@@HARTHEFOX The whole point of cooking food is to cook it correctly, crispy not oily and season it well to make it taste good on it's own. NOT to make it bland just to be doused in sauce. 😜I go to restaurants for good tasting food, not for dips. 😅
You know what was strange to me as an American visiting London? I went to McDonald and got a burger and fries. Ok, but I wanted ketchup, which is totally free in the US... unlimited even. This Brits actually charged me 5p for every single pack. Ridiculous!
I use to go to Whataburger once or twice a week for ten years not once did I order the chicken biscuit. Its all about the beef with me . And I love that spicy ketchup
Actually Jolly liked the Patty Melt so much that when they went back after eleven in the evening to try the Honey Chicken Biscuit, ( Only served between 11:00 pm to 11:00 am.), they ordered a second Payty Melt then as well.
I've seen just about everyone that reacts to the Whatburger Patty Melt just rave about it....they are finally coming to Florida later this year up in Orlando.....guess what I'll have 🤣
1st Whataburger opened in 1950 in Corpus Christie, Texas. I know for you Brits it's a hard concept to understand but just because it's on a bun doesn't make it a burger. Texas toast on patty melt and it's definitely not the same sauce as the chicken SANDWICH. They do serve apple pies.
I live 2 miles from a Whataburger in Albuquerque. I dig the green chile burgers, patty melts, chicken sandwiches, onion rings, and on Sunday mornings, biscuits/gravy.
I have stopped off at the Whataburger on Broadway/Dobson in Mesa AZ for over 45 yrs for a Patty Melt on my way home from EVERY concert I attended as both a fan and then as security. Nothing is better than a Whataburger Patty Melt after a concert!!!
Whataburger is great in Louisiana too. I live in Louisiana 20 minutes from the Texas line and play music all over east Texas and have eaten in many Texas locations of Whataburger and they taste the same as the ones in Louisiana.
Whataburger started and is headquartered in Corpus Christi Texas. I've eaten there, and its fantastic. The further you get away from south Texas, the more and more if falls off. There are some here in Tennessee now and they are mid at best.
It's no different in Texas than anywhere else. I've had good and bad whataburger in Texas, just as I have had good and bad whataburger in Florida and Georgia. The products are all exactly the same.
States with a Whataburger listed: Texas where the restaurant originated (Corpus Christi, Texas was the first location, there are now 739 locations in Texas alone), Alabama 36 locations, Arizona 37 locations, Arkansas 16 locations, Colorado 7 locations, Florida 45 locations, Georgia 17 locations, Kansas 6 locations, Louisiana 26 locations, Mississippi 12 locations, Missouri 19 locations, Nevada 1 location, New Mexico 12 locations, Oklahoma 41 locations, South Carolina 1 location, and Tennessee 16 locations.
I will never understand Europeans avoidance of ketchup, but you all do ot. Whataburger makes their own brand of ketchup. It's really good, you missed an opportunity.
They don't use ketchup and they don't use ranch dressing or salt and pepper. They don't put butter on their pancakes and they only put a few drops of syrup😂😂😂
Salad is lettuce tomato and onion . Everyone calls it salad as shortcut ! I. Fact I just ate at a restaurant and they called it salad ! It’s shortcut for lettuce tomato pickle and onion ! Things from the garden ! Short order cooks would say drag it through the garden for everything even . Idk where you’ve been ?
Sounding like a broken record again, but the spicy ketchup is really amazing with the frys. Ask the cashier or server what sauces they recommend and try them! It'll change the experience. Also the sauce on the Patty Melt is Creamy Pepper Sauce.
Fun fact: While the origins of the hamburger can be traced back to ancient Rome (B.C. times) with pattied game and nuts being cooked and eaten on bread, it wasn't until the 1870s-1890s that the burger as we know it came to be. It was actually created by multiple people across multiple states in America around the same time frame and started as a fair food. Burgers were originally served on 2 slices of white bread, not a bun. It wasn't until 1916 that the hamburger bun was created and not until the early 20s we put cheese on the burger. A patty melt is much closer to an original hamburger than anything else you'll find on most menus. It's a classic for a reason!
@@gobucs7870 Yes a patty of meat between some kind of bread is 1000% what makes a burger a burger. It could be ground chicken patty or turkey or pork or even a mix of vegetables. It could be between slices of bread or a bun.
