Cheeseburger #1: Mayo, Relish, Onions
The relish is sweet relish, of which I am not a fan. In fact I usually say that I hate sweet relish. But still this was a good burger. The onion and relish set each other off well, and mayo makes everything better. By the end I had had too much of the sweetness, but I can't complain. This is definitely not the best three-topping-cheeseburger. Probably not in the top half, but not at the bottom either. Not a cheeseburger I ever would have tried were it not for my little experiment, and I'm glad for the experience of eating it.
Two and a half guys out of five guys.
3 comments:
Only 182 more cheeseburgers with sweet relish to go!
Hurray! Fortunately sweet relish is the only topping on the list that I don't like and as this burger proved, I can tolerate it well. Before eating this burger I wasn't sure if it was sweet or dill relish that they serve.
I double-counted and forgot to subtract the one you already ate. How embarrassing! I think you actually only have 90 (14*13/2-1) relish burgers to go. I like sweet relish in a few very specific situations, such as potato salad, egg salad or deviled eggs, and sometimes on a hot dog. (You need something to cover up the wretched veggie hot dog taste.)
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