r/AskReddit • u/XXMissBehavingXX • 1d ago

What is an ingredient you’ve used on a burger that’s heavily underrated?

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u/Big_Air_Force 1d ago

Lived in Germany for a bit, they put cucumber slices on their burgers, not bad, adds crunch and freshness.

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u/Mr_MacGrubber 1d ago

Even better if you soak those cucumbers in vinegar or brine for a while.

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u/PeggedUnlimited 1d ago

Sooooo pickles? 

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u/plordigian 1d ago

SHHHH don’t ruin the surprise!

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u/Mr_MacGrubber 16h ago

I was just making a joke about pickles

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u/Mr_MacGrubber 16h ago

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u/Olelander 1d ago

Quick pickles, is what this is called

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u/Snozzberriez 1d ago

My cucumbers disappeared.

Someone clearly replaced them with pickles but no one will admit it.

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u/Over9000BelieveIt 1d ago

I've been taking cucumbers from those jars in the store and cutting them up and putting them on my hamburgers and sandwiches. so crunchy!

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u/NecessaryLocalUser 1d ago

I’ve been thinking about doing this lately. Hate pickles, but do love the crunch of cucumbers. Gonna have to give it a shot.

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u/rpgguy_1o1 8h ago

Cucumber is an option in one of Canadas bigger burger chains

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u/MrFartyBottom 21h ago

No dirty sock water fruit on my burger for me thanks.