A "Patty Melt' is a cross between a "Grilled Cheese" sandwich and a "Cheese Burger". There are different variations. In New England, for example, there's the "Tuna Melt" which is a grilled tuna salad and cheese sandwich.
Patty melts are all over the place and yummy. They just aren't always called that. Jack in the Box has the Sourdough Jack, Steak n Shake the Frisco Melt, etc.
The Patty Melt is a hamburger on Texas Toast with melted cheese and onions, etc. It is the same burger they put on the regular whatburger. It just taste a little different because it's on Texas Toast and they melt the cheese.
Missed out on the spicy ketchup with the fries. It might have been too spicy for you two anyway. Toasty is kind of a WhatABurger thing. And it really makes a difference on their hamburgers also. BTW . . . You can have a HAB anywhere & they taste the same. Same with In&Out only in California. It is all a myth. Sliced apples is generally for the kids.
We have them in Oklahoma as well. They have keep their franchise to the south mostly. I am in Kansas now, and they say Wichita is supposed to get one, I sure hope so. You can't go wrong with the jalapeno cheeseburger or the patty melt. I have to settle for Braum's here for now, which by the way, is awesome. Braum's is an Oklahoma company, they have their own dairy and farms.
The sauce on the patty melt is called Creamy pepper sauce. The sauce in the chicken sandwich is called whatasauce, which is whataburgers' version of chik-fil-a sauce. While you're in Texas, go to the grocery store HEB and you can buy any of whataburger products especially sauces. They also have apple pies...and apple slices..
When I visit my daughter in Missouri I always get Whataburger! We don't have them in Oregon. They also have amazing chicken wings or Whatawings! I tried the honey butter wings when I was there in April and became addicted! So good! They do have apple pies, which are really good too! Also, we don't call it a Chicken Burger, we call it a Chicken Sandwich. Burgers are made from ground meat, so the chicken would have to be ground to be called a burger. 😊
Remember, next time you're in the US and go to Whataburger, you can change or add anything to anything. Just ask. For example, you can get the brioche bun on your chicken sandwich, add the patty melt sauce to another sandwich, have them do the jalapeno biscuit sandwich ranchero style. Just anything.🤠🤠🤠
James....whataburger does have fried apple pies....not sure why you thought apple "slices" were the apple pie but you missed out if you never got the apple pie before y'all headed back home.
Props to you both for trying all of these fast food places and restaurants during your trip. Personally there is no way that I could eat this many burgers, fries, BBQ, fried chicken etc in such a short period of time. And watching you guys eat this much food is both amazing and worrying. I would be sick after a few meals that lack an abundance fruit and vegetables and a lot of good clean water to wash it all down with. I'm sure that when you guys get back home to Jersey, you won't feel like eating out for months. lol... A lot of youtubers come here to try all of these popular American fast food joints and restaurants to vlog their experiences. That's cool and probably a lot of fun, but they do it all over the course of a week or two. And that's way too many fast food meals. I guess being very young helps.
Brits always have to try the chicken sandwich. Our burger joints don’t really concentrate on good chicken. It’s all about the hamburger to them. We have a zillion chicken chains if you want a good chicken sandwich. Fast food restaurants are pretty much specialized like that in the U.S.
I feel bad for the Brits who come over here, absolutely loved the food, and then have to go back to eating bland British food when they get home. I know I haven’t fully enjoyed Italian food in the US ever since I spent months in Italy.
One thing about the big drinks like you get at What a Burger and Sonic and others the big Styrofoam cups with ice can last the rest of the day for folks that work outside in the Texas heat!
Whataburger is definitely a Texas thing, but I’m from the panhandle of Florida and we had them there. It was my first job, but I live in Tampa now and we don’t have them in this part of Florida. I’m glad you tried it, but disappointed you didn’t try the spicy ketchup, or anything with white gravy. Also you have to get a honey butter chicken biscuit 😩.
The funny thing about a patty melt ( burger made with sandwich bread ) - as a kid at home that’s about the lamest thing you can eat, it makes you feel poor, it’s a cheap excuse for a burger. But go to Whataburger or other restaurant and suddenly it’s a “patty melt” and the best thing on the menu.
The bread is called Texas toast if you know you know. Ignorance is no excuse for being an ass. The Patty melt is one of Whataburger's best sellers because it's so damned good! But for butt hurt trolls who have never even been to a Whataburger much less have ever tried a Patty melt. Your opinion is less than irrelevant. It's moronic.
