***SPECIAL*** Discussion Thread -> "Farking Double Cheeseburger" Throwdown (Entries and Quality ON TOPIC *CLEAN* Discussion Only)

[bigabyte]

Originally Posted by peeps

so this sounds like a single stuffed would need to be disassembled to be presented as a double cheeseburger?

Now I'm confused, but that is perfectly normal.

Not sure I get the need for disassembling.

If you were asking if one of the patties could be stuffed, and the other not stuffed, then yes, that is fine because it is two patties.

[peeps]

OK, lets break down a stuffed burger...

Layer 1: patty #1
Layer 2: stuffing
Layer 3: patty #2

Form patty #1 with patty #2 to make a single stuffed burger.

So, since a single stuffed burger is formed from 2 patties, would additional beef (making it technically a triple or quadruple) be required to be considered a double cheeseburger since it already consists of 2 patties formed into one but clearly not just a large single patty?

[Shagdog]

Peeps, I think once you combine the 2 patties, that it becomes one patty, so you would need 2 stuffed patties made from 4 regular patties to have a double farking cheeseburger.

[peeps]

Originally Posted by Shagdog

Peeps, I think once you combine the 2 patties, that it becomes one patty, so you would need 2 stuffed patties made from 4 regular patties to have a double farking cheeseburger.

unless I disassemble

[bigabyte]

Wow. I think I made sense of it. I might even understand why you would ask.

I'll move to PM in case you don't want to give too much away, then figure it out from there.

[Diesel Dave]

Peeps just likes to make things difficult.

[buccaneer]

Guerry would know what to do

[Ron_L]

Originally Posted by peeps

unless I disassemble

I think the hip coolinary word is "deconstructed"

I think you guys are overcomplicating this TD. A double cheeseburger has two separate patties, stuffed or not.

[bigabyte]

I think he might just be asking if he can use something to hold the stuffing in between the patties as it cooks, and then removed later to expose the layers of patty, stuffing, patty. I think he is asking if he can use the patties themselves to hold in the stuffing during the cook, then separate them after the cook to get basically a similar effect to wrapping the patty/stuffing layers and then unwrapping after they are cooked.

Or I could be way off.

[Ron_L]

Originally Posted by bigabyte

I think he might just be asking if he can use something to hold the stuffing in between the patties as it cooks, and then removed later to expose the layers of patty, stuffing, patty. I think he is asking if he can use the patties themselves to hold in the stuffing during the cook, then separate them after the cook to get basically a similar effect to wrapping the patty/stuffing layers and then unwrapping after they are cooked.

Or I could be way off.

Now you're overcomplicating it

I read it as "Can I make a juicy lucy and have it count as a double?" (highly simplified). In other words, a single stuffed patty. That's not a double.

[peeps]

Originally Posted by Ron_L

Now you're overcomplicating it

I read it as "Can I make a juicy lucy and have it count as a double?" (highly simplified). In other words, a single stuffed patty. That's not a double.

That! I can't eat a double stuffed since the single stuffed is already constructed from 2 decent sized patties...

[bigabyte]

Actually, upon further review, it was more like what you just described. It is a single patty created with a stuffing contraption, but of such a size he wanted to "dekonstrookt" it, like say cutting off the edges.

I think that's not a double, but a single all cut up.

So, NOPE!

But stuffed burgers are still allowed. Maybe make a double, then separate the patties afterwards, one for you, one for the wife?

[peeps]

Deconstruction was only considered if 2 separate patties were required to be presented in the final burger, but I didn't buy the burger stuffer, so they will be separate anyways.

[Diesel Dave]

It has to be 2 sepprate patties to be a double..................Dang that's tuff to figure out

[CharredApron]

Originally Posted by Diesel Dave

It has to be 2 sepprate patties to be a double..................Dang that's tuff to figure out

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