Poll of the Day > Which of these is NOT an AMERICAN BURGER???

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Everyone knows that all burgers can look the same and its the taste that decides the best of them all...but one of these burgers was NOT made in America...but can you guess which?...

#1 -

https://i.imgur.com/otevKHk.jpg

#2 -

https://i.imgur.com/iVLntQD.png

#3 -

https://i.imgur.com/1DgSXHk.jpg

#4 -
https://i.imgur.com/4zKhcJS.jpg

#5 -

https://i.imgur.com/9T10r2D.jpg

#6 -

https://i.imgur.com/EXEk0d0.jpg

#7 -

https://i.imgur.com/5Rcdwu2.jpg

#8 -

https://i.imgur.com/UuS8HhI.jpg

#9 -

https://i.imgur.com/q1XkPm7.jpg

#10 -

https://i.imgur.com/oFXVpA9.jpg
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I have no fucking clue. How is anybody supposed to guess that? It's just random chance really.

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Eww cheese

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papercup posted...

Eww cheese

How dare you?
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This is gonna be some fucking "this variant of this burger is only available at (international burger chain) in Taiwan" shit isn't it

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my guess was the fried egg burger since I know some asian restaurants that like to put fried eggs on things, but looking it up it seems like an american thing so who the heck knows

(is there something else with the fried egg? I can't tell what it is.)

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LinkPizza posted...

How dare you?

How dare I what? :0

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Sahuagin posted...

my guess was the fried egg burger

That one looks like its from Dennys because of the bun.

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I would guess 3 or 7 (because they don't have cheese sticking out)

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Literally any of these could be from an American restaurant. We need more context if you're gonna quiz us

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Duckbear we need your help

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What about process of elimination? Does anyone recognize any of the burgers?

papercup posted...

How dare I what? :0

Cheese is a gift from God!
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only 1 is a burger from CANADA. i'll give you that much. it has chains nationally in the country but i believe only ONE in dallas, texas. and this restaurant burger was started in alberta. that's the only hint i'll give on the burger that isn't american
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is the stupid aw burger

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None of them are....

the only burger any True american eats is from freckle bitches!

shes all grown up!

can you take the FIST!

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Itd be a help if they were actually labeled but Im guessing #2

It's #1. No self-respecting American would use shredded lettuce.

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DocDelicious posted...

It's #1. No self-respecting American would use shredded lettuce.

Well, I wouldn't use lettuce on anything I ate, but apart from that, I don't see the issue with shredded lettuce...

Anyway, I voted for #6

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DocDelicious posted...

It's #1. No self-respecting American would use shredded lettuce.

Yeah except like 2/3rds of American chain restaurants lol

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There is nothing special about any of those burgers which would allow one to determine anything.

Has ducky ever once posted the answer eventually?

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Lokarin posted...

Has ducky ever once posted the answer eventually?

Most of the time, yeah

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Lokarin posted...

Has ducky ever once posted the answer eventually?

For some of them, although he's better about doing that on CE.

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Lokarin posted...

Has ducky ever once posted the answer eventually?

I saw it once

Lokarin posted...

Has ducky ever once posted the answer eventually?

Almost all the time from what I've seen...
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i reverse image searched and they're all fucking american burgers.


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Full Throttle posted...

only 1 is a burger from CANADA. i'll give you that much. it has chains nationally in the country but i believe only ONE in dallas, texas. and this restaurant burger was started in alberta. that's the only hint i'll give on the burger that isn't american

none of them fill this criteria unless you think it's moxies

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Zeus posted...

I have no fucking clue. How is anybody supposed to guess that? It's just random chance really.

It's tricky but you can work through some of the issues.

1) looks like a classic Wendy's burger. I could be wrong here but the only 'odd' thing is that the additionals are on the bottom instead of the top.

2) is a rodeo burger. Doesn't even need a thought.

3) is questionable because of the egg which is a very non-standard topping.

4) I'm not sure what 4 is but judging by the volume of fries on the side it's not likely to be a foreign burger as those usually have smaller portion sizes. While it MIGHT be international it's much more likely from some restaurant which serves larger-sized fries and doesn't seem too likely to be non-american.

5) I suspect is a standard Burger King Burger or a Wendy's. I got no clue as to which (the foil wrap seems to imply Wendy's) but I could totally be wrong. But I can't see any clues either way so no point.

6) Looks standard aside from the bread which resembles no bread I've ever seen in America. While it may be from a different region and been a local release there it's very likely non-American.

7) seems standard but the volume of fries speaks to likely being American and the Pepsi in the back suggests it's from an English-primary location at the least. While it might be from Canada/UK/Australia/wherever else it seems safe to wager it's not international.

8) looks like what you'd get if you went to some park chef or something and bought a burger. The bread's a little weird but it's nothing you couldn't find in America.

9) looks weird because of the mushroom, but McDonald's had the Mushroom and Swiss burger and that seems very likely.

