smaller ones nearby and sold a smaller version of the sandwich. He is in the BK hall of fame for his creation
there is a BK hall of fame???
I learn something new everyday. Thanks! ✌️
My uncle invented the speed bump.
LOL. The "BK Hall of Fame".
@@djquinn11
My great grandfather invented twisty ties you find in grocery store sandwich bread.
Now Make A video About the Problematic History Of Mcdonald's Ice Cream Machine.
That is straight illegal what they do with that machine
The holding company that makes the ice cream machine also has a substantial stake in McDonald’s and therefore has great influence on the ice cream machine McDonald’s uses. But that’s just a food theory…
It's been done before on dozens of other TH-cam channels...you can watch one of those. I always wonder why people demand to watch the same topic over and over.
@@yamatodamashii1179 If That's True Then I Must Say This In A Meme Voice...
OH MY GOD!!!
They aren't magicians.
It's no shock that BK is in 10th place. The CEO's endless profit chasing at the cost of quality will make it so BK will never see their old #2 spot ever again.
In my country, other than the whopper, everything they sell is more expensive and smaller than what Mac's can offer. And it's always stale, not surprised they are struggling
Well, we can't complain about not having the same standards around the globe. I went to the USA's BK and it was the same thing as I would went to BK in Brazil. Not a good experience though. 😂
Growing up, I loved Burger King over McDonald’s. But they changed their quality of meat and other ingredients and now all their food has the same unique taste: crap.
With upstarts like Chik Fil'a, Subway and Starbucks, it wasn't going to stay at the 2nd spot anyway. Nothing they could have ever done would have prevented that.
@Joshua Chen what country are you in? Mars?
The Whopperito for the price was SUCH a banger. It deserves to be brought back.
I hope they do! I hate that I never got to try it, & I won't be satisfied until I do get to!
in today’s economy?
The one thing from McDonald's I miss is the mushroom swiss wrap. I loath McDonald's with every fiber of my being, but that thing was incredible. I never had the pleasure of trying the whopperito unfortunatly but always heard great things. I want the KFC twister back 😭
I want Burger King back to Hong Kong!
Back in the early days of the Whopper it was a pretty decent burger for a reasonable price.
They were 99¢ (no cheese) for many years.
Yeah idk what happened but Burger King is just shit now.
I used to work there in the late 80’s and it was a much bigger sandwich
@@sonsauvage I have a good BK by my house. Only good one in the state lol. When it's good it's great. When it's bad it's terrible. Go on Wednesdays they have $3 whoppers on their app. The stackers they brought back aren't bad either.
It's so expensive now. 30 bucks for two Whopper meals. They're still tasty though
I am practically obsessed with the Double Whopper with Cheese. I also add extra pickles and extra mustard. So good
I worked at burger king during one of the years they had the black bun for halloween- I think it was called the Nightmare Whopper or something.
Turns out, as my dad experienced but I didn't, the black buns had so much green food dye in them that it would turn your poop green. The real nightmare
Is it not a purple dye? I am certain that purple grape Kool-Aid turns the toilet bowl green.
I believe it. Either that or it’s upset your bile flow which alters your bilirubin presence creating more green poo.
The idea for the black burger came from Japan, but the color in Japans burger buns was due to squid ink. Also had squid ink black cheese. Was several years before the one in America.
I've seen some nice black buns on the beach in Miami
I remember that Whopper. I wanted it but I was informed, after I paid $2 extra for it, that they ran out of black buns, so please enjoy a regular Whopper. I fought tooth and nail for my $2 back. Maybe it's a good thing they were sold out.
I always remember in the 90s the wrapper that they used for the Whopper had a dotted line circle on the inside and would represent the small size of the big Mac compared to the whopper. Fast food ward were fun
Plus during the 90s the Whopper was .99 cents!!! It was a beautiful time!! 🤗🍔
@@kevintift3755 that was actually a joke my family had bc it said 99 cents for a limited time but it seemed like it was that price throughout the 90s
For real, everyday i see the afternoon people leave 3 "gourmet" burgers for who knows how much time, when i get to work at night the meat is green, i wished i could serve these burgers to the mofos that broiled them. These burgers sell like 3 times a month only, because there's only one specific burger in the end of the catalog that uses it.