So it’s cool to share the food but all the restaurants have plastic ware that have a knife. It would be better to cut the burgers and sandwiches in half that way you can both take a bite at the same time. Also it’s more sanitary that way.
The key at what a burger is to get the burger made with the extra toppings as you like them. For hamburger quality, go to Braum's. They have good ice cream and really good hamburgers.
the patty melt is basically a grilled cheese with a hamburger inside and grilled onions. To make a grilled cheese you butter 2 slices of bread, put butter side down in skillet. Add a slice of american cheese to each slice of bread. when does cooking put together and you have grilled cheese. Now for the patty melt you would also put onions on a skillet with butter and grill until translucent. then make a hamburger and put both the hamburger and onions inside the grilled cheese before you close it.
I know this has been pointed out before and you are home now, but chicken on a bun is a sandwich not a burger. Beef is a burger. We don't serve chips, we serve fries. LOL
The Patty Melts I was raised on are American Cheese, ground beef patty, and caramelized onions between two slices of griddled seeded-rye bread. I always ask for Sourdough bread.
chicken "sandwich" not chicken burger, same thing with fish, pork, etc. We don't call it a burger unless it is beef between slices of bread (the veggie people have called their thing a burger and it seems to have stuck, even though it is vegetable and not beef).
It’s doesn’t have to be beef, it has to be ground meat of some kind, that’s the distinction. You could have a ground turkey burger for example. Um not that I’d want one.
I like to learn how others speak, especially if visiting another country. They do not want to though, they want to keep using their British English terms for everything... and its fine if they want to, but seems boring.
It does beg the question, what is a sandwich in the UK? You've already ruined potato chips with crisps.... the rest of the world is wrong at what constitutes a biscuit. I'm just joking guys!!!❤❤❤ one of these days we'll teach you proper English!!!!❤❤❤😂😂😂 I'm still subscribed!!!!😂😂😊
You don't take them out of the wrapper for a reason....so it doesn't end up in your godamn lap. That "bread" is Texas Toast, it's buttered bread and then grilled.
We FINALLY got our first WHATABURGER here in Georgia about 18 Months ago. Unfortunately it’s almost a two hour drive one-way from where I live, so I haven’t yet tried it.
We have them in Arizona now too, not really a fan (still prefer In N Out) but the Apple Pies are like the old school McD's and worth a visit just for them.
I don't know what it is about the word burger. You can say lorry and I know you mean truck. You can say lift and I know you mean elevator. You can say trainers and I know you mean tennis shoes or sneakers. You can call a vacation a holiday, uniform a kit, mom mum, tic tac toe noughts and crosses and even take out take away and not a single one of those things bothers me. In fact, I find them all as charming as all get out (there's an American phrase for you). However when it comes to calling a chicken or a fish sandwich a burger it's somehow irritating. It's not just me either I watch a lot of similar channels and whether it's from the UK, Australia, or New Zealand, whenever someone says chicken burger or fish burger their comments fill up with irritated Americans. I wish I knew what it was that made it so triggering when everything else is fine.
I find it irritating when Brits call the outside ground the floor. We call the inside the floor and the outside the ground, and they call the inside the floor and the outside the floor. I also get irritated how they pronounce taco and how they pronounce garage, and then they call cactuses, cacti, and when they call a hood of a car a bonnet. 🤔😆😆
Its easy to look past a few different words... but when using a word that seems, in American English, completely wrong, and is like sacrilege to our favorite hamburgers... people get upset.
@@jeffhampton2767 YES thank you! I thought i was the only one that gets extremely irritated when they call everything the floor. Ugghh.. And they also call everything the sea.. Even if it's a fkng lake
It's an ego, control thing. Not just Americans. Seemingly every country, ppl have these issues. Everyone wants to think they started everything or their standard is or should be the standard. 😅Some ppl need to be upset all the time. 😜
@@JamesMowery So what do you call your ACTUAL Chicken burger, or do you not have ground chicken formed into a patty(as you do a hamburger)❓The rest of the world is wrong, but you'll live...Hhahahahahaha
You had me at "Patty Melt". I'm a Texan, I think What-a-Burger is great! I usually just get a What-a-burger with cheese and jalapenos, but once in a while I'll have the patty melt. Quite tasty!
A basic patty melt is simple.Onions and a patty are cooked on a flattop grill,placed inside bread with cheese and toasted on both sides.The bread in this case looks like Texas Toast which is thick enough to hold up to the filling.You should have tried a malt or milkshake there.