10) is actually a very good candidate especially for a Japanese novelty burger. They seem extremely large and over-packed and there are six on the tray. However that 'D' on the side and the nutritional info seeming to be in english makes me think that this is not the case.

This means 10 and 6 are the most likely candidates with 5 and 3 being runner ups. 5 seems too unremarkable and 10 has english lettering which seems to tilt the odds against it. That leaves 3 and 6. In America fast food usually uses egg-loaf or similar products, but the plate shows that this is not a fast food location and the heinz bottle implies to me that this is likely an item being sold specifically at a restaurant. That leaves 6.

I could be totally wrong here since all that would need to happen is that that bread is a regional thing and I've just never seen it, but it seems like the most likely candidate.

Edit: Also, while American burgers usually have the additives on top of the patty, 1, 3, 7, and 10 have non-standard constructions. Assuming that there's only one non-american burger and TC isn't being cheeky by having multiples, this invalidates it as a clue.

Unbridled9 posted...

10) is actually a very good candidate especially for a Japanese novelty burger. They seem extremely large and over-packed and there are six on the tray. However that 'D' on the side and the nutritional info seeming to be in english makes me think that this is not the case.

I think 10 is In-N-Out
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That would explain it as I have no In-N-Out's where I live. Still, if that's the case, I figured it out with no clue where the burger actually came from!

likehelly posted...

i reverse image searched and they're all fucking american burgers.

thats some dedication

Number 10 is so fucking obvious that it's In-N-Out.

Number 2 is Carl's Jr.

Number 7 looks like Wendy's.
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1 is clearly not a burger but instead a pljeska which is superior

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Ok I got it. It's number 4.
The loaded cheeseburger from Moxie's

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What_The_Chris posted...

1 is clearly not a burger but instead a pljeska which is superior

That is definitely a burger.
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#5 is five guys. Great with a hamms.

BEERandWEED posted...

#5 is five guys. Great with a hamms.

Oh you're right. I should have recognized it.
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Revelation34 posted...

Oh you're right. I should have recognized it.

If you couldn't tell by the bun, the patty style and the aluminum wrapper, the red and white tile in the background makes it obvious. I'm already drunk and can see that.

BEERandWEED posted...

If you couldn't tell by the bun, the patty style and the aluminum wrapper, the red and white tile in the background makes it obvious. I'm already drunk and can see that.

I want paying close attention to it.

Smash Burger is better anyway.
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papercup posted...

Eww cheese

I keep forgetting you people exist

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Revelation34 posted...

Oh you're right. I should have recognized it.

I probably would have had I ever eaten frequently at five guys. But that would explain why I thought there were two Wendy's burgers on here (they also use the aluminum foil wrap). One of them wasn't and was five guys instead.

Edit: I just noticed that #1 seems to have some sort of paper holder. This means it probably isn't Wendy's either.

Unbridled9 posted...

I probably would have had I ever eaten frequently at five guys. But that would explain why I thought there were two Wendy's burgers on here (they also use the aluminum foil wrap). One of them wasn't and was five guys instead.

Edit: I just noticed that #1 seems to have some sort of paper holder. This means it probably isn't Wendy's either.

Wendy's uses a printed paper/foil hybrid wrap. Five guys uses straight aluminum foil sheets.

BEERandWEED posted...

Wendy's uses a printed paper/foil hybrid wrap. Five guys uses straight aluminum foil sheets.

I didn't know there was a difference. I think there's one by me and I'll try to eat there soon to compare the differences in design, wrap, and food.

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Can I say that it's REALLY weird seeing how much detail and the like we're getting into here OVER BURGERS?!

Also, has anyone identified burger #6 yet?

Unbridled9 posted...

Also, has anyone identified burger #6 yet?

I think that's the "not American one". All I eat is fast food and I've never seen a bun like that.

I was wondering about 6 because of the bun. But I wasnt sure if it was a trick or not
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Full Throttle posted...

only 1 is a burger from CANADA. i'll give you that much. it has chains nationally in the country but i believe only ONE in dallas, texas. and this restaurant burger was started in alberta. that's the only hint i'll give on the burger that isn't american

I was thinking it might be Harvey's but looking it up Harvey's seems to have a distinctive bun that I don't see in the images (though I don't really recall that bun when getting it myself; but then I don't see one that looks like what I think it should look like either)

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jokes on more than 80% of you, the answer was indeed #4 which is a burger from MOXIES, a canadian restaurant chain.
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eh... that so dumb, it's just a hamburger. any particular restaurant will have a particular hamburger, who cares? (heck I even work somewhere that has a particular hamburger that you can't buy in USA, who the heck cares?)

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Number 6

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Unbridled9 posted...

I probably would have had I ever eaten frequently at five guys. But that would explain why I thought there were two Wendy's burgers on here (they also use the aluminum foil wrap). One of them wasn't and was five guys instead.

Edit: I just noticed that #1 seems to have some sort of paper holder. This means it probably isn't Wendy's either.

#7 looks like the Wendy's burger.
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