Should veggies and condiments be on the bottom or the top of the patty of a burger?

Bun
Sauce
Tomato
Bacon (if applicable)
Cheese
Onions
Burger
Sauce
Pickles (if applicable)
Lettuce
Sauce
Bun

You're retarded if you think it doesnt

People underestimate some good 'rooms and 'lone on a 'ger.

It doesn't matter
The balance between meat, veggies, bread, cheese and sauces is much more important

>Whopper
Flame grilled patty is covered with ice cold lettuce and 1/2 inch slice of tomato. Garbage

>Quater Pounder
Thicc patty with just enough sauce, cheese and onions. Perfection

your organization skills are incredible

I like this thinking out if the box. Alas assembly if the burger, dictates that the focus (the patty) should be on the bottom to prevent it precariously balancing on any veggies. Also melting cheese provides a mortar of sorts to seat a vegetable or two, especially onions.

Since we have a board full of food people, I'm sure you can make it work in any configuration, but normie assembly works on the principal of gravity and ease of assembly.

I like mine with lettuce and tomatoes
Heinz 57 and french fried potatoes
Big kosher pickle and a cold draft beer

I'd argue lettuce top or bottom and shredded lettuce top only as it is sauce absorbent

Onions, spinach, and tomatoes are my go to toppings for my 'ger.

Spinach in place of lettuce? Why tho

Aye, I've always put tomato on the bottom because there's less chance of it sliding out after a bite.

>bottom
guac
bacon

>top
refried beans
onions
lettuce
tomato slices
jalapenos

cheese should be placed between the two hamburger patties

why not

Condiments on top, veggies in the trash except for pickles.

Tru

>tomato
>>>>>>>on a burger

Lettuce, tomatoes, crisp red onion, and american 'cheese'

Salad on top
Cheese on bottom

Because I like it better.