This dude tried to SCHOOL me on burgers!

George Motz is respected by everyone on how to make the perfect burger. He is basically the authority on making the perfect burger, today he schools me on doing everything right.

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[spriggs_fm]

George Motz needs WAY more publicity and recognition. How the hell do you dedicate your life and career to the hamburger? That's amazing.

[patknights]

Ex pro cook here. I've found that the best thing to avoid crying while processing raw onions is a lot of ventilation and high air flow. Set up a small desk fan blowing across the cutting board and see if that works.

[TimOGhoul]

A collaboration with George would be awesome.

[DyNaStYCaRl]

Pro Home Cook here. I've found that the best thing to avoid having yourself cry while processing raw onions is having somebody else do it 😅

[-BarBeaRiaN-]

Can't wait to see Guga being schooled irl by those people instead of him just watching videos

[AlokSomani]

I sense there was an ulterior motive to this video lol

[SinisterMD]

Swim goggles. My wife laughs at me every time but wear clear swim goggles and you won't shed a single tear.

[zanahoria-san]

I have a trick for not crying when cutting onions, and it's ridiculously simple for how well it works. Simply wet the onion and knife before chopping it, if you chop a lot of onions, keep the onions you've already cut in an airtight container while you're at it.

[grahamtiedtke]

Perfect video for the self promo lol love it

[stax]

As an ex professional cook I never used this technique myself because of the potential for cross-contamination but my dad swears by it. Holding a piece of bread in your mouth while chopping onions apparently does the trick. My whole family learns this.

[dekkenwade]

You don't want a restaurant that makes everything
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Cheesecake factory looking from the corner 😂

[iPaulWall]

I wear contacts and can confirm that they don’t help with onions 😂

[rocklee]

That Segway into your product is seamless.

[HopePH]

I thought this was going to be an actual collab lol, Guga, if you’re gonna make a reaction video, put it in the title smh

[cjnhzok]

George mods the king of burgers 👑 wonderful collab guga ❤

[trublgrl]

After several books, TV appearances, and fame, maybe George taught Guga how to make money by eating hamburgers.

[tomerkfir]

with swimming glasses you won't cry whatsoever by onion, GUARANTEED!!!

[Apollo]

"No more tears" onion cutting tips:
Cool onions: Wash them under running water or keep them in the fridge / a couple of minutes in the freezer.
Vinegar: Take a shallow bowl or small plate, pour vinegar in it and place it beside the cutting board.
Sharp knife: You already said this. But those tips work even better when your knife is sharp.

[chefmike]

Regarding tears related to slicing and chopping onions. I learned this technique from a friend, French, who was the chef of a large catering venue and restaurant in the Bay Area. As they sometimes used up to five hundred pounds of onions in a week, think French onion and other classic soups, they prepped their oinions as follows.
First, all the onions had the skins removed, topped and tailed. Next, they went into 5 gallon buckets. Lastly, into the walk-in until ready for use. ALWAYS, use a sharp knife with onions. I practiced this throughout my professional career. No more tears except those of joy, from my line cooks and prep guys, when slicing quantities of onions.
Blessings, chefmike

[garrettgora]

Guga I love you brother, I watch all your videos and have learned so much , I cook a lot but I don't have the kind of facilities that you have your amazing! Keep up the amazing food videos😊