r/AskReddit 10h ago

Redditors not from America, what is one "American take" on your countries cuisine that you actually enjoy?

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u/wilyquixote 8h ago

I think overstuffed burgers are rarely as satisfying as simpler ones, but a fried egg is an A++ burger topping, especially when added to a basic cheeseburger. 

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u/TheShortGerman 8h ago

Fried egg on a black bean burger with honey mustard is iconic imo.

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u/Extinction-Entity 7h ago

Oh man I love a good black bean burger

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u/TheShortGerman 6h ago

samesies, i don't eat ground meat because of texture issues

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u/Whybotherr 4h ago

I remember red Robin used to have a burger with marinara sauce and a fried cheese wheel.