Locally, a Whopper is $5.99 before sales tax. But every once in a while they run a 2 for $6 special, so it's basically a bogo, which is nice.
It's $8.79 here where I live and $15.06 for a large meal.
I've always been able to get it 2 for $6 or 2 for $5
@@horsepastedelish why you gotta flex like that? 😉
Im in Canada; the deal these days is 2 for $8 plus tax which is a steal given the recent inflation! For a decade roughly 2000 to 2010 the whopper was $1.79 on Wednesdays ! I don’t even want to know the regular price for one whopper today- it’s probably $9 !!!
In the 80s whopper coupons were everywhere. Us teenagers kept stacks of them in our cars. So you could either get one for 99 cents or bogo, so about $2.50 for 2
It's so weird that Burger King is called Hungry Jack's here. It took me a LONG time to realise they were the same franchise when I would hear Burger King mentioned in American movies.
Where do you live?
I think there was a restaurant called burger King already so they had to call or hungry jack. I might be wrong.
@@jennyharris2993 Straya, mate!
@@ivanandrade1375 Yep, that's the reason! I think it was a burger shop in South Australia.
@@jennyharris2993 Down under, mate
Fast food is all crazy expensive now. At least Burger King has coupons, I haven't seen McDonald's coupons for years.
Relegated to McDonald's app only now
@@felipepubillones2768 Must be. I don't do Apps. But, that makes sense about why there aren't any coupons, thanks for the info...
Most restaurants do apps now except for maybe subway but those coupons are rarely accepted.
McDonald’s regular hamburger.
All I order at fast food restaurants anymore
True.
As far as big burgers go, best memory I have is of a place called "Ned's Restaurant" in Aynor South Carolina. My grandfather (also named Ned) took me there and said they had the biggest best hamburgers. The "Ned Burger" was massive, it was amazing. I haven't been there since 1996 and my Grandfather has long since passed, but it's a great burger memory with him.
I've been through Aynor so many times in my life, I wish I'd have known about this restaurant. I love a big burger!
You Sir are the Chefs kiss of voice work.
BK is in trouble at least in my area. Our local BK looks like it was forgotten about years ago. The prices suck, and so does the food.
your humour actually makes me laugh. i find that rare in videos like this. Keep it up
Worked at BK for about 10 years in my 20s I meet some good people and made some good memories.
I’m 51 now and I’m sure I could still make everything by memory.
Can you explain why BK refuses to put anything on the bottom bun for any burger?
@@johanneswielenga6902 which fast food restaurants put condiments on the bottom bun?
I went to a Burger King a few years ago and they were out of the buns for a Whopper. I said you’re Home of the Whopper, how can you be out of buns?!? This was pre-covid supply issues also.
... pre- covid wow .. 😱 ...
Shit happens.
Went to one amad they were out of meat and chicken lol but was not funny tho😢
a couple of things not mentioned in this video were that the whopper used to contain mustard as well as ketchup and mayo as sauces. another thing forgotten was the mcdonalds lawsuit which also named Sarah Michelle Geller which got her banned from mcdonalds. and as for the whopper getting smaller it has up in canada there was a big thing about that so the ones in canada do contain less meat as it was a cost cutting thing a number of years ago when they changed their bun suppliers i just don't remember what year that was either 2010 or 2011 i think but i could be off on the year.
@@intellivisionmaster7999 and yet the whopper used to be bigger so if that is big to you then you missed out on when the whopper was bigger kid. maybe you should go and ask your parents about when the whopper had a bigger patty as it used to be thicker.
A+ video!
Very easy to understand its history and how it became so iconic.
Had no idea about all the different variations!
This has been my most favorite episode. And with our favorite narrator
We appreciate you
Mr. Tom Blank RULES.
@@Truckngirl why is Tom blank?
@@Dave-ip7hs Ha ha. You so funny.
I would love to see a weird history food of Kool-Aid!
Me too!
Cool that whataburger helped inspire the Whopper since Whataburger and BK are my favorite drive thru joints
in australia Hungry Jack's (the australian counteerpart to burger king) DID make their own take on the big mac. It was called the Big Jack and you could get it with either beef or chicken patties.
