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28 minutes ago, pastrygirl said:Well, the bun looks better ... but why is the meat green and what are they trying to pass off as bacon? 😜
I'm not seeing the meat as green. Actually the bacon was probably the most real looking part. Sure, it isn't American bacon, but most of the world doesn't see American bacon as default, if they eat it all.
Of course that doesn't excuse them from describing the whole mess as a Typical American Burger.
15 minutes ago, pastrygirl said:Well, the bun looks better ... but why is the meat green and what are they trying to pass off as bacon? 😜
I'm not seeing the meat as green. Actually the bacon was probably the most real looking part. Most of the world doesn't see American bacon as default, if they eat it all.
Of course that doesn't excuse them from describing the whole mess as a Typical American Burger.
14 minutes ago, pastrygirl said:Well, the bun looks better ... but why is the meat green and what are they trying to pass off as bacon? 😜
I'm not seeing the meat as green. Actually the bacon was probably the most real looking part. Most of the world doesn't see American bacon as default, if they eat it all.
Of course that doesn't excuse them from describing the whole mess as a Typical American Burger.
10 minutes ago, pastrygirl said:Well, the bun looks better ... but why is the meat green and what are they trying to pass off as bacon? 😜
I'm not seeing the meat as green. Actually the bacon was probably the most real looking part. Most of the world doesn't see American bacon as default, if they eat it all.