We’ve a Whataburger in Northwest Arkansas- most likely because a lot of Texas high school graduates come North to attend the University of Arkansas for the out-of-state tuition waivers they receive.
Whataburger is one of my favorite fast food burger chains. They're originally from Texas, but they've branched out into other states. We have them all over Oklahoma. Y'all should also try their breakfast menu the next time you visit the states. Whataburger's biscuits and gravy are fantastic for a fast food place.
The bread on the melt is called Texas toast
Texas toast has the thickness of 2 slices of bread. That patty melt bread is the size of a regular slice of bread. Love, love patty melts though.
Texas toast is also great for making French toast.
@evalynnchristiansen9430 Butter it, grill it and press it flat and it gets that size...
NEXT TIME YOU MUST TRY: HONEY BBQ CHICKEN SANDWICH, SWEET N SPICY BACON BURGER, SPICY KETCHUP AND THE HONEY BUTTER CHICKEN BISCUIT
You really should have tried the Spicy Ketchup on the fries at Whataburger
The Spicy Ketchup is great. Adds a nice vinegary spice.
If the fries can't stand on it's own, putting sauce is just tasting sauce. Maybe have a sauce comparison video. 😆
@@JoshuaMartian-go3tm But why would you have something plain when it could be better?
I suppose you're just a potato purists 😆
@@HARTHEFOX The whole point of cooking food is to cook it correctly, crispy not oily and season it well to make it taste good on it's own. NOT to make it bland just to be doused in sauce. 😜I go to restaurants for good tasting food, not for dips. 😅
@@JoshuaMartian-go3tm what a clown ass take. Trying to gatekeep putting ketchup on fries lol.
You know what was strange to me as an American visiting London? I went to McDonald and got a burger and fries. Ok, but I wanted ketchup, which is totally free in the US... unlimited even. This Brits actually charged me 5p for every single pack. Ridiculous!
Weird.
Strange
The Brits do the same thing at Popeye's in the UK. They charge for the sauces.
@@DeLee596 Odd
And they didn't want to try the ketchup! That is one of the things Whataburger is known for!!! It's all in the ketchup!
This is why you should ask locals what to get. Spicy ketchup and honey butter chicken biscuit should have made the cut.
I use to go to Whataburger once or twice a week for ten years not once did I order the chicken biscuit. Its all about the beef with me . And I love that spicy ketchup
Honey butter chicken biscuit isn’t available all day, but I agree on the spicy ketchup.
Actually Jolly liked the Patty Melt so much that when they went back after eleven in the evening to try the Honey Chicken Biscuit, ( Only served between 11:00 pm to 11:00 am.), they ordered a second Payty Melt then as well.
I've seen just about everyone that reacts to the Whatburger Patty Melt just rave about it....they are finally coming to Florida later this year up in Orlando.....guess what I'll have 🤣
I know you spent a lot of money doing these videos, but as an American, I would like to see you do more mom and pop restaurants than the chains.
Im just here for the "Chicken Burger" Chicken sandwich Scolding......🤔😏
😂😂😂😂😂
The PattyMelt bread is called Texas toast. Which is thicker than normally sliced bread.
Sorry guys... I'm American.. What's a Chicken Burger?!! LOL... Just messin with ya :)
1st Whataburger opened in 1950 in Corpus Christie, Texas. I know for you Brits it's a hard concept to understand but just because it's on a bun doesn't make it a burger. Texas toast on patty melt and it's definitely not the same sauce as the chicken SANDWICH. They do serve apple pies.
What the hell is the Brits aversion to any kind of dip or sauces? You definitely needed to try their spicy ketchup with those fries.
Yall should have tried some places the locals go for supper 😅
Whataburger is always our very first stop when we get to Destin, FL, no matter what time of day or night. We love it!
I live 2 miles from a Whataburger in Albuquerque. I dig the green chile burgers, patty melts, chicken sandwiches, onion rings, and on Sunday mornings, biscuits/gravy.
I can’t get the green chile burgers at my Whataburger and it kills me. That was my FAVORITE!
The green chili patty melts are life changing. I crave them after leaving the southwest. 😢
@@suzieq722 I thought they served the GC burgers at every location!
