Have you tried it and liked it? I did and didn't like!

15 years ago

The Loaded Steakhouse burger - Mashed potatoes with bacon bits, bacon, American cheese, A1 brand steak sauce and fried onion crisps.

I ate it with a knife and fork, minus the bread, and scraped the mashed potatoes off.

Won't order that again.

That's what I get for getting too hungry and settle on eating anything.

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Happy_Go_Lucky_Gayle
15 years ago
Around here folks are ordering a Huge Baked Potato stuffed with Chopped BBQ Beef. It looks disgusting, I don't have to try it I know I wouldn't like it.

Gayle
glenda_al
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15 years ago
This was Burger King's loaded steak burger. Never again!
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patti43
15 years ago
They put potatoes on the hamburger and then bread? Or were the potatoes inside the burger? Either way, you lost me at A-1 sauce and potatoes in the same sentence! Ick!
grammahony
15 years ago
LOL, you lost me at Burger King.
Leslie
lisa_fla
15 years ago
On Friday I had a burger at BK with A-1 that was very good. It had mushrooms and fried onions. I don't think it was the same one?
maybee_gw
15 years ago
Unfortunately there is very little in the line of food that I don't like...it sounded good to me..but I don't go to fast food joints
glenda_al
Original Author
15 years ago
lisa, they have two steak burgers. The loaded which I got and wish I hadn't, and the other has swiss cheese, mushrooms, etc.
western_pa_luann
15 years ago
I wouldn't need to try it.... too many calories and fat for this girl!
nicki_in_niles
15 years ago
lisa_fla... I had that one and it was like Heaven... :o)
lindyluwho
15 years ago
Lost me at BK too. I refuse to eat there.

Linda
Eliza_ann_ca
15 years ago
Can't do BK at all...way too much sodium....I can drink gallons of liquids for hours after...can't be good for you!
Glenda that does sound like they should have stopped a couple of ingredients before the mashed potatoes....YUCK!
glenda_al
Original Author
15 years ago
It's been years since I have had fast food, and can't remember when I had anything from BK.

Now I know why I have been thirsty all afternoon.

At least I didn't eat the bread, tee hee!
Brought it home to eat.
chubby_rat
15 years ago
I like BK.....but don't think I'd like that particular sandwich.Mashed Potatoes on a burger just seems wrong....There's a little place in PA that serves Hamburgers with Sunny Side Up eggs on them.Lots of people LOVE them,I could never bring myself to eat that drippy mess! LOL!
Happy_Go_Lucky_Gayle
15 years ago
Main Man was just discussing his trip to France and mentioned he ordered a Hamburger there. LOL! It had Bread, Meat, Lettace, Onion, Tomato and of all things a Fried Egg. He says it was really good. LOL!
irishdancersgram
15 years ago
We have a "famous" place in Pittsburgh that serves sandwiches with cole slaw and french fries on it and people stand in line ....To each his own!
jemdandy
15 years ago
Actually, A-1 sauce goes very well with meats and potaotes.

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