[Photograph: FASTANDFOOD] French fast food blog FASTANDFOOD recently reviewed Le Waf Burger (English translation) from Belgian waffle chain Waffle Factory. The panini-esque waffle sandwich is filled with cheddar, ketchup, and ground beef—they say it tastes more like pizza than...
[Photograph: Robyn Lee] Next month, a McDonald's restaurant and McCafe are coming to Paris' Louvre museum, the most visited museum in the world with more than 8 million visitors annually, and people aren't happy about it. Telegraph gathers opinions...
From the AHT e-cybermailbag is a letter from a charming French gentleman that I received quite some time ago but neglected to blog. It still holds up, so enjoy. (Note to Jean-Paul: I'm sorry it took me so long to...
Coming on the heels of Canada's Big Mac Snack Wrap, which looks a little bit iffy, is a Big Mac with a whole wheat bun. The French are behind this merde. From French fast-food blogger Christian Thomas (who blogs...
"The only decent burgers in Paris are served at Ferdi (32 rue Mont Thabor, First, 011-331-42-60-82-52) and Le Scoop (154 rue Saint Honoré, First, 011-331-42-60-31-64)," says food writer Alexander Lobrano at the New York Times blog The Moment. Related: Burger...
Photograph from Ms Noir on Flickr Not a burger-topped pizza or a burger made with pizza toppings, but a burger with mini-pizzas-for-buns. Hannah Poupart spotted this pizza burger during a recent visit to Disneyland Paris—more specifically from Buzz Lightyear's...
Photograph taken by Harald Gottschalk If you live Paris and want to get in on some Presidential election-inspired foods, head to the Hotel Concord La Fayette in Paris for Obama and McCain burgers. Chef Laurent Belijar modeled Obama's "O-Burger" after...
L'Hippo's burger looks better than it tastes. Photograph taken by David Lebovitz When Paris-based chef and blogger David Lebovitz had a burger craving in the land of cheese and baguettes, where burgers tend to be "wildly overpriced and nothing more...
New York Times It has the taste of the forbidden, the illicit — the subversive, even,” said Hélène Samuel, a restaurant consultant (in Paris, France). “Eating with your hands, it’s pure regression. Naturally, everyone wants it. So quoteth the...
myburger.fr Honestly, people, the whole pictures-on-toast thing has been done to death. But here's a new variation on the images-on-bread theme that I can get behind. Stuff printed on hamburger buns. This No. 3 burger appears on the French...
