Hamburgers

The small burger has a 1.6 oz patty I'm pretty sure, the others are listed ie quarter pounder is 4 oz.....

cattle eat grass, we eat beef, our waste goes to sanitory system, they sell the sludge off of that to farmers, they spread it, cows eat it, and then we eat them..makes me hungry for a burg or a steak just talking about it...

"Grease" in burgers relates to fat content. The chart below was constructed using information from the websites of each fast food restaurant. Only the basic hamburger offered was examined as an example, a baseline:

Burger King

Serving Size - 125 grams

Calories - 340

Calories from Fat - 140

Dairy Queen

Serving Size - 138 grams

Calories - 290

Calories from Fat - 110

Hardees

Serving Size - 110 grams

Calories - 270

Calories from Fat - 100

McDonald's

Serving Size - 3.7 oz (105 g)

Calories - 260

Calories from Fat - 80

Wendy's

Serving Size - 133 grams

Calories - 360

Calories from Fat - 150

Unfortunarley it appears that Hellmans have stopped making it due to poor sales. Personally I have discovered that this question is being asked far and wide across different forums.

I understand Hellamns may do something about this if there was enough popular demand. It is claimed that this was the same sauce as used by Wimpy on their burgers.

www.recipezaar.com claim to have the exact McDonalds recipe

Jews who are observant of the dietary laws as outlined in the Bible will only eat kosher food. Kosher meat must be from an animal listed in the Bible, it cannot be from pork, any carnivore, and only from animals with split hooves which chew their cud which has been slaghtered properly. Sonic hotdogs have pork, and use beef that is from cows which have not been slaughtered according to the laws of Kashrut. Snic meat is nt kosher and therefore someone who observes the laws of kashrut would not ea Sonic hot dogs. Additionally, a Muslim who follows the laws of halal food would nt be able to eat sonic hot dogs for the same reason.

The first franchised McDonald's restaurant, (as opposed to the first restaurant that was opened by Mac and Dick McDonald--which was 15 May 1940, San Bernardino CA), was the one opened by Ray Kroc, 15 April 1955 in Des Plaines IL.

Dogs when undomesticated and years ago, lived in packs, hunted, killed and ate their prey. There are still packs of wild dogs today, doing much the same thing. Humans also eat raw beef. That's what they call beef tartar in high class restaurants.

Is it OK for Fido to eat raw beef? It probably wouldn't kill him, but domesticated dogs have gotten used to dry dog food or canned dog food, which is usually cooked. Most likely, it would make ol' Fido, "sicker than a dog". He wouldn't have the digestive system tuned in to raw meat and you'd probably get it back a few minutes later, if you catch my drift.

Unless I lived on a cattle farm where he might get an occasional piece of raw beef every few days as a regular part of his diet, I'd stay away from giving him any. Then again, there's always the question of other items in the beef, or living in the beef which could be harmful to the animal. (Especially raw pork. Trichinosis, for example.)

Technically, yes, if accustomed to it, dogs eat and have eaten raw meats for eons. And if he occasionally snags a bit o' raw hamburger from the cookout when you're not looking, it may or may not make him sick. Depends on the dog, his size and normal diet. That's why when you change the brand or style of dog food, say canned from dry, etc., it's always best to wean them over by mixing in a little of the new with the old and increasing the ratio until they're completely changed over to the new.

McDonalds uses American Yellow Cheese in it's burgers

Depends on what you consider fast food. But there are always healthy options. Say you go to "Triple O's" They have either a original or a chicken supreme that would be good choices. At McDonald's either a grilled chicken or just a big Mac. True burgers aren't healthy, but you can ask for no mayo to reduce calories hugely! Never go with more then 1 patty, nobody needs it. If you want to go very healthy, go with a chicken burger (just make sure it's grilled and not fried).

You could also have a veggie burger those are really healthy.

Do your homework, research the sites that have done the scientific testing. The healthiest fast food burger are the ones you only eat only occasionally, not every day or every week. (even veggie burgers and chicken products can have high calorie, fat, and sodium content, you have to compare nutrition labeling), fast food is designed to get you to choose them over the one next door and they do that by adding the things that make the food taste better, fat, salt, and sugar. It's the only way they can beat the competition.

See the links below for examples of sites that can be helpful. Keep in mind that the burger at the burger joint may not be your worst enemy. For example, McDonald's Triple Thick Chocolate Shake has the sugar equivalent of 13 McDonald's Baked Hot Apple Pies; and do you know if your burger joint butters their buns before adding the high calorie contents.

"Well the beef burger commonly known as El' Pinto Bhak is passed through you body until it gets stuck in the large intestines by then you will feel the urge to drink a fluid which will carry the journey of the burger" Incorrect you listen to Michael Jackson While Eating

The words for "cheeseburger" in Spanish are, "hamburguesa con queso." They are pronounced, "ahm-boor-GAY-sah cone KAY-so." Sites such as learn-spanish.co.il provide audio pronunciations of many common Spanish words.

A small hamburger generally has about 250 calories.

Thomas Jefferson did. As surprising as it seems the cheeseburger has been dated back to the 1600s. Though these didnt have pickles or ketchup, they had cheese and cow meat or as w know it hamburger meat. it wasnt until one day when Jefferson was feeling a bit hungry that he asked for a cheeseburger, these were rather expensive since the goat and cow population had moved to california. Jefferson was very hungry and didnt want any delay on his cheesebuger so he said something along the lines of "If you can bring a cheeseburger great in size i will not release you for your line of work, and this cheeseburger better be in my hands in 24 hours or you can bring me a regular sized cheeseburger that must be in my hands in 3 hours. its your choice." the worker not wanting to get fired, went to california and made the biggest cheeseburger. The cheeseburger was brought to Jefferson in 22 hours and the worker was not fired. Historians just found this out last week when searching a california barn. they found a list of purchases and why that person purchased them.

It was !5 cents for a single hamburger, cheese was 2 cents extra, fries were 12 cents, a milkshake was 25 cents. A small coke or root beer was 10 cents.

25 cents

Ten

Indeed it does. Their quality control over taste is very specific. Several years ago I was in Europe and had dined at McDonald's in both Rome & Budapest. The taste was identical in both places.

The Tartars placed pieces of beef under their saddles while they rode to be eaten raw and in the 19th century German immigrants brought a dish called Hamburg style beef. History gives several accounts of when it was first served. One states it was in 1904 at the St. Louis world fair made with a cooked patty with a hard roll. Another is that Louis Lessen served the first one in his lunch counter when a customer wanted a fast sandwich. Two other accounts date to 1885 at another fair. One is Charlie Nagreen in Wisconsin and the other is in NY. The Library of Congress has given the credit to Louis Lessen.

Hamburgeres come from steers that are raised to be sold for meat.

the price of the mcdonalds hamburger was £55 in the 1990's

if for 1 hamburger you need 2 the you will need twice as many lettuce them hamburgers so that will be 1,000 lettuce leathers

Yes. If it is refrozen right after using. It will lose some flavor and freshness.