It's come to my attention that people in Texas hate anything that tastes sweet, especially ketchup...

It's come to my attention that people in Texas hate anything that tastes sweet, especially ketchup....so much so that their own places such as Whataburger don't feature ketchup by default, something most burger places do, and according to my friend they don't like cheese either

So, it's got me thinking about burger preferences....how do you like a burger? For me, one thing I can't stand is a cold bun....a hamburger bun has to be kind of toasty or something, even steamed, to be fully enjoyable....as for condiments I'm down for almost anything, sometimes ketchup and mustard, sometimes BBQ sauce, sometimes just mustard, but regardless I always put a thin layer of mayo on the bottom bun and a piece of lettuce

Now, as for veggies I can have pickle and tomato and stuff if I feel like it but the one thing I always want is onion, raw or cooked, personally I find it's best to cook the burger itself along with some onions so the whole thing tastes of onion, and then top the burger with the cooked onions....

As for cheese, I enjoy it but I don't agree with those who say American cheese goes best with a burger simply because it melts the easiest, I'd much prefer swiss, pepper jack, or mild cheddar.....

Now as for the burger itself, I don't enjoy a burger that's been cooked to shit, I like it to be slightly pinkish and tender, obviously not raw but if it's tough and grey I won't enjoy it too much

Texas has about an 11.5% adult diabetes rate, putting it ahead of about 37 states. Yeah, it's not in the top 10 but there is no factual basis on which to claim that Texans don't love their sweets.

>Texas doesn't like sweet things
>A restaurant known for its ketchup doesn't feature ketchup

Nigga wut?

I'm in tears!!

i live in texas and you have got to be TROLLING!!

Well my friend said Texans dont eat sweet shit especially not ketchup

I don't like mayonnaise on my burgers or sandwiches.

I'm the only person I know who has this specific preference and everyone is bewildered by it. At least I can find people to agree with me on disliking pickles, but apparently mayo is going too far.

From my experience yellow mustard is the standard condiment for burgers in Texas, usually coupled with mayo. Ketchup is almost always offered but it is kind of rare to see a Texas burger come with ketchup by default.

You got no personal chef because this is one stale pasta you just cooked

tl;dr but this is hands down the best ketchup on earth

isnt that burger from louis lunch in New Haven?

I live in CT and I see that pic all the time.