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WC_Mum: "Hey kids! It's nearly noon, anyone fancy burgers for lunch?" WC_Kid#1: "Smashing, mum! Can I have large chips, tomato sauce and a strawberry milkshake with mine?" WC_Kid#2: "Happy Meal for me please mum!" WC_Dad: "HOW much?! For THAT poncey shit?! Having a LARF aincha?!" Troll...

Just about nobody, I'd suggest. What with all the other ingredients to consider, there's not mushroom inside Yup, not only am I disappointed with that effort, I've literally gone beetroot :blush:

Yes, yes they can. Maybe somebody could point Troll in the direction of this thread as the most valuable customer feedback he's ever likely to get before he disappears up his own bum

Always think that Troll shoots himself in the foot a bit by gratuitously bunging on excess ingredients.Obviously sees himself as A Man Of The People but simple fact is most people know what they don't like. Include beetroot on your burger menu? That's some people out. Include mustard on your...

Try googling 'Brighton street food whelks' - every single entry on the first page has 'whelks' crossed out. Not that anyone in the local 'street food' demographic would give a whelk stall the time of day :lol:

This. Anywhere round here that does 'street food' charges near-restaurant prices. It's a bit of an affectation really, designed to trigger 'travellers' who dipped their toe into places where street food is an actual thing on their gap year. Our nearest native equivalent is a chippie or (yes!) a...

As Alan Partridge would say "...one of the new breed of Cockney chefs who like NICE food' :lol:

Seeing as how three out of the four burgers mentioned above feature beetroot (the devil's own vegetable) sauce/ketchup it's a clear no from me Jeff