Millie says Patty melt taste like a .99 hamburger, when there is aprx $3 of ground beef in it. Lol
I have stopped off at the Whataburger on Broadway/Dobson in Mesa AZ for over 45 yrs for a Patty Melt on my way home from EVERY concert I attended as both a fan and then as security.
Nothing is better than a Whataburger Patty Melt after a concert!!!
If you guys visit a Walmart you can get all of the Whataburger sauces there
Whataburger is a Texas chain that branched out, which is why you want to try it in their home state. After I leave Texas I miss Whataburger.
Oklahomans enjoy Whataburger.
Whataburger is great in Louisiana too. I live in Louisiana 20 minutes from the Texas line and play music all over east Texas and have eaten in many Texas locations of Whataburger and they taste the same as the ones in Louisiana.
Whataburger started and is headquartered in Corpus Christi Texas. I've eaten there, and its fantastic. The further you get away from south Texas, the more and more if falls off. There are some here in Tennessee now and they are mid at best.
It's no different in Texas than anywhere else. I've had good and bad whataburger in Texas, just as I have had good and bad whataburger in Florida and Georgia. The products are all exactly the same.
In 2019, they were bought by a Chicago-based investment firm. So maybe they’ll start tasting better closer to Chicago. 😬
Whataburger sells Double dipped Onion Rings Will blow your mind
Omg! I LOVE their onion rings!! I don’t know why people that go there, never orders onion rings!!
No spicy ketchup?! Lol
States with a Whataburger listed: Texas where the restaurant originated (Corpus Christi, Texas was the first location, there are now 739 locations in Texas alone), Alabama 36 locations, Arizona 37 locations, Arkansas 16 locations, Colorado 7 locations, Florida 45 locations, Georgia 17 locations, Kansas 6 locations, Louisiana 26 locations, Mississippi 12 locations, Missouri 19 locations, Nevada 1 location, New Mexico 12 locations, Oklahoma 41 locations, South Carolina 1 location, and Tennessee 16 locations.
I will never understand Europeans avoidance of ketchup, but you all do ot. Whataburger makes their own brand of ketchup. It's really good, you missed an opportunity.
They don't use ketchup and they don't use ranch dressing or salt and pepper. They don't put butter on their pancakes and they only put a few drops of syrup😂😂😂
Welcome to Texas, and yes that chain is the best. I come from where that chain started, and am proud of it. Glad you guys like it.
Try America's #1 Chicken Sandwick is "Chick-fil=A". Whataburger's Onion Rings +++++
00:05 - He says "That is massive", referring to the cup. That's a normal size in the U.S., perhaps even a bit smaller than average.
I've never been to any place in the US that puts salad on sandwiches or burgers.
Salad is lettuce tomato and onion . Everyone calls it salad as shortcut ! I. Fact I just ate at a restaurant and they called it salad !
It’s shortcut for lettuce tomato pickle and onion ! Things from the garden ! Short order cooks would say drag it through the garden for everything even . Idk where you’ve been ?
I'll bet nobody's mentiioned the proprietary Whataburger Spicy Ketchup that you should have tried.
Sounding like a broken record again, but the spicy ketchup is really amazing with the frys.
Ask the cashier or server what sauces they recommend and try them! It'll change the experience.
Also the sauce on the Patty Melt is Creamy Pepper Sauce.
Fun fact: While the origins of the hamburger can be traced back to ancient Rome (B.C. times) with pattied game and nuts being cooked and eaten on bread, it wasn't until the 1870s-1890s that the burger as we know it came to be. It was actually created by multiple people across multiple states in America around the same time frame and started as a fair food. Burgers were originally served on 2 slices of white bread, not a bun. It wasn't until 1916 that the hamburger bun was created and not until the early 20s we put cheese on the burger. A patty melt is much closer to an original hamburger than anything else you'll find on most menus. It's a classic for a reason!
It's ground meat though correct?
@@gobucs7870 Yes a patty of meat between some kind of bread is 1000% what makes a burger a burger. It could be ground chicken patty or turkey or pork or even a mix of vegetables. It could be between slices of bread or a bun.
A "Patty Melt' is a cross between a "Grilled Cheese" sandwich and a "Cheese Burger". There are different variations. In New England, for example, there's the "Tuna Melt" which is a grilled tuna salad and cheese sandwich.
Patty melts are all over the place and yummy. They just aren't always called that. Jack in the Box has the Sourdough Jack, Steak n Shake the Frisco Melt, etc.
