Cheeseburgers are a great snack that we can’t resist. If you’re a cheese lover, thinking about calories might be the last thing on your mind. When juicy patties with crunchy vegetables, flavourful sauces and melt-in-the-mouth cheese are sandwiched between toasted buns, the taste and texture can make anyone’s mouth water. But to experience the magic of a “real cheeseburger,” you’ll have to go to Tokyo. Why? Recently, a social media user posted a video on Instagram demonstrating a unique cheeseburger preparation at American diner Andra in Tokyo.
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The video starts with the chef adding a tablespoon of cheese sauce to a hot pan. Notice the bubbles rising from the pan? We can only imagine how amazing it would smell. After this, the cook sprinkles something like spices to enhance the taste. Next, he dips a burger in cheese sauce, cuts it in half and stuffs it with meat. Once the cheese gets into the burger, he picks up a piece and shows it to the camera. The thick, melted cheese flowing down the middle of the buns was making us dream of these delicious burgers. To keep an eye:
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“Created by a burger enthusiast who studied the craft around the world, this burger brings the perfect balance of flavors with a hint of spicy sauce inside, cutting through the richness and adding a fresh, clean flavor to each bite,” its Reads one part. caption.
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Food lovers immediately reacted to the viral video. “This looks like a real cheeseburger,” one user wrote. Another confessed, “I like my cheese drippy.” Another admitted, “This looks a million times better than the cheeseburger I ate today.” “Looks great,” said one food lover. One person called the cheeseburger recipe “a big hit” and “delicious.” Praising the chef, one user said, ‘Wow, Boss must have good taste.’ “My arteries got clogged just looking at this,” one comment read.
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