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Josh Ozersky Can't See the Burgers for the Stars

In Time magazine, noted hamburger authority Josh Ozersky overstates the importance of the Rachael Ray Burger Bash to the burger world. It's a stretch to say that these bashes even exist in the hamburger universe, let alone being that universe's "greatest spectacle," as Ozerksy puts it. More

Love Hurts

Don't be fooled: This may look like a delicious cheeseburger, but it's actually a nuclear weapon. Don't ask me what it tasted like; I don't know. All I know is, I took one bite, and the juices shot out in... More

Hamburger Parlance

Does the absence of cheese define a hamburger? Preposterous! Why then, is there no such thing as a "double hamburger"? The Dust Machine makes the case: if i want unsweetened tea, do i order 'sweet tea without sugar?' no. if... More

The Sad State of American Burgers ...

Or, "When Doing What's Right Is Called 'Gourmet' " So this kinda gets my hackles up. A story in the Dallas Morning News headlined "Burgers go gourmet" takes on the issue of restaurants and burger chains that "take the humble hamburger... More

Caprese Burger

Continuing to plow through our inbox, we get to an email message from Cathy Erway of foodblog Not Eating Out in New York: Dear AHT: Can anyone chime in with me that a "Caprese burger" is not a good idea?... More

A Shrine to In-N-Out?

From an op-ed piece in the Los Angeles Times: The great taste hasn't changed, but the mystique that inspired our carnivorous cross-valley quests sure has. The earlier, spartan drive-throughs, which once kept us at arm's length, a sheet of glass... More

Thoughtful Burger Essay

From a most pensive dispatch on the staying power of that most humble of American meals: A hamburger is almost always the best value on a menu, calorie-wise and fillingness-wise, which makes no sense in pure economic terms. With... More

McDonaldSpace

Many people agree that having one less McDonald's is not necessarily a bad thing, but the recent removal of the old school McDonald's at Highland and Sunset in Hollywood is a sad departure of a North American icon. Rather... More

"In" Burger, More Like the Out Burger

A short article from the WaPo recently came across the AHT news desk. The author, Stephanie Witt Sedgwick, is welcoming the era of the "In" Burger. I'll let her explain what it is. Meet the latest burger. It has cast... More