How White Castle Built Their Slyder Kingdom
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2023
- Weird History Food is taking you to learn about White Castle's history and all about White Castle's famous Slyder. Yes, we spelled that right. White Castle was the first fast-food franchise, so we will buy 'em by the sack. From its humble beginnings in Kansas to finding those delicious burgers at the grocery store, we're covering the whole square patty.
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What is your go-to White Castle menu item when ordering at the drive-thru?
Double cheeseburgers with ketchup or fish with cheese. YUMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Double cheeseburger with bottom buns and honey mustard
Cheese fries. The castle has crinkle cut fries, the superior cut.
Considering I'm 354 mi away to the closest White Castle I have no clue
A hamburger Crave Case
White Castle features prominently in my early childhood memories, as it was my grandpa's favorite burger. I still have a vintage 40s White Castle coffee cup that once belonged to him and I still use it. The thing is virtually indestructible.
Bad Ass!!!!
Awesome 👌
Super damn dope!
Sounds awesome
We used to go to White Castle all the time when I was a kid. Then they started closing all of them in our area around 1995. Now I only see one once or twice a year if I go on a road trip.
Fun fact, since one doesn't exist in its founding city anymore, for its 90 year they had to set up tents in a parking lot on top of the old location! The line was hours long
I have only heard about this event, but only once.....and it was during my work hours, so I was not able to go.
I wonder what they will do for 100 years?
The difference in the frozen ones is, instead of being cooked onions, patty, top bun and then placed on the bottom bun, they're cooked onions, patty, bottom bun and then flipped and the machine puts the top bun on before it goes on a short cooling journey on it's way to being wrapped.
Source: I work there
I would get fired for there for eating on the job. I was once in Vegas (I live in LA) and dropped to my knees and started bowing in front of restaurant
I'd be lying if I said I understood that
Do the burgers from the stores also contain GMO's?
@@Da_Benski yeah. We use all the same bread, cheese, meat, and onion that the stores use
@@Da_Benski Is that _really_ a deciding factor for you?
My dad used to take his dates out to a White Castle in the Bronx back in the late 1940's. My late husband and I bought sacks of burgers from a White Castle near his home in Long Island. We agreed there's nothing like a White Castle experience. The burgers are soft and "cuddly" in texture, but the aroma is wonderful, and they're so satisfying. Now I live in rural Vermont where there are no White Castle restaurants. So glad the local supermarket sells the frozen slyders and I have a microwave oven! I make sure to supply the sliced pickles when I serve them.
I live ON Long Island and purchase both the frozen sliders from the store and the fresh ones from the restaurant. They both have their purpose.
There was no White Castle where I lived so I tried the Frozen bought from a grocery store. The smell was definitely different. The burger was soft and small in size. Tested a bit differently. I am not sure if I loved it but I didn't hate it either. Unfortunately, I am no longer in the US so can't try it again.
They're divine until you're on the toilet. That being said, still the best burger that I endorse. Nothing like them.
Loves hearing your story. Born and raised in Chicago,we ate them after coming from the old Riverview..my dad would stop
I love that there's an alternate universe where Harold and Kumar go to Krispy Kreme 😂😂😂
As a New Yorker who lives by several White Castles, I have to say their breakfast menu is very underrated. Of all the fast food joints, White Castle is the only one that fries up a real egg with real melted cheese on their breakfast sandwich. It's almost on par with going to a deli for a breakfast sandwich. Also, the option to get a side of cheese sauce to dip the sliders and fries into is awesome. One fun fact is the place is 'white' and the employees wear white because it was to show the customers how sanitary the store and cooking are.
Never been to a White Castle but that waffle chicken sandwich looked so good
not that I'm defending mcdonald's or anything, but mcdonald's actually does cook real eggs for its breakfast sandwiches, they use little rubber rings, crack the egg inside on the griddle, and fry it up that way in spray butter.
Took me 3 seconds of research to determine what you said is factually wrong.
@@201hastings You could just google "Uniform Guidelines for White Castle in the 1940s Look Nothing Like Fast Food Workers Today" to determine your google skills suck.
@@AbbySTWrites That's only for their McMuffin sandwiches. Their biscuit sandwiches and breakfast meals are premade eggs folded over.
I just checked the price for sliders today. The original basic one costs $0.72. So pretty much the same.
The most stable commodity known to man.
I Just checked with Wally Mart. Spot price at 7:10 am EST 02/28/23 is $5.78/6 pack net weight 9.5 oz online price.
Probably a bit cheaper in the store, this is for the original Slyders, I see they have other varieties now.
@@crankychris2 Supermarkets have their own margins. Although walmart probably has the slimmest margins there's added cost of logistics compared to getting it at the restaurant.
