what else would you put on your burger?When your burger has mustard on it.
what else would you put on your burger?When your burger has mustard on it.
When your burger has mustard on it.
what else would you put on your burger?
I was thinking exactly the same thing. Who doesn't use mustard? Of course, being that we're in the south, the burger is probably stuffed with at least 3 types of cheese, deep fried and topped with bacon.
The people here in the south are truly polite folks, and no it isn't just pretend, that is, unless you are one of those pushy bigoted northerners who thinks that all southerners are stupid. Almost everything is slower and quieter here - except for the vehicles. The iced tea is sweet and so are the girls. Grits are eaten with butter - not cream & sugar. BBQ is not boiled - crawfish are. Folks here are not dumb - but they are honest. You can say just about anything you want to about someone - as long as you add "Bless his/her little heart..." to it... Whataburger is the best burger on the planet - Hardees/Carl's Jr. can't touch it. Smoked brisket done right is the food of the gods. Jalapenos should be a part of every meal. Camouflage is a color.
If you don't like God, guns, grits, gumbo, hunting, fishing, sweet tea and politeness - just stay up there where you are. We're doing fine without you - bless your little heart...
what else would you put on your burger?
maybe that's a NY thing. or East coast thing. Everyone I know in IL puts mustard on their burgers, including me.Ketchup or Mayo, I don't know a single person who lives in the north that puts mustard on a burger. I lived in Florida for a bit, it's not something I ever got used to, and of course i would always forget to say hold the mustard if i was at McDonalds or something. I guess it's one of those regional food differences like soda/pop/coke.
Waffle House is kinda South... perhaps more the lack of them in the old Union.
I've stopped at one or two in Arizona and Colorado.
My memories of my two road trips through Texas from El Paso to Austin....
Roll into a little town, and every one of them...
Church... Sonic... Church... 76...Church... Dollar General... Church... City Hall... Church... Gun shop...Church... Chevron...Church... Feed & Tack... Church.
Actually if I'm putting one together for myself it's tomato and Mayo.maybe that's a NY thing. or East coast thing. Everyone I know in IL puts mustard on their burgers, including me.
Here is an interesting article about linguistic differences in America. It shows how each region says different words and phrases and a lot of them go with what was mentioned about entering the south.
Ketchup or Mayo ? well god bless you if that is what you like, Tea?
maybe that's a NY thing. or East coast thing. Everyone I know in IL puts mustard on their burgers, including me.
Ketchup or Mayo ? well god bless you if that is what you like, Tea?
Heck, I always thought all Americans called them "sneakers" ... we call them "running shoes" up here.
I haven't heard anyone say "Gymshoes" in 35 years.
Ever hear of "gym strip"? Back when I was in school (70s/80s) that was how everyone referred to the clothing you changed into for gym class ... t-shirt, shorts, running shoes. I'd be curious to know if the term is still popular in the schools now, but ... somehow I suspect me hanging out in the change rooms at the local schools would not go over well ...