Whopper doesn’t even feel like a real word any more
WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER
ya it's lost all meaning for me after that
Whopper whopper whopper!
WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOPPER WHOOPER
JUNIOR DOUBLE TRIPLE WHOPPER
"Like they say in the Army, have it your way" -Drillbit Taylor
The timing on this video is perfect, been on a bit of a BK kick these past couple days. Now I want another bacon king ha
Whopper over Big Mac for sure. The sandwich tastes like nothing else, plenty of flavor. Fell in love with in in 1991.
Awesome and informative video!! I can honestly say in the war between Whopper vrs Big Mac that I love both sandwiches!! The juicy flame broiled patty on the Whopper define it as nicely as the special sauce does for the Big Mac!! So each one has it's own distinct flavor.. 🍔 🍔.
This made me want a Whopper. But, like, a Whopper from when I remember them being good.
They are still good bro, just gotta go to the right BK.
In Australia, Burger King is called Hungry Jack's. Same basic menu just under a different name due to copyright infringement.
The whopper is my fav. fast food burger & has been since BK showed up here in Tx. in the 60s. A traditional burger here before had mustard, not mayo a la Whatburger, but the mustard & onions on a w/bgr is all you taste. So BK for me!
I miss the Whopperito. I loved it because whether big mac or whopper, I always felt like I was getting too much "bread to beef" ratio and always end up either taking off the top bun or ripping half of it off. The tortilla was a nice compromise. Same when McD's did the "snack wrap" or whatever it was called
Side note - Would be interesting to see the history of In N Out and how they basically started the drive thru and became a sort of cult obsession, or the history behind Carl's Jr and Hardee's
I never knew it existed but yeah it sounds great. They oughta bring it back
The snack wraps need to come back fr.
Funny you mention that, since a single white flour tortilla has more carbs than a burger bun split into two halves. You can ask them to just cook you a beef patty (or patties), they'll put it in a bowl with the toppings, and they'll often include a fork and packets for ketchup or mayo or both.
Definitely Whopper over Big Mac, as long as you add cheese.
I would rather eat Whoppers for the rest of my life vs. eat 1 more Big Mac
Back in 2006, Burger King in Germany used to had a Burger with Tortilla Chips. Loved that so much.
You got me on the Autobots and the Decepticons… 😂, I find that crazy funny!!! Hahaha 😂
Fun fact: in Australia Burger King is called hungry jacks and we also get the tropical whopper in summer which has a slice of pineapple in it
I second that. 🇦🇺
Had a tropical whopper over the weekend. Still holds up. Over here, Hungry's shits all over Maccas
Fun fact*
probably because it’s Australia
and
they didn’t want the name “king”🇬🇧
- in the franchise💡
@@og-greenmachine8623 actually, there was already a Burger King in Australia, and the American one was forced by the Australian courts to come up with another name.
@@nathanjohnwade2289
Kind of exactly what I said💡
Wow. I love the nuggets there and the burgers of course
Their Halloween special ghost pepper whopper is actually pretty good. I also remember the Franken whopper with its green buns and special sauce. That one was good too.
In my area the number of Burger King franchises has crashed. There are roughly two locations left: One is a well run store, with good service and accurate order taking. The other is a sort of narrow "shotgun" style location that is known to be slow and grossly understaffed even well before the pandemic.
I kinda wonder if BK corporate keeps their franchises on a looser leash than say McDonald's or Wendy's hence the vast difference.
Yeah in recent years I haven't had any good experiences at any burger King. They always seem so mismanaged
I think so. In my area I pretty much refuses to go to the Burger King because half the time they don't even have their Lobby open even though they should they don't even open on time usually an hour late and they take about 10 minutes or more to get each car through the drive-thru. On top of being rude. The Wendy's in my area aren't the best either but I would say they are better than Burger King. It almost feels like the franchise owner or corporate just doesn't care at all
Also see: Hardees
I'm my area we have the yuppie area burger king where the preppy white kids work and the ghetto area where my people work. You don't dare go to the ghetto burger king if you want good service 😂🤣. Everyone know this around here. The only reason why they ghetto one stay in business because the owners get a cut, if you know what i mean 🤣
There was one in my neighborhood for 30 years then it caught fire and reopened as something else. Now it's 10 miles in any direction to get to another. I can't remember the last time I went to one
Back in the 90s, my family would get the 2 for 2 whopper deal. It was a local special, but once its popularity grew, other BK's took notice and did their own.
