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I don't like condiments. Only meat cheese and bun for me

That could still taste okay, but a burger that hasn't been seasoned is just bad.

My little brother did this forever until he finally grew out of it.

Never seen a full grown adult do it.

I make them like that sometime if I get good ground beef. Just some salt and pepper is all you need

might as well drown fast food in everything you can though

If the buns are properly prepared, and the burger is appropriately flavored -- there's no need for neither condiments nor cheese.

Condiments are for children

I have yes when I was trying a five guys burger raw to get a taste for how good the patty was. It was mid as fuck, condiment's & seasoning are like 80% of how good something tastes

Never done that, but happens are surprising amount

Always gotta keep a bottle of daves insanity sauce on hand

trappedunderice posted...

Always gotta keep a bottle of daves insanity sauce on hand

the spicy... oh yes gotta have that.

one of my favorite flavors. i prefer sriracha myself (asian hot sauce).

Used to order a McDouble plain (bread and patties only) when I'm in a bit of a time crunch going from meetings to jobs.

I will do no "sauce" but prefer cheese and at the least pickles

Food is a vessel for condiments.

I do it all the time.

If I want a burger it's because I want meat and bread.

I probably wouldn't get a burger without cheese, but I don't generally add condiments. I don't get people's need to unnecessarily slather whatever they're eating in sauce.

I always order Ultimate Cheeseburger without mayonnaise, which I'm not a fan of within any burger.

If theres mustard on something as standard, Ill ask for it without. Not a huge fan of mustard. Anything else youd typically find on a burger is fair though.

I generally do cheese but i have done without before yeah. Am not huge on burgers in general and the more added the less i want to keep eating them.

This could be down to allergies.... Like they might be allergic to the Ketchup, or whatever sauce is on the burger.

If a burger has ketchup or pickles then all I can taste is ketchup and/or pickles.

My wie's cousin will order fajitas at a mexican restaurant and request "just the meat". No peppers or onions, just a literal plate of meat

Euripides posted...

My wie's cousin will order fajitas at a mexican restaurant and request "just the meat". No peppers or onions, just a literal plate of meat

I don't order that... But I do understand it lol
Edit: I'll just never order fajitas at a restaurant

If a burger is properly seasoned, moist and on a tasty toasted bun, condiments are not required.

When I ate burgers I would get them plain or with just ketchup and mustard.

I don't like cheese and so many time no matter how I order it they would put cheese on it. So I just go with plain and put my own ketchup and mustard on it. I don't do vegetables. Like if you wanted that have salad it's better for and taste better .

Exactly how I like my hamburger! Plain

I can do no condiments or cheese if the burger is good enough, but it's not necessarily a preference. I definitely don't need cheese though.

Condiments yes, cheese whatever. If it's on it to begin with that's fine but I would never add it.

Cheese and ketchup only

TC, these people are smart. They just all about the meat.
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The better question is "have I ever not done that"

Cheese, bacon and ketchup only.

I ate a McDonald's burger like that once because all they gave me was meat and bread. That fast food meat really needs something to mask the flavor. Taste like wet dog or some shit.

I prefer my burgers without pickles, in case that counts

MarthGoomba posted...

I don't like condiments. Only meat cheese and bun for me

On a burger, this.

I'm good with toppings, just can't do "condiments". Ketchup smells and taste like rotted meat and sugar to me. Pizza isn't pizza without sauce, it's focaccia. A burger is still a burger without sauce.

Sauce people are the worst kind of people. Wipe the corners of your damn mouths you clowns!

I've usually order burgers with no sauce. I'm picky as hell and don't like most of the sauces they put on burgers. I do add ketchup on my own, but doing it myself means I have more control over how much of it there is.

Never had a cheeseburger and I think I've only ever put black pepper on a fast food burger. Used a few different condiments and spices on homemade ones though.

I always get cheese on my burgers, but the only good condiments for burgers are BBQ or Teriyaki Sause

sometimes people just want the meat and the buns, no extras...

Yes when I was 5

My aunt does, because she has a bad reaction to cheese, and the fast food places don't seem to understand the concept of "no cheese" on the burger unless you explicitly say that you only want the patties and buns (and even that sometimes isn't enough). When she gets home, if they didn't end up giving her one burger with everything, she adds the condiments she likes from what she already has in the fridge.

I guess that's just what happens when the companies don't bother to invest their cash in maintaining the crackly drive-thru speakers or treating their employees well enough that they'll actually be motivated to give a shit about doing their jobs right, and instead blow it on a fancy new yacht or on TV screens to replace the old menus.

How about we let people eat what they like.

Last time I did this was about a year ago.

It can be good sometimes, if the burger itself is good. I wouldn't try it at McD or anything but this was a Culver's.

ultimate_reaver posted...

I make them like that sometime if I get good ground beef. Just some salt and pepper is all you need

might as well drown fast food in everything you can though

I've only seen people who fancy themselves a tip time cook say this.

Honestly a big plain ass burger looks so appetizing to me. Idk why
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i could see doing no condiments. I'd never order a burger without cheese though.