Poll of the Day > Which of these is NOT an AMERICAN BURGER???

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Sahuagin posted...

eh... that so dumb, it's just a hamburger. any particular restaurant will have a particular hamburger, who cares? (heck I even work somewhere that has a particular hamburger that you can't buy in USA, who the heck cares?)

Its just a little topic. And its something everyone can join in on Nothing wrong with it
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But Im am curious about number 6. Does anybody know anything about it? Or does ducky know?
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LinkPizza posted...

But Im am curious about number 6. Does anybody know anything about it? Or does ducky know?

enjoy

https://www.jackinthebox.com/food/burgers/cheddar-loaded-cheeseburger
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Full Throttle posted...

jokes on more than 80% of you, the answer was indeed #4 which is a burger from MOXIES, a canadian restaurant chain.

lol, I knew it.

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Full Throttle posted...

jokes on more than 80% of you, the answer was indeed #4 which is a burger from MOXIES, a canadian restaurant chain.

Fake news! The fries aren't slathered in gravy

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Ferarri619 posted...

lol, I knew it.

Well... Dang. TBF I've never heard of Moxies and there was no clear indication it was from them. I assumed it was some sort of diner/restaurant since the bowl seems to be ceramic and, at that point, could have been from basically anywheres.

Edit: I did an image search for #6. It's a chedder-loaded cheeseburger from Jack-in-the-Box. No wonder everyone thought it was the foreign one. No one's ever heard of Jack-in-the-box.

Thanks, Ducky!
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Whelp. I was very wrong, but I hope I was at least well reasoned; just wrong on the conclusions.

Unbridled9 posted...

Well... Dang. TBF I've never heard of Moxies and there was no clear indication it was from them. I assumed it was some sort of diner/restaurant since the bowl seems to be ceramic and, at that point, could have been from basically anywheres.

Edit: I did an image search for #6. It's a chedder-loaded cheeseburger from Jack-in-the-Box. No wonder everyone thought it was the foreign one. No one's ever heard of Jack-in-the-box.

I've heard of it - just don't think I've ever been to one

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We use to have one here, but it shut down years ago. Use to be where you went after the club when you were super drunk and stuff
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LinkPizza posted...

Nothing wrong with it

there's a little wrong with it. I can make a homemade hamburger and say you can't buy it in USA, that doesn't make an interesting question to quiz random people about. there must be 100 or more restaurants in my city that make hamburgers that you can't buy in USA, that's completely meaningless.

and that's not even to mention the fact that you can actually buy it in USA since there is apparently at least one USA Moxies.

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Sahuagin posted...

there's a little wrong with it. I can make a homemade hamburger and say you can't buy it in USA, that doesn't make an interesting question to quiz random people about. there must be 100 or more restaurants in my city that make hamburgers that you can't buy in USA, that's completely meaningless.

Thats because that would be boring to guess what burger people made. But from what it looks like, he used bigger places when the food or wrappings could be recognized like In-N-Out and Five Guys, as as example

In the end, its still not a big deal. Its just a nice topic to try to figure something out. Nice topics are good So, Im sticking with my original statement

Sahuagin posted...

and that's not even to mention the fact that you can actually buy it in USA since there is apparently at least one USA Moxies.

He mentioned that in his clue, though
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I'm sure that "Canadian" burger is modeled after "American" burgers.

Metalsonic66 posted...

Fake news! The fries aren't slathered in gravy

That reminds me. I saw cheese curds for the first time. I want to make homemade poutine.

Unbridled9 posted...

No one's ever heard of Jack-in-the-box.

Wat. I only don't go there because of how expensive it is.
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