Avocado bacon burger is great, as is honey bbq chicken strip sandwich...always on texas toast, for me.
The Patty Melt is a hamburger on Texas Toast with melted cheese and onions, etc. It is the same burger they put on the regular whatburger. It just taste a little different because it's on Texas Toast and they melt the cheese.
Missed out on the spicy ketchup with the fries. It might have been too spicy for you two anyway. Toasty is kind of a WhatABurger thing. And it really makes a difference on their hamburgers also. BTW . . . You can have a HAB anywhere & they taste the same. Same with In&Out only in California. It is all a myth. Sliced apples is generally for the kids.
Bloody good burger. Love whataburgers.
Their ketchup is like crack. I could eat it with a spoon. Where's the ketchup?!? lol
We have them in Oklahoma as well. They have keep their franchise to the south mostly. I am in Kansas now, and they say Wichita is supposed to get one, I sure hope so. You can't go wrong with the jalapeno cheeseburger or the patty melt. I have to settle for Braum's here for now, which by the way, is awesome. Braum's is an Oklahoma company, they have their own dairy and farms.
The sauce on the patty melt is called Creamy pepper sauce. The sauce in the chicken sandwich is called whatasauce, which is whataburgers' version of chik-fil-a sauce. While you're in Texas, go to the grocery store HEB and you can buy any of whataburger products especially sauces. They also have apple pies...and apple slices..
What you guys are having is some french fries and a chicken sandwich!!!
Burgers are so good i didn't know they had Chicken Sandwiches lol.
I’m from California and have been wanting try whataburger for 20 years ever since learning about them.
There's one in Vegas. But to be honest it was just O.K. good burger but not nearly worth all the hype.
@@johnmcnulty2705 I’ll look for it next time I’m in town. Thanks,
Whateverburger
When I visit my daughter in Missouri I always get Whataburger! We don't have them in Oregon. They also have amazing chicken wings or Whatawings! I tried the honey butter wings when I was there in April and became addicted! So good! They do have apple pies, which are really good too! Also, we don't call it a Chicken Burger, we call it a Chicken Sandwich. Burgers are made from ground meat, so the chicken would have to be ground to be called a burger. 😊
you missed the onion rings, and in New Mexico you can get green chile.
Remember, next time you're in the US and go to Whataburger, you can change or add anything to anything. Just ask. For example, you can get the brioche bun on your chicken sandwich, add the patty melt sauce to another sandwich, have them do the jalapeno biscuit sandwich ranchero style. Just anything.🤠🤠🤠
Patty melts are traditional American diner sandwiches. So good!
Do a shot every time they say Chicken Burger 😅
James....whataburger does have fried apple pies....not sure why you thought apple "slices" were the apple pie but you missed out if you never got the apple pie before y'all headed back home.
Props to you both for trying all of these fast food places and restaurants during your trip. Personally there is no way that I could eat this many burgers, fries, BBQ, fried chicken etc in such a short period of time. And watching you guys eat this much food is both amazing and worrying. I would be sick after a few meals that lack an abundance fruit and vegetables and a lot of good clean water to wash it all down with. I'm sure that when you guys get back home to Jersey, you won't feel like eating out for months. lol... A lot of youtubers come here to try all of these popular American fast food joints and restaurants to vlog their experiences. That's cool and probably a lot of fun, but they do it all over the course of a week or two. And that's way too many fast food meals. I guess being very young helps.
A patty melt is a grilled sandwich (🍞) and not a complete (🍔). 🐔,🐖or 🐟 are a sandwich & 🐄, 🦬 or 🦃 (ground/minced) are burgers.
I tell you what though, when it's 105*F (that's like 39*C) outside, you get those apple slices right out of the fridge and it's wonderful!
Have y'all tried the sweet iced tea, the drink of the South ? It is a staple when you have given up the carbonated drinks. Love Whata Burger.
They have in previous videos like this
I’m a lifelong TEXAN (decades) and have never even tried Whataburger’s chicken sandwich! 😆 There are better things happening.
Brits always have to try the chicken sandwich. Our burger joints don’t really concentrate on good chicken. It’s all about the hamburger to them. We have a zillion chicken chains if you want a good chicken sandwich. Fast food restaurants are pretty much specialized like that in the U.S.
These apple slices taste remarkably like apple slices.
Where is the spicy ketchup??? Or as you would say TomaTOE sauce.
