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adjl posted...

My usual approach to burgers is that, even if one of the ingredients wouldn't normally appeal to me on its own, I'll still give the burger a try as the chef/recipe intended instead of trying to remove or replace it. Very often, burgers are designed around the whole package, so removing any one component can throw the rest of pretty significantly, and even if I might not normally like the ingredient it can be more enjoyable with everything else going on. If I still don't like it, then I'll consider removing it, but I figure its good to give it an honest try first.

Of course, if you're talking about allergies and not just dislikes, this philosophy stops being even remotely applicable.

I think a few were allergies Though, others were just certain ingredients I just dont like Which is why I figured some werent for me since altering it would make it a different burger Though, I might find my own original recipes that I like The ones that seem weird, but I like all the ingredients, were ones Id still try. As unique pairings are still often good