Comparisons - Ron's Hamburger

Man vs Burger

I don’t know about you, but I love watching Man vs Food on the Travel Channel. There’s something about a guy roaming the world in search of big, huge “how much can I eat” opportunities at restaurants with special challenges. In my town, a burger chain called Andy’s has this gigantic burger that, if you can eat it all in one sitting, is free. But only a few stalwart souls have achieved that high honor. It paid off for them, too, since their photos and a short bio are forever...

Donut Burger

Everyone’s heard of the infamous glazed donut burger, and the anatomy of a Big Mac captures nearly everyone’s imagination. What is it about these diabolical monstrosities of poor taste that keep us coming back for more? Actually, one reason is that they taste pretty good. The world’s most famous burgers didn’t get that way for no reason. Who can resist a Burger King Double Whopper with Cheese, or a Six Dollar Burger from Carl’s Jr? Let’s take a look at these burgers...

What’s in a Perfect Burger?

The quest for the perfect burger is not one to be taken lightly. Building the ultimate, juicy and delicious burger with all the perfect toppings and condiments is a science, and some people just don’t have the aptitude for such things. Fortunately, there are people who do take this very seriously, as well they should, and they even go some trouble to share their findings with the rest of us once in a while. Today, we’re going to share with you an infographic that will help you get inside the minds...

Burgers’ Equation

Jan (Johannes Martinus) Burgers, a Dutch physicist, is credited as the father of Bergers’ Equation, a partial differential equation from fluid mechanics. Which is great, don’t get me wrong! But the kind of burger equation we’re really interested in here at Ron’s Hamburger is far from mathematical. Or, is it? We’ll take a look at two of the western world’s most popular fast food burgers, and compare them for taste, price, and other qualities that might help you make an...