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not all buns have seeds its just for the extra bit of crunch and flavor.
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What type of seeds are found in burger buns?
Well, you won't find any seeds literally inside the bun, but on many burger buns you can find sesame seeds on top of them.
In 1973 what had not been added to burger king's hamburger buns that had not been used previously?
sesame seeds
What ingredients are in Burger King's buns?
In the Midwest states its Pan O Gold Baking Company.
What country do burger buns come from?
I think Burger Buns come from America because the actual burger comes from America. But I'm not sure.
What kind of seeds go on sesame buns?
sunflower seeds
Is high fructose corn syrup in Burger King hamburger buns?
No, it is not.
Why do hamburgers have sesame seed buns?
It tricks your mind to make you think its more appetizing. For some of us, there is not nearly enough sesame seeds on buns. So they're sort of wasting their time because those that don't like the seeds on their bun are not happy and those that like lots of seeds on their buns are not happy.
Why burger has two buns?
Im not really sure but i think it might be because a hamburger is round so they made there buns round even though wendys r square i don't think they heard of square ones yet
How many sesame seeds in on Whopper Jr bun from Burger King?
While I am sure that the buns used by Burger King were made with a specific number of sesame seeds, by the time they are actually presented in a whopper jr. there is no consistency in the number. Since the seeds are placed on top of the bun and not baked inside, they can fall off during the time between baking and actual presentation.
What is something that would be on a fast food burger?
Tomato, pickles, mustard, maybe onions, the burger, buns, and ketchup - among other things.
Why are wholemeal buns better than brioche buns?
It is better for you because wholemeal contains seeds and they contains fibre
What is the purpose of having sesame seeds on hamburger buns?
One school of thought holds that sesame seed buns are actually a by-product of sesame farming. It is well known that hamburger buns are the perfect growth medium for sesame seeds, but the seeds are so prolific and multiply so rapidly that sesame farmers were at one time forced to throw excess buns to the hogs. Then someone had the idea of selling them to hamburger joints, grocery stores, and ballparks.
