The 5 Most Audacious Burgers In North America

by Mr. Lew, Burger Expert for the Menuism Burger Blog

Let's face it, you can get a burger nearly anywhere you go. And while a lot of those burgers are the same, a few stand out. I've chosen five burgers that are audaciously outside the box, and intriguing enough to try if you dare.

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The 5 Most Audacious Burgers in North America originally published on the Menuism Burger Blog

Mr. Lew is a high school teacher from Montreal, Quebec. In 2009, after trying Montreal's supposed best burger, he decided to see what else was out there. So, every week, a new burger was added to the Great Burger Search. Since then, Mr. Lew has tried more than 100 burgers in cities across Canada, and hopes to one day expand to the rest of North America. Since Mr. Lew is part Chinese, the search isn't limited only to great burgers, but to other types of cuisine that makes Montreal one of the greatest culinary cities in the world.

 

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Comments

[darksideofthespoon]

01:22 PM on 03/30/2012

The Poutine burger sounds alright. If you have never tried Poutine, you are missing out. Find cheese curds or come to Canada, asap.

[Judy Hummel Miller]

07:11 PM on 03/28/2012

You forgot Michael Symon's B Spot in the Cleveland Area.

[sacmom3]

04:55 PM on 03/28/2012

Forget all these burgers. Just give me those onion rings and I'll back away quietly.

[fscuttle]

12:41 PM on 03/28/2012

Great burgers at the "White Manna" Hackensack NJ.

[JScott]

11:53 AM on 03/28/2012

Jeez just throw different foods between two buns and a slab of meat and what you have is garbage that's all.

[kevinbr38]

11:39 AM on 03/28/2012

Just give me White Castle.

[fscuttle]

12:39 PM on 03/28/2012

You can't beat a surf and turf burger at 3 AM.

[RickinBoca]

11:07 AM on 03/28/2012

20,000 calories in just 5 pictures!!! Wow!!!

And some people say we don't need Obamacare.

[SmileyBrooks]

11:01 AM on 03/28/2012

Interesting sandwiches, the poutine burger reminds me of a favorite from Belgium, the Mitraillette, a baguette in a brochette, topped with frites and your choice of sauce, such as curry ketchup! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitraillette

[akrazyrunner]

11:00 AM on 03/28/2012

No mention of the Big Kahuna Burger?
I hear it is a tasty burger

[NVEd]

10:56 AM on 03/28/2012

A steady diet of these and you won't need to worry about health care. You won't need it any longer.

[DeeDeeDaGumby]

10:49 AM on 03/28/2012

Best burger in the world can be found at a small hole in the wall called Shuttle Burger. Order one with chili and onions if ya ever get the chance...yum.

[bmwracer]

11:38 PM on 03/27/2012

Bill Maher mentioned that Krispy Kreme burger in his New Rules segment a while back: "Part of the baseball team's new slogan 'Eat ---- and Die."

[J0E1]

02:19 PM on 03/27/2012

The Krispy Kreme burger is just wrong... so wrong...

[jsarets]

01:03 PM on 03/27/2012

My upscale concept burger: 6oz patty blended from equal parts tenderloin, short rib, and oxtail, topped with triple-creme brie, champagne shallot marmalade, tempura leek rings, and black truffle brown butter mayonnaise on a round croissant.

[msnikki73]

12:52 PM on 03/27/2012

I was watching a program on the travel channel and there is a place that serves a cheeseburger with every topping imaginable including ice cream and hot fudge sauce.