In the second episode of The Burger Show, host Alvin Cailan teams up with burger scholar George Motz to learn about the diversity of burgers across the U.S. Just like barbecue, the burger has absorbed local traditions—in places like Tennessee, Oklahoma, and Connecticut—that reflect a unique sense of regional pride. From the glory of deep-fried patties, to the mechanical wizardry of steamed cheeseburgers, Alvin receives a master class in regional burger styles.
2019-02-05
Extra oil for your heart attack
"no, you gotta be perceived as a borderline hipster with some sideburns like to get this special kind of steamer. i'm very special, you see, and have an 'in' with all the cool cooks across america." http://www.burgrtendr.com/buy.html donk
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Homie needs to put the burger down & eat a salad
Alvin had to know the history of hamburgers… real question is how painful was it to act like he didn't?
Is there a recipe to cure cancer after this?
Powers of regeneration, an adamantium skeleton, and he's the nation's foremost burger expert?
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Jucy Lucy
THIS VIDEO IS SO UNDERRATED!!! We are here talking about american culture and the video editing is very sharp… but god dammit this video has only 52.088 likes what the hell is wrong with you youtube?