I actually did go to BK for nuggests. They used to have great deal on nuggests in my country and it was cheapest option if you wanted snack.
What's a nuggests?
@teezee44 Here it was like 10 nuggests for like 1.25$ in local currency, but then they took out 1 nugget without lowering the price and I stopped going there.
I never really cared for the Big Mac. When going to McDonald's I'd usually prefer the Quarter Pounder with cheese. But I do love the Whopper, and had a lot of them back when they were going for $1.00 back in the 90s. I never knew that we had WhatABurger to thank for inspiring the Whopper.
Personally, I think the real secret of the Whopper isn't the flame-broiled burger, but the fact that they use both mayo and ketchup on it. Which is easy to emulate when making burgers at home, and home taste tests have proven it to me.
One of the greatest burgers of all time.🍔
🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
I like it alot also.
Not anymore 😐
There was also another pretty obscure chain around Pittsburgh called "Winky's". I'm not certain that it preceded the Big Mac but it coexisted in the local marketplace. It was almost exactly like a Big Mac, center bun section and all; however, their secret sauce was light green like tartar sauce.
Tasty, but I think long gone.
double whopper with pickles, onions, and no cheese
My first job as a kid was at BK. With the "Have it your way" slogan, there was a button on the cash register for just about everything. Back when I was younger and could eat 5000 calories a day without gaining weight, I used to order a Double Whopper +cheese, +bacon, no onions, heavy all, off the broiler, cut in half. After making that monstrosity, they wrap it up and cut it in half and wrap it again. That way you could eat a half at a time and manage to not end up with a big mess.
Woo Hoo! Announcer guy. Now I can listen and enjoy. Thank you!
I actually really liked the chili dogs that BK did for awhile. My only problem with them (for the most part) is they were too expensive for what you were getting
That could be a theme song for the entire fast food industry...
I actually liked them too, but like you said, there was a lot of other places you could get a dog for a lot cheaper.
In Chicago around the early 2000's man BK hit the spot! They were cheap and filled you up it was a dolla whoppa and it was good! Now damn whoppers don't taste the same!
I know I’m not crazy but out of all the major US national food chains, I can certainly taste a difference between a 80’s/90s Whopper and today. Tough to describe but it tastes a little bit more “mealy” or bit mushier maybe. Used to be crustier. Sometimes if I have time and I’m in the store, I’ll tip the crew a few bucks and ask for a fresh burger off the grill. Most of the time they’ll gladly do it. Makes all the difference!
You should do a comparison of Whataburger vs Whataburger. That’s what it was design to compete against. Back in the day when I would still eat a Burger King, a would get a “Mustard Whopper” so it would taste more like the Whataburger.
Whopper, no ketchup no mayo, add mustard. That's always my order!
I don't think they do comparison videos on this channel
Whataburger vs Whataburger aye?
Do the Fillet-o-fish!! It has a really interesting history!! Oftentimes I'd tell it's backstory over a McMeal and my friends would scramble to Google to see if it's true, almost mind-blown.
I think that was the competition between a fish-burger and the ananas burger
The original Whopper was actually flame broiled with that great flame broiled taste. Since the early 2000's it's a precooked patty with " grill branding" passed through some contraption with a weak flickering flame. True flame broiled burgers are pretty much gone now. Anybody remember Harvey's in Canada ? 🇨🇦 Same deal happened to them as well. 😢😭 Good times, good eating as a treat back in the day... 🙄
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Does anyone remember when Burger King tried to do that promotion with McDonald’s? Like some PR stunt of combining the two iconic sandwiches, was it McWhooper?
In the realm of fast food burgers the whopper is still my favorite. When I was 12 I would get two of them. They finally came out with the double whopper and that gets it done. Tripple would be too much for me though. Can't really compare a whopper to a big mac though, two very different burgers. I do still love a big mac too.
