Double Cheeseburger with honey pepper bacon on a sesame seed brioche bun.

  • @Mr_Blott
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    -241 year ago

    Brioche is cake and should never be allowed near a burger, sorry

    • @MostlyBirds
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      251 year ago

      Yeah, don’t ever make your food the way this guy doesn’t like it!

      • @Mr_Blott
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        -191 year ago

        Found the cakeburger eater

          • @feedum_sneedson
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            11 year ago

            As an enlightened centrist, I like pineapple on pizza but don’t really see the need for the brioche bun when it comes to burgers. Naturally, my opinion is the correct one.

            • @Mr_Blott
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              11 year ago

              I see I have upset some people who grew up with sugar bread lol

    • @iRyu
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      61 year ago

      Brioche is the best bread

    • Tippon
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      41 year ago

      Out of curiosity, have you ever tried that combo?

      I haven’t, but it sounds like it could be a good mix of sweet and savoury, depending on how sweet the bun is :)

    • MentalEdge
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      1 year ago

      I’ll meme about pineapple on pizza all day, it’s just lighthearted fun. But to actually be butthurt about how other people like their food?

      What’s life like with a stick up your ass?

      • @eek2121
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        21 year ago

        It’s uh, pointed.

      • @Streetdog
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        • MentalEdge
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          The difference is in the presence or absence of sarcasm. Is this guy kidding? Doesn’t seem to be, but if they are, they did an insufficient job signaling that.

          I’ll include a /S when in doubt, because text doesn’t have a tone of voice.

          Another difference is that one behaviour looks to genuinely exclude, while the other is inclusive and invites to participate in an inside joke.

    • @ard
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      21 year ago

      What kind of bread is ideal for a burger? Wouldn’t brioche would make a strange cake?