Despite sharing a hometown with White Castle, I have never had the opportunity to dine at the chain. I have actually only seen one of the actual restaurants, while on vacation in St Louis.
Would have been nice to see how much the Harold and Kumar movie increased their sales over time. Guess I'll google it and write it here in an edit.
Forbes magazine stated that White Castle produced a double-digit rise in sales in the months after the film's release. I imagine in the years since it would become increasingly difficult to quantify but I'd wager that a fair amount of tourists would not have passed up an opportunity to visit one. I know I would go and it would be specifically related to that movie. It could possible be up there with one of the most successful advertisements for a company and still have influence today and in the years moving forward.
Would have been huge. I'm in Australia, we don't have it here and I would not have even heard of it if it wasn't for the Harold and Kumar movie... Great movie too.
lol strange how life is, Noma food let me to this page, this page let me to your comment, your comment let me to harold and kumar, i actually never seen it but now i will Oo, neil patrick and ryan reynolds in it too great
@Deniz Bircan Awesome mate. Did you watch yet?
@@bobcat2938 watching now
Now, we need an in-depth look at Krystal Burgers
The White Castle restaurant In Saturday Night Fever was in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. I grew up in Bay Ridge and my mom worked at it around 1964 as a car hop.
True. Also, NYC just keeps changing, but last time I checked, Bayside was still in Queens, not B'klyn, Weird History.
Thank you for the history of White Castle and Please do the history of Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Love that idea!
Loved you had a snippet of Knights at White Castle. Many fond memories of the The Morning Zoo on KSHE 95.
I remember when it was "Well, I can ONLY afford White Castle." Now it's "Hey, I can AFFORD White Castle!"
I watched Harold and Kumar going to White Castle movie in 2008, and it has always been on my mind. Can't believe 15 years later with multiple trips to the US, I've yet to try this joint.
Omg I’ll never forget how I missed seeing Kumar imo AT a White Castle. I had a part time job back in 07/08 or whenever. I came into work one day and they had a buncha pictures of the crew with that dude. I guess he was traveling and they randomly stopped bc why not. Shit Ngl I’m still a little bummed out about missing that day 😂
In the late 80's a friend of mine rang on my door with a copy of Beastie Boys "License to ill" (now, a classic album, btw). One of the songs ("Slow and Low") had this line - "White Castle fries only come in one size". Only in 2002, when I lived in NY for a year, did I find out what it meant! Cheers from Portugal!
As someone who has never had white castle I’ve always thought the little burger patty always looks super dry
It would be except they are super greasy and not in a good way…every time I eat white castle I feel like throwing up and have the worst heartburn. I don’t know why anyone would eat there even drunk!
@@gjd424 you have to like steamed onions permeating everything. So if you don't like onions or if onions give you heartburn, then you might have a rough time.
If you like meat and onions, you’ll like WC 🤤
The greatest stoner food ever created. Double cheeseburger bottom buns only with honey mustard then thank me later
It’s the opposite of dry. It’s greasy as fuck. But honestly , it’s decent enough, if you’re stoned and haven’t eaten in hours. The movie does a good job of how desperate you need to be to enjoy it.
My old man used to love these, and I do like to memorialize this by snagging s box once in a while. But I didn't realize White Castle's menu was popular with vegans & vegetarians.
But why does the ad for the impossible slider show cheese if it's supposed to be vegan friendly ? Does that mean that they're keeping boxes of vegan cheese in stock at every White Castle that offers the impossible slider and are they steamed on separate grills then the beef patties. To prevent cross-contamination adapting to a vegetarian diet is much easier then adapting to a vegan diet. I find it hard to believe most of these corporations are willing to go to the necessary lengths to properly adapt to vegan requirements. I don't think it would be cost-effective enough for them. Just my opinion though
@@marvingecko1232 There are vegan cheeses. Another possibility is that they said, there are vegan & vegetarian options. So maybe we were looking at a vegetarian slyder
Yeah,@@marvingecko1232 and I find it hard to believe that the buns don't also contain egg or butter or some dairy
This brings back unwrapped vibes. I love you and this channel lmao
I wish we had a white castle in Scotland. the burgers look absolutely amazing. reminds me of a Scottish food called slice rolls (Sausage slice on a roll)
Dude, the White Castle marketing director was the coolest person ever.
I eat the frozen sliders regularly. The cook quickly and taste great. The nice thing is that they are generous with the meat, it's not all bun.
Living on the West Coast I really miss my white castle frozen aren’t the same without the😢 pickle in the steam goodness
in n out, 5 guys., shake shack, habit, even Carl's and McDonalds are MILES ahead of white castle, Miles. white castle is a joke compared to all others.