I had no idea the Whopper was inspired by the Whataburger burger!
Proud that Burger King started in Florida.
That first BK is still here in Jacksonville! It's on Main St right next to the MLK Blvd highway
@@nicholasdoss3312 It's actually at 7146 Beach Blvd
@@gratch46 really? I thought the one on Main St was the first one
Home of the ex-President that tells Whoppers
Why?
Whoppers are disgusting nowadays
The angry whopper is my favorite burger of all time, from any restaurant, ever. Haven't had one since 2019 and I'm waiting for them to bring it back to the US, could only find an article saying they brought it back for Burger King Canada restaurant locations.
BK's Parent Company is Canadian. Its RBI/Tim Hortons and has been since August 2005.
the Angry/Angriest whoppers are my favorite BK whop sandwiches, the spicier the better! if you haven't done a weird history on the DQ blizzard yet then make that your next Weird food video.
The DQ flamethrower is pretty good
@@gunfighterzero i liked that one too
"Nobody goes to burger king for their chicken nuggets" 😂😂😂 yeah... 😅
I love the Whopper.
One of the things I like doing at Burger King is ordering a Whopper (sometimes a Double Whopper) with bacon and cheese...
The Whopper is the best nationwide fast food sandwich in my world, though I cannot claim to have tried them all. However, it's only truly great if you add cheese.
A fond memory is the long interval in the early 1990s when they offered a $.99US Whopper as a loss leader. I cashed in on that many, many times.
That they got the model for the Whopper from Whataburger is a shocking revelation. Is this the same Whataburger that is popular to this day in New Mexico? With green chiles, that's a great, great sandwich. But I think you have to travel to New Mexico to get it. That's a 1000 mile trip for me, but I might make it soon now that I am reminded.
Thanks for your reporting.
Thank You for The History Of The Whopper
Could we do a 6 dollar burger video? That aged well.
Man, I love a Whopper but don't discount the Burger King chicken nuggets. Those things are awesome! I can honestly say that we ACTUALLY HAVE gone to Burger King specifically for them in the past, particularly for the kids. In our area, not only are they the best tasting chicken nuggets from a fast food place, but they are the ONLY chicken nuggets that reheat well, even in a microwave!
I used to got to the newberry BK location and lived within walking distance. I had no idea. Super cool!
GOAT narrator. Love this guy.
To some people, they do not care which is which as long as they tasted great and have significant amount of ingredients at the satisfactory level.
Hell yeah, BK over the Big Mac
I don't eat meat, and when I craved a burger, I would get the impossible whopper. Absolutely amazing and satisfying.
I like whoppers almost as much as I like this channel.
Great video... I remember whoppers were 99 cents most of the time. Most I could ever eat was 5 in a sitting. OOF!! 2 whoppers was my go to.
That’s how I fell in love with them. I had five brothers, so it was a good way for my father to feed 8 people: “let me get as many whoppers as I can for $25!”
It was fantastic
I just want to know where on earth I can find a freshly cooked whopper. I’d happily make a vacation out of it.
@10:48 "...it was undeniably mean-spirited and undeniably awesome!"
This was undeniably funny
I remember about 2 decades ago the Whopper was $1.25/each when they had a 4 for $5 promotion going for a long time it seemed.
Haven't ate at Burger King in maybe 15 years so went online to see how much they were. My local BK sells just the Whopper alone for $7.99. A large meal is $11.89!!!
Fast food has outpaced inflation, I used to get 99 cent junior whoppers and large cheesytots were $2.00. Loved that combo
Where I live for just a whopper it costs $6.39...madness.
How about a video on Burger Chef? They were flame broiled too and completely awesome, especially their double cheese !!
Definitely in the Whopper over Big Mac camp.
Yummy Whopper 🥰
I'm a Whopper fan.
If I was asked what I would change on Burger King's menu, it would be the fries.
I 100% go to BK for nuggets. They are my favorite.
The Whopper, because I don't care for cheese on a beef patty. I also like the "have it your way" notion, because onions do bad things to my tummy, so I can leave them off the burger
I have kind of a reverse problem. I enjoy Whoppers but like cheese on it, but half the time I forget to order it that way since I'm so used to burgers coming that way. I'll learn eventually...
