I Tried Every Fast Food Burger In America

Two chefs, the most iconic burgers in America. We will use this knowledge as power for the PEOPLE, to create the greatest homemade burger that there is.

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[IDKwhatputhere]

As a non American, its crazy to me, how many different fastfood stops there are.

[Bittler]

That Five Guy’s take of, “…the mushrooms bring this down, ” is wild considering that you choose your own toppings.

[TheEverythingParanormalShow]

The sad thing about these places is the consistency. I bet you could do this challenge a few more times and have significantly different results. Thank you both for braving it.

[stevenrogers]

They should have done a Quarter Pounder from McD's. Since they changed it from frozen to fresh meat it's WAY better than a Big Mac!!

[TimeBucks]

I'm surprised by how Culver's went

[patrickmitchell]

Josh says he doesn’t remember the baconator tasting that good but it’s also the first time he ate a fast food burger that wasn’t 3 hours old and at room temperature 😂😂😂

[itwasthebutler]

McDonalds 01:12
Jack In The Box 02:02
Wendy's 02:54
Carl's Jr 03:34
Rally's 04:42
Burger King 05:21
Jollibee 06:30
In N Out 07:33
Habit Burger Grill 08:35
Arby's 09:31
Dairy Queen 10:22
Five Guy's 10:57
White Castle 12:00
Whataburger 12:54
Sonic 13:41
Culver's 14:28
Shake Shack 15:28
Steak N Shake 16:20

[TheWardenJK]

The Culver’s burger hurts my soul.
I used to work at Culver’s on grill for about 5 years during the end of my high school and college years. But I took some serious pride in what I cooked and I honestly miss that job sometimes. But seeing the burger hurts me, I wish I could’ve made them myself for you 😂

[iLoveLeatherNYC]

Christian is the perfect balance for you, naturally funny and serious about the food stuffs - - - do more content with him.

[ElijsDima]

I can totally see a few followup videos in this series, e.g. tacos, pizzas, fishburgers, chicken sandies, waffles...

[itsnooya]

As someone who flipped burgers at Steak n’ Shake for a good 6 months, I have this weird feeling of pride that it was the best. It certainly is to me. We take refrigerated meat pucks and slam it on to the griddle with the spatula, give it a special seasoning, cheese it, and slide it on a toasted bun. So good.

[brian]

We moved from Texas to, first, North Carolina and then Michigan and have been away for almost fifteen years now.
I drove back down two weeks ago and decided to hit Whataburger on the drive. Gas station Whataburger on US 59 In Navasota was terrible.
No seasoning and they forgot the cheese.
A week later the hometown Whataburger was exactly as I remembered. Juicy well seasoned and the buns were delicious.
Double meat. Double cheese. Jalepenos.

[andrewmobus]

To be fair for McDonald’s, everyone tries the Big Mac because it’s the most popular, but the quarter pounder is a better burger to put against the rest of these places… Wendy’s is my favorite and I don’t have the top 3 in my state, so I’m happy with where it landed in the rankings.

[expergefaction]

I’m surprised A&W wasn’t on this list. They have like 600 locations across the US, and is the oldest restaurant chain. Would have been interested to hear your opinion compared to some of the others.

[Hiboyo]

Anyone who’s secretly a furry and doesn’t want anybody but the internet to know, comment under me and pretend like you’re talking about the Wendy’s baconator.



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[bilalmahmood]

Burger King above Five Guys is gonna keep me up at night

[jgfunk]

I stopped at a random Dairy Queen in north central Massachusetts. I was blown away how good the cheeseburger was. I raved about it to my family. I took them to a Dairy Queen closer to where I live. That one was the worst Burger I had ever had. I couldn't believe it was from the same chain

[jmarz]

you should 100% do this with chicken sandwiches next <3

[Wilco]

It is good to see Steak N Shake get some love. While not the biggest chain around, they arguably are among the most copied. Culver's and Freddy's both do a version of SnS, while Danny Meyer, the guy who started Shake Shack, openly says he used his memories of going to Steak N Shake as a kid in St. Louis for his inspiration

[overdrive]

One of the best burgers I've ever had was the A-Wonderful from Mooyah Burgers. Perfectly seasoned, the buns was soft, the patties were tender, just a great experience.