they’re dying for you to try
Shouldn’t that read “you’re dying”?
… or try the christmas special: Bratwurst, Stollen and eggnog
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Look, I know this sounds disgusting, but is it really so distractingly awful that nobody has posted this yet?
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Is this not Trump recruiting McDonalds for the latest skirmish in his war with China. Probably violates the Geneva Conventions re: chemical warfare.
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On the one hand, nope.
On the other hand, sweet and savory isn’t necessarily a crazy idea.
Maybe this is just late stage capitalism’s version of a honey-glazed ham sandwich.
Either that or John Scalzi’s abominable burrito-fu has mutated into an Omega-level superpower.
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Domino’s in China has shrimp and corn pizza as well as potato and bacon pizza.
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You, Freshness Burger in Japan has long had a Spam burger on their regular, so that’s perfectly fine (and it’s perfectly delicious, by the way), but it’s the crushed Oreos that make it weird here.
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It’s a sandwich for a busy person. Consuming the main entree and dessert together is very efficient.
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On a white base, bacon (sometimes) and potato you can find in italian pizza al quadro places… just potato with rosemary and mozzarella is actually really good, just a gigantic carb bomb though.
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I read this and said “Pizza Combos? No need to go to Japan for those!” Then I realized you were talking about toppings (before someone gets pedantic, everything on top of the crust is a topping).
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That was my assumption, but I had to be sure. Probably better than something based on the Oreo cream.
Forewarned: reading this article yesterday made me want to go out and buy some Spam.
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Okay, I’ll say it- Spam is great. It gets a lot of shade these days, but we ate a lot of it growing up, and it’s good when cooked well! There’s a Hawaiian restaurant near me that does an awesome spam musubi and I’ll eat that all day long.
As for this weird burger, I dunno, I’d try it. You never know what ingredients will work together!
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Even the Pythons never added oreos to their spam, spam, spam, rat and spam. They had some standards, you know!
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Damn you! I’m trying to avoid eating processed foods!
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So, what does it take to make a food “processed”? Does it require more than just sealing it in a package, certain types of stabilizers or preservatives, certain amounts of salt and/or sugar?
I’m trying to get a feel for the spectrum of processing.
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Oreo to announce a McDonald’s hamburger and spam flavor.
They have chicken wings and wasabi flavors (separate):
It sounds like the cookie part is less sweet in the Chinese version, at least these flavors.
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