Burger News
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Windsor -
A nutritionist in southern Ontario purchased a plain cheeseburger from McDonald's one year ago. What happened a year later? Absolutely nothing. The cheeseburger remained unchanged for 365-plus days.
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Lafayette -
Burger chain White Castle is considering the idea of selling alcohol in its restaurants.
In a test market initiative in Indiana, the 90-year-old hamburger chain is trying out the viability of beer and wine sales.
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Las Vegas -
The controversial restaurant opened a new location last week in the Old Town district in Sin City. The restaurant features a burger totalling a whopping 8,000 calories!
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Alameda -
In another impressive feat overseen by officials from Guinness World Records, the world’s largest hamburger was prepared by grill chefs at the Alameda County Fair this past weekend.
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People in ten states, including California, have gotten sick thanks to a Salmonella strain in turkey burgers. The Salmonella is also antibiotic-resistant.
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Fast food chain Burger King is being sold to a private equity company in a deal valued at $3.26 billion (£2.1 billion). The announcement followed days of speculation about a takeover.
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Americans who visited The Big E in Springfield, Massachussetts, this fall found a way to snub their noses at those who promote healthy diets by devouring a 1,500-calorie "doughnut burger."
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A Wisconsin man says because of his obsessive-compulsive disorder, he is eating Big Mac burger every day for the past 36 years. He has eaten 23,000 Big Macs so far.
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The headline is as literal as it could get: a burger that bypasses all other burgers. It is none other than the Quadruple Bypass Burger, available in Tempe, Arizona. This one's taking you straight to the hospital, with a complimentary wheelchair.
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The latest FAO report tells you why you need to switch to Veggie Burgers today, to help save your planet. Drop that burger now!
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Burger Headlines
Burger King becomes the latest firm to pull out of the government's controversial work experience scheme for jobless people.
Fast-food giant Burger King is to relist on the New York Stock Exchange, the company announces.
 Reader's Digest has chosen Canada's best gourmet burgers "that are sure to put your backyard grill on the map," with the Deux Chevaux from the Windsor, Ont., eatery Motor Burger listed first.
 The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning people not to eat certain No Name beef burgers and beef steakettes that were distributed nationally because they may be contaminated with E. coli.
 Burger King, in the midst of overhauling its menu and stores, says it expects to relist its shares on the New York Stock Exchange within the next three months.
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Burger Blogs
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In December of 2011, "The Windsor Star" news reported a story with, Nutritionist Melanie Hesketh of Windsor, Canada...
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Glory Hole Doughnuts, who knew there was this munchie goodness in Toronto with unusual names; fried chicken &...
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