You can still get stuffed removed on a McDonald’s burger
I always get my Big Macs without cheese. You just have to say no cheese.
You can get a Big Mac with no cheese or onions… you could get a Wendy’s burger or Hardee’s Burger or any other burger with no cheese or onions. Not like this is a BK exclusive lol
There is no comparison. The Big Mac is a joke. Who buys a burger to taste more bun? The Whopper comes close to what a burger used to be. Oh, about the lack of cheese, I want to taste the meat, not some artificial cheese stuff. So, it's the Whopper for me(the Whopper Jr actually, since at 81, I don't eat as much as I used to).
I love the video, I have subbed. But dang.. the narrator is giving me big Richard Dreyfuss Stand By Me vibes! Making me all nostalgic.
I feel that Hungry Jacks has always been more willing to take risks with the kind of food they sell.
I respect that.
LOL my hubby likes BK's nuggets and said "HEY! I love their nuggets" when he heard you said "No one goes to BK for their nuggets" lmfao. Love this channel ♥
I like the Nuggs too 👍🏾
The value is honestly great and I used to get em all the time in HS and College. Just get it with some fries because they taste kind of off if you eat a lot of them entirely on their own.
Every whooper I’ve ever had has been cold. Wtf?!?!
Same here. Ironic since they are “flame broiled.” I think BK secretly discovered cold fusion to Cook their burgers cheaply but won’t tell their world their scientific breakthrough 😉
You might need to find a newer BK if its a constant thing.
Hides the disgusting flavor nowadays
This vid missed the biggest controversy of all: Why did they stop flame-broiling their burgers? The current soggy, warm, processed, offal discs are not the same as the original flame broiled beef patties that actually tasted great and had some char.
There is a big difference between a vegetarian and a vegan. The impossible burger is vegetarian but not vegan. Nobody ever said it was vegan, so I don't know why anyone would think it was. Even the company that makes the burger doesn't claim that.
Do one on the Big bacon classic from Wendy's
The whole coupon/deals/app specials thing really makes BK seem like a discount, second rate place. I've also had the app malfunction and charge me multiple times for an order that never got transferred to the restaurant and left me with no recourse, so unless it's someone else going to BK at work, I'm done with them unless some drastic changes happen!
weird I’ve gone to BK more that I have the app. Just order like normal, and pick up. Don’t really care about the points though.
I once ordered $10 worth of food using Arby's app and NEVER was charged! They just handed me my food at the restaurant and wished me well.
So Burger King sucks because they give you deals???? Ok aristocrat 🧐
@@DC-wg1zy No, it sucks because if you don't keep BK coupons in your wallet or want to order and pay online you end up having to pay more than double in some instances. Plus the place feels like a discount, low rent, knock off McDonald's.
Burger has definitely fallen off in quality. It’s pretty trash now
This is my favourite fast food burger of them all.. the whopper is a whork of art!
The Whopper is the greatest sandwich of the history of fast food and I will die on that hill.
As always great video! In my area Burger King is certainly the least desirable of the fast food options. I would say over all their quality is very lack luster.
For some reason in my area it's just a rule that all of the rudest, dirtiest, or most incompenent employees work for Burger King. Everyone else work for McD's or Wendy's.
I think an interesting topic would be the history of the hot dog and why despite having equal billing at barbecues it's not really a fast food staple like the hamburger.
I’ve always wondered why burger places don’t sell hotdogs. It’s not hard/expensive to make a good hotdog
I spent a few years working as a manager at BK. I was very proud of the food we served, cuting fresh tomatoes every morning. Even 20 years later, I reckon I could make a 'Gold Standard' Whopper with my eyes closed!!
Food hack: You can get a Whopper at McD's by ordering a Quarter Pounder and asking that they add the mayo, lettuce, and tomato. Most places will do it if they the ingredients. Not quite a Whopper but it gets by.
So...I'll ask again: Any plans to do a list of unique burgers across the US, like you did for pizza, hot dogs, and barbecue? Might be interesting to talk about the Juicy Lucy from my home state or even the various levels of Bypass from the Heart Attack Grill.