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1st Annual National Hamburger Festival!
I enjoy a good burger. I just found out about this event on the news a couple days ago. It's called the National Hamburger Festival. (http://www.hamburgerfestival.com/) I went there today and I thought it was pretty cool. They had 12 different hamburger joints servin' it up. I tried three different ones (locally owned):
1. Cheeseburger In Paradise - Great Burger, juicy. 2. Menches - The best burger I had there and possibly the BEST I've ever had. 3. Hodges - The meat was fucking spoiled. It was ok though, but I don't recommend it. I thought the cool thing about the festival was the "Hamburger Hearings". They had a couple corporate sponsors in their jury, a real judge and represenatives from four different families fighting to have the recognition of the true inventor of the hamburger. Barney Fife and Gomer Pyle were there to keep things in control. The "Hamburger Commission" came back with a different pick for each of the inventors. Verdict was a hung jury. It was all for show but cool. I wish they took it seriously and actully did real research to determine the real inventor. They told everyone to vote at their website for the true inventor. Pictures below... |
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Oh yea, I forgot to mention the Jimmy Buffet Tribute band. That was cool.
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Went to Rib-fest once in Minnisota...don't ask (not by my choice). I had more teeth in my mouth than the whole place put together. they had Night Ranger and lover boy cover bands.
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Akron, Ohio - midwestern hillbillies
looks like that ballpark is really nice. |
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check this one out
A 6 lb. Burger. Where's the beef? It's at a Pennsylvania pub that serves the world's biggest burger ? weighing in at NINE lip-smacking pounds! That's no whopper ? you can actually get this meat monster for $23.95, loaded with all the fixings: Two whole tomatoes, a half-head of lettuce, 12 slices of American cheese, a full cup of peppers, two entire onions, plus, a river of mayonnaise, ketchup, and mustard. |
The "Luther Burger," a bacon cheeseburger served on a Krispy Kreme doughnut bun, is a real food named after R&B singer Luther Vandross.
http://www.snopes.com/food/origins/luther.asp |
i had no idea that the hamburger got its name from Hamburg, New York - and the two brothers given credit for inventing the hamburger also claim to have invented the ice cream cone.
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That's great! Was there a burger eating contest as well? :)
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