A patty melt is a diner invention you put down sliced onions on griddle add patty on top flip when onions are done and should be served on rye toast
You can’t eat the fries without the whataburger katchup
Glad you all were able to try Whataburger! Actually had a Whataburger for dinner tonight!!
Chicken SANDWICH! Not burger. Not burger. Not burger.
If I ever go to the UK I'm calling every single thing I eat a burger no matter what it is. LOL
Back off doofus, they can call it whatever they want.
I think I'm gonna die.....how did I forget this was coming......please let it have been a GOOD Whataburger ! ! (they've been slipping at locations)
I had to go to court today & we finished up about lunch time & I had the patty melt meal at Whataburger
Wow how did you not get spicy ketchup.??? It makes everything better
Spicy ketchup, you missed out
I feel bad for the Brits who come over here, absolutely loved the food, and then have to go back to eating bland British food when they get home. I know I haven’t fully enjoyed Italian food in the US ever since I spent months in Italy.
No spicy ketchup? 🫢
It makes the fries so much better 😢
Patty melts are my fave but not in rye bread
One thing about the big drinks like you get at What a Burger and Sonic and others the big Styrofoam cups with ice can last the rest of the day for folks that work outside in the Texas heat!
Whataburger is definitely a Texas thing, but I’m from the panhandle of Florida and we had them there. It was my first job, but I live in Tampa now and we don’t have them in this part of Florida. I’m glad you tried it, but disappointed you didn’t try the spicy ketchup, or anything with white gravy. Also you have to get a honey butter chicken biscuit 😩.
They are hit or miss depending on location, hopefully you got a good one, 👍
The funny thing about a patty melt ( burger made with sandwich bread ) - as a kid at home that’s about the lamest thing you can eat, it makes you feel poor, it’s a cheap excuse for a burger. But go to Whataburger or other restaurant and suddenly it’s a “patty melt” and the best thing on the menu.
That is the truth. Lmao
It's supposed to be sourdough bread on all the melts. The sourdough bread makes the sandwich 🥪
Well it's not as good at home as a kid because it's not made the same 😂
It's thicker, grilled, butted toast. We weren't doing that as kids.
The bread is called Texas toast if you know you know. Ignorance is no excuse for being an ass. The Patty melt is one of Whataburger's best sellers because it's so damned good! But for butt hurt trolls who have never even been to a Whataburger much less have ever tried a Patty melt. Your opinion is less than irrelevant. It's moronic.
So it’s cool to share the food but all the restaurants have plastic ware that have a knife. It would be better to cut the burgers and sandwiches in half that way you can both take a bite at the same time. Also it’s more sanitary that way.
The key at what a burger is to get the burger made with the extra toppings as you like them. For hamburger quality, go to Braum's. They have good ice cream and really good hamburgers.
Braum’s makes THE BEST burgers! Especially the bacon cheeseburger 😋😋😋
"the stars at night are big and bright...deep in the heart of TEXAS"
To be called a burger, it has to contain GROUND meat (Beef, pork, turkey, chicken or even fish, salmon)
the patty melt is basically a grilled cheese with a hamburger inside and grilled onions. To make a grilled cheese you butter 2 slices of bread, put butter side down in skillet. Add a slice of american cheese to each slice of bread. when does cooking put together and you have grilled cheese. Now for the patty melt you would also put onions on a skillet with butter and grill until translucent. then make a hamburger and put both the hamburger and onions inside the grilled cheese before you close it.
give the apples to archie
Whataburger is awesome
I know this has been pointed out before and you are home now, but chicken on a bun is a sandwich not a burger. Beef is a burger. We don't serve chips, we serve fries. LOL
And we don’t usually call lettuce, tomato, and Onion on a burger or sandwich salad. It’s only salad when it’s separate with dressing.
The Patty Melts I was raised on are American Cheese, ground beef patty, and caramelized onions between two slices of griddled seeded-rye bread. I always ask for Sourdough bread.
chicken "sandwich" not chicken burger, same thing with fish, pork, etc. We don't call it a burger unless it is beef between slices of bread (the veggie people have called their thing a burger and it seems to have stuck, even though it is vegetable and not beef).
It’s doesn’t have to be beef, it has to be ground meat of some kind, that’s the distinction. You could have a ground turkey burger for example. Um not that I’d want one.
I like to learn how others speak, especially if visiting another country. They do not want to though, they want to keep using their British English terms for everything... and its fine if they want to, but seems boring.
