... ! And forget iPhones or Kindles or iTablets or whatever: Last night on The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert proposed a new format that'll save printed media: fried food, or more specifically, hamburgers: On Monday the SF Chronicle became the first general interest news daily to print on high-quality glossy paper... But I am wagging my finger at Chronicle Publishers. Let's face it: Glossy, ...

... decided we would visit Hospital Escuela. Marc thought it would be fun to buy hamburgers and distribute to the families in the hospital. We went on the hospital with a bagful of toys, while Marc went ... sad to see so many children that were so sick. When Marc arrived with 100 hamburgers, he was the hit of the day. Maybe more popular than the toys. Many people have travelled long distances from ...

... cow and horse you know what) mixed with dust. On the better side it is of hamburgers. Yummy hamburgers. The best hamburgers I've ever had kind ... hamburgers. My better half didn't grow up going to the finer places in life like the sale barn, but he has heard me mention ... territory. But lo and behold if we did not happen upon this little place - Hinkle's Hamburgers. Oh my goodness, mighty fine ...

This month the Japan Blog Matsuri takes on the pressing (HA! get it!) topic of HAMBURGERS! It might not seem a truly Japanese topic, but the Japanese do create a great hamburger. In a way ... cheese and avocado seems gross or strange, but, as many of us know, it's great! Well same thing for hamburgers. While they came from America the Japanese have put their own unique twist on the hamburger. I ...

Here's my post about the best hamburgers in Nishinomiya for the Matsuri I'm hosting this month. We've only got a few submissions and the month is more than half over. Ack! Let's hope you all have some hamburgers (posts) getting ready for the grill (your blog)! HA! :D Posted by David in Food and Drink | Socs: 21

... an exercise in existing; it lurches into the existential. It's a food experience. And the focus of that experience, what we eat in Los Angeles—more than most anywhere else—is hamburgers. As for the burger itself: it was good, very good: The salty meat, sweetness of the onion, and the oily mayo come together just as I'd hoped. At Glendale Mall I sampled a ...