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Our NZ posters have been holding out on us

Pliablemoose

Pliablemoose

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What kind of sick fucks would eat a kiwi?
 
LOL, it's regular beef. 😀 It does have an egg and beetroot on it though. Yuck. When I visited NZ awhile back my friends from down there kept trying to get me to eat one. No thanks.
 
Egg? :hmm: Might try hard-boiled some time on a burger, maybe even scrambled. Beetroot = nothx.
 
trmiv said:
LOL, it's regular beef. 😀 It does have an egg and beetroot on it though. Yuck. When I visited NZ awhile back my friends from down there kept trying to get me to eat one. No thanks.
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Sounds good.
 
Don't dig the Kiwiburger because canned beetroot is disgusting. But you guys don't put eggs in your burgers at all? Whenever I make burgers at home I put in a lightly fried egg - gooey goodness.
 
No idea wtf beetroot is, but my wife makes breakfast burgers a couple of times per week, although toast is preferred to hamburger buns. Nice fat juicy ground beef patty, 2 fried eggs...Mmmm...mmmm...mmm...mmmmm...mmmmmmmmm
 
Mike Gayner said:
Don't dig the Kiwiburger because canned beetroot is disgusting. But you guys don't put eggs in your burgers at all? Whenever I make burgers at home I put in a lightly fried egg - gooey goodness.
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Maybe there's a breakfast burger or something that has an egg on it, but outside of the breakfast menu not at all.
 
BoomerD said:
No idea wtf beetroot is, but my wife makes breakfast burgers a couple of times per week, although toast is preferred to hamburger buns. Nice fat juicy ground beef patty, 2 fried eggs...Mmmm...mmmm...mmm...mmmmm...mmmmmmmmm
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You call them beets over there I believe. They're commonly sold here pickled in cans, eg:

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