Anyone else ever put a fried egg on a burger?

[Throd]

I just made one with a little chipotle salsa on top. Pretty darn good!

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[Throd]

2. Did they do anything else to them Americans may find unusual?

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[Amerigo Vespucci]

3. Not a FRIED egg, but...

...here's a photo of the Loco Moco I made a few weeks ago (Hawaiian favorite, rice with a burger patty on top, a sunny side up egg on top of that, and gravy on top of everything:



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[Throd]

5. Looks good but...

"Loco Moco" means "Crazy Snot" in Spanish. I'd have to call it something else.

I bet you're not hungry for a while after one of those.

[MiddleFingerMom]

4. Wimpy's burgers in Europe -- their regular burgers were topped with a fried egg...

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[Throd]

6. I hear you. The "burgers" in Spain were burgers in appearance only.

They looked like burgers, but everything was just a little off so that the sum total was a really crappy burger.

[murielm99]

7. I was in a place recently that offered something called

a brunch burger. It was a cheeseburger with a fried egg on top. It sounded terrible, and I did not order one.

[7wo7rees]

8. I had one in San Fran for the first time. I recommend bacon too.

Then I discovered Smashburger, and I can get one all the time now.

Check this out: make one INSIDE your burger: http://aht.seriouseats.com/archives/2011/04/the-cheeseburger-eggsplosion-a-burger-with-a-fried-egg-center.html

[SwissTony]

9. Fried egg is pretty standard in Australia

I wouldn't fancy a burger without one.

Another thing many Aussies like on a burger is sliced beetroot. Yum!!

[Graybeard]

10. I had it in France.

Popular on Bistro menus it's called Steak a Cheval. The name refers to the egg "riding horseback" on the burger.

[GreenPartyVoter]

11. Is that a "western?"