This debate again? 🤦♂😁 In every video, I swear. smh
I don’t know what hill this is, but it is one I will die on.
It's a chicken burger in the rest of the world. You'll live.
It does beg the question, what is a sandwich in the UK?
You've already ruined potato chips with crisps.... the rest of the world is wrong at what constitutes a biscuit. I'm just joking guys!!!❤❤❤ one of these days we'll teach you proper English!!!!❤❤❤😂😂😂 I'm still subscribed!!!!😂😂😊
You don't take them out of the wrapper for a reason....so it doesn't end up in your godamn lap. That "bread" is Texas Toast, it's buttered bread and then grilled.
I have never in 54 years put a whole salad on my burger. Only lettuce, tomato, onion or pickles.
steak and shake has a very good frisco melt .
Thats called Texas Toast bread
You guys need to start asking people before you go. You missed out on the spicy ketchup.
Yes, I love Whataburger Spicy Ketchup on the fries, but when available, I use malt vinegar.
We FINALLY got our first WHATABURGER here in Georgia about 18 Months ago. Unfortunately it’s almost a two hour drive one-way from where I live, so I haven’t yet tried it.
You guys should really have tried the onion rings. Whataburger makes really good onion rings
We have them in Arizona now too, not really a fan (still prefer In N Out) but the Apple Pies are like the old school McD's and worth a visit just for them.
My favorite is the Mushroom swiss.
YES❤
❤Patty Melt is the best. I would have one everyday......I am so glad I don't live in the Whataburger zone.
I don't know what it is about the word burger. You can say lorry and I know you mean truck. You can say lift and I know you mean elevator. You can say trainers and I know you mean tennis shoes or sneakers. You can call a vacation a holiday, uniform a kit, mom mum, tic tac toe noughts and crosses and even take out take away and not a single one of those things bothers me. In fact, I find them all as charming as all get out (there's an American phrase for you). However when it comes to calling a chicken or a fish sandwich a burger it's somehow irritating. It's not just me either I watch a lot of similar channels and whether it's from the UK, Australia, or New Zealand, whenever someone says chicken burger or fish burger their comments fill up with irritated Americans. I wish I knew what it was that made it so triggering when everything else is fine.
I find it irritating when Brits call the outside ground the floor. We call the inside the floor and the outside the ground, and they call the inside the floor and the outside the floor. I also get irritated how they pronounce taco and how they pronounce garage, and then they call cactuses, cacti, and when they call a hood of a car a bonnet. 🤔😆😆
Personally, I find lorry a little irritating too. But I realize that’s a me thing.
Its easy to look past a few different words... but when using a word that seems, in American English, completely wrong, and is like sacrilege to our favorite hamburgers... people get upset.
@@jeffhampton2767 YES thank you! I thought i was the only one that gets extremely irritated when they call everything the floor. Ugghh.. And they also call everything the sea.. Even if it's a fkng lake
It's an ego, control thing. Not just Americans. Seemingly every country, ppl have these issues. Everyone wants to think they started everything or their standard is or should be the standard. 😅Some ppl need to be upset all the time. 😜
When did Popeyes and Whataburger start selling Chicken burgers❓❓😂😂
It's a chicken burger in the rest of the world. You'll live.
@@JamesMowery So what do you call your ACTUAL Chicken burger, or do you not have ground chicken formed into a patty(as you do a hamburger)❓The rest of the world is wrong, but you'll live...Hhahahahahaha
Love paddymelts!!
You had me at "Patty Melt". I'm a Texan, I think What-a-Burger is great! I usually just get a What-a-burger with cheese and jalapenos, but once in a while I'll have the patty melt. Quite tasty!
A basic patty melt is simple.Onions and a patty are cooked on a flattop grill,placed inside bread with cheese and toasted on both sides.The bread in this case looks like Texas Toast which is thick enough to hold up to the filling.You should have tried a malt or milkshake there.
Why are you comparing the chicken sandwich to a Big Mac? and you didn't get a Whataburger?
We’ve a Whataburger in Northwest Arkansas- most likely because a lot of Texas high school graduates come North to attend the University of Arkansas for the out-of-state tuition waivers they receive.
Whataburger is one of my favorite fast food burger chains. They're originally from Texas, but they've branched out into other states. We have them all over Oklahoma. Y'all should also try their breakfast menu the next time you visit the states. Whataburger's biscuits and gravy are fantastic for a fast food place.