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Plus: why burgers are bad for global warming, and more from our look at the morning headlines.
He's nearly in tears as he orders his burger with regular mustard.
They make a surprise visit to a local burger joint, possibly argue about money.
The former 'Top Chef' contender is looking to open a Flip Burger Boutique location in Manhattan, where there's already a Flip in Bloomingdale's.
'Many burger aficionados will be delighted to know that Raij is an adherent of the thin-patty school...'
Among other things, not everyone thinks Obama should "hamburger-ize" the economy.
Our highly scientific taste tests and other highlights from Friday night's competition.
A Dean & DeLuca that serves burgers, and an unnecessary look inside one chef's apartment, from our glance at the morning headlines.
Last night’s ‘How I Met Your Mother’ was devoted solely to the quest for New York’s most perfect burger.
With the plummeting market comes an intensified interest in cheap comfort foods.
The Johnny Walker Blue Label of burgers debuts.
Check out all that shiny chrome.
Who will attain lunchtime supremacy?
Seymour Burton owner Adam Cohn announced today that his restaurant will reinvent itself later this fall. In an interview with Grub Street, Cohn shares plans for his new, unnamed venture; his hopes for a new "truck stop"–style burger; and why Seymour Burton couldn't fill seats.
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