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Old Dec 10, 2012 | 4:03 pm
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youreadyfreddie
 
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Originally Posted by ryanthekiwi
What sort of sides would you enjoy with your burger? I can't think of anything better than fresh thin onion rings.
I'm right there with you on this. I don't have either very often, but if I'm going to do the damage, a great burger (which I can easily make at home) with a few perfectly--and freshly--cooked (thin or thick) onion rings (which I can't easily make at home) is a winner.

My dad grew up in New England and refers to the sandwich as a "Hamburg". So did a friend from Erie, Pennsylvania. I love to hear the different regional names for food items, i.e., soda/pop/coke; milkshake/frappe; grinders/hoagies/subs, etc.

I was surprised when I ordered a hamburger in Sydney and it had a fried egg on it. Different that what I am used to, but good.

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