Veggie Burgers
Steve Silberberg
Burgers in Dallas? (Not just lettuce & tomato on a bun)
Here are some of the ones I know about
H & M ($3.99)
EZ's ($3.95)
Friday's ($5.99)
Whole Foods ($10,000,000.99)
Houston's (???)
Hunky's Burger's (I'm going to try them today)
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Steve Silberberg
ste...@onramp.net
http://rampages.onramp.net/~stevebo/
Rob Freyder
>I know I posted this a few months ago, but anyone know where to get Veggie
>Burgers in Dallas? (Not just lettuce & tomato on a bun)
No kidding? What ingredients make up the burger part?
Soy product of some sort?
>Here are some of the ones I know about
>H & M ($3.99)
>EZ's ($3.95)
>Friday's ($5.99)
>Whole Foods ($10,000,000.99)
>Houston's (???)
>Hunky's Burger's (I'm going to try them today)
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>Steve Silberberg
>ste...@onramp.net
>http://rampages.onramp.net/~stevebo/
Rob Freyder
fre...@airmail.net
Steve Silberberg
fre...@airmail.net (Rob Freyder) wrote:
>ste...@onramp.net (Steve Silberberg) wrote:
>
>>I know I posted this a few months ago, but anyone know where to get Veggie
>>Burgers in Dallas? (Not just lettuce & tomato on a bun)
>No kidding? What ingredients make up the burger part?
>Soy product of some sort?
I'm not sure (hell, I'm not sure what's in McDonald's either!)
I've heard of using either a tofu (soybeans) or wheat base, but
a lot of places have "garden" burgers, so you can see actual
mushroom or carrot bits in the patties.
Most actually taste pretty good, though admittedly not as good
as a Snuffers greaseburger.
rcl
Hollywood.
If you want to make them yourself try Green Giant from any of the
grocery stores.
Also Hormel has a great Vegaterian Chili (got mine at SAM's)
Roy Lewis
ste...@onramp.net (Steve Silberberg) wrote:
>I know I posted this a few months ago, but anyone know where to get Veggie
>Burgers in Dallas? (Not just lettuce & tomato on a bun)
>Here are some of the ones I know about
>H & M ($3.99)
>EZ's ($3.95)
>Friday's ($5.99)
>Whole Foods ($10,000,000.99)
>Houston's (???)
>Hunky's Burger's (I'm going to try them today)
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Rebecca McGowan
>>>I know I posted this a few months ago, but anyone know where to get Veggie
>>>Burgers in Dallas? (Not just lettuce & tomato on a bun)
>
I know this newsgroup is about restaurants, but I wanted to say
that some good Veggie burger patties are available at Sam's
(wholesale club). I think they are mostly grain and vegetables.
Rebecca
Saleh W. Igal
>I know I posted this a few months ago, but anyone know where to get Veggie
>Burgers in Dallas? (Not just lettuce & tomato on a bun)
>Here are some of the ones I know about
>H & M ($3.99)
>EZ's ($3.95)
>Friday's ($5.99)
>Whole Foods ($10,000,000.99)
>Houston's (???)
>Hunky's Burger's (I'm going to try them today)
Add Eight.0 to the list. Their tempeh burgers are good, though the
whole-wheat buns tend to be dry -- get the regular buns for a better
burger.
John Fitzgerald
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>ste...@onramp.net (Steve Silberberg) wrote:
Why ask why;
try a spinach salad instead>
Elaine H. Mohrle
Rebecca McGowan <reb...@iadfw.net> wrote:
> Steve Silberberg, ste...@onramp.net writes:
>>>>I know I posted this a few months ago, but anyone know where to get Veggie
>>>>Burgers in Dallas? (Not just lettuce & tomato on a bun)
>>
>
>that some good Veggie burger patties are available at Sam's
>(wholesale club). I think they are mostly grain and vegetables.
>
>Rebecca
the ones at sam's are the restaurant size of the gardenburgers
at whole foods. i don't know why the original poster implied
that they were prohibitively expensive -- the first box of
four that my husband and i tried was only $2.99 and they were
delightful. the gardenburger brand contains mushrooms, grain,
onions and a little cheddar. try them at home on some of
whole foods onion rolls with red leaf lettuce and purple onions.
oh, and a little 3 year canadian cheddar sliced thick!
yum!!!!
Page Perryman
>yum!!!!
The TGIFriday's in Ft. Worth have Veggie Burgers, but I think the ones
you get at sam's, and cook yourself are a lot better.
Page
Steve Silberberg
mag...@fohnix.metronet.com (Elaine H. Mohrle) wrote:
-- Veggie Burger discussion --
>at whole foods. i don't know why the original poster implied
>that they were prohibitively expensive -- the first box of
>four that my husband and i tried was only $2.99 and they were
>delightful.
Whole foods, a.k.a. Whole Paycheck has many, many virtues. However, low price
is not among them. No matter what I go in there for, it always seems that I
end up paying more than $10, while being able to carry everything I bought in
my hands without a bag.
Robert Wallace
: In article <47o7na$s...@fohnix.metronet.com>,
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: Steve Silberberg
Sorry to tag onto your post, but the original post has expired on my system.
Chili's (of all places) will have a veggie burger on their new menu, which
debuts next week (11/13/95).
I guess Brinkers is getting desperate -- chili's is one of their poorer
performers, according to a recent DMN business section article.
Robert Wallace
rob...@metronet.com