I miss that tv show. Sliders was one of my favorite tv shows as a kid. Thanks for reminding me, I had forgotten all about it.
ive been to 2 white castles on road trips and I gotta say for regional burger places i'd put white castle in #2 above whataburger or five guys, I also regularly buy the frozen ones from walmart and if youre a professional micowave maker then you know you can truly make those frozen slyders good as the store
Wats your preferred microwave method?
Over Five Guys? You're nuts
Call that working with Chef Mike! What are your tips?
@@brianc3761 Yeah, I was hanging in until I heard that. 🤣
@@brianc3761 five guys?? Yea that doesn’t make sense in any way shape or form! Five guys has it hands down!!
I grew up in Detroit where White Castles are everywhere. I moved to northern Florida last year and saw Kyrstal everywhere instead. I haven't tried Krystal yet but I was glad to see the part in the video where you mentioned the difference because I've been curious.
I went from Cincinnati to Atlanta and experienced the same thing. Krystals is alright though, pretty much like a white castle except the buns are slightly thicker and they come with a bit of mustard, which I quite like.
@@locoardilla8084 I moved from NYC to Ft. Lauderdale. When in NYC I always go to a White Castle. I don't bother with Krystal. Had it once. Just a small burger....nothing more.
@@locoardilla8084 as someone from Georgia I wish whole heartedly I could enjoy White Castle
I had a buddy that lived in Chicago and moved to Miami. Whenever he'd visit, he'd pick up a couple dozen sliders on the way to the airport.
I'm sure the guys around him on the plane just appreciated that, lol...
@@Backroad_Junkie haha, yeah that could be an issue.
It would be so cool to know the history of sweet hawaiian rolls!
I used to buy those frozen White Castle burgers at Wal-Mart. They tasted great for frozen food.
They do taste pretty good if you heat them up right. But man... not even close to the real white castle sliders. Those little guys are so hot and greasy and the smell of beef and onions fills the place. I just wish they opened more stores. Literally nothing here on the west coast
@@SeanVito yeah man I feel you. I think they aren’t willing to make the bet to come here, simply because of the competition, especially from places like In N out that have a huge cult like following.
Las Vegas has some white castles, and if I’m not mistaken it appears more have been opening up in LV. If you’re somewhat near there, or go for vacations that’s one way to get the real deal.
I use to love the frozen ones but I’ve since spoiled myself on the real deal. Thankfully I live about 4 hours from there in socal and I have friends in Vegas so I make the trip at least once a year. I always get a sack or 2 to take back home with me lol. Eating them on the way back on the road has become one of my Vegas rituals.
@@dethpig420 thats actually where i had it lol tucked inside a casino food court. I think Harrahs?
My favorite snack size sandwich ever. Idk how but over the past few years I've been obsessed with White Castle. I think its the fact my girlfriend lives near the only one in Pennsylvania and the fact theyre very easy to make for lunch when i get them from the frozen section. Plus I love the history and how its been around since my great grandma was born
Glad to hear about available frozen burgers, will definitely be trying them. I grew up with similar Royal Castle in Miami, which changed to either White Castle or Crystal Castle (?).
My father moved eastward, and when I was born, he told stories of a great empire to the west. Fantastical stories were told by him, but that great empire was too far to visit; however, he still has family members that live near where that empire rules. Lucky for us lowly serfs, we were granted the honor of enjoying gifts from the area. Those gifts were delightful.
Jah-bless White Castle.
Jah-bless The Voice.
THANK YOU FOR THIS 💙 also can you do Portillo’s next please 🙏🏻 another fast food chain that has been around for years!
as an australian I only heard of white castle via Harold and Kumar and as such I thought it was only a fictional fas tfood place made up for the movie. imagne my surprise when I find out the restaurant is actually real and predates the movie by decaes.
Amazing how much innovation White Castle had in the industry. True pioneers of fast food. Great video.
fore real most of the time pioniers are classic but here they are avangard xd
They really are awesome if they burger are good that is horrible no one know about such a legend outside of USA. I fought it's joke video but it hit with real story that i had to rething to understand how realy it is more efficient how they work and even they product look like rock of castle. crazzy...
We were kind of settling on somewhere in the Algarve, but now Kaylie has us second-guessing that. We love Albufeira, but are not too high on the summer craziness. We are in our 60's, but love a nice meal and some bar life. Thanks for this!
I was surprised to not see "Top Hat" burgers mentioned. But after looking it up, there were only 12. They started in the Detroit area, but are now all gone. It was interesting that at the Detroit north border at 8 mile and Gratiot, there was one kitty corner from a White Castle (or family fav!) for many years.
In Maryland and Washington D.C., there are no White Castle, nor Krystal restaurants, but back in the day there were Little Tavern burgers, which were similar, and I still miss them.
Edit: I just learned that one location has reopened, so I may have to make a road trip back there.
Where is it? I used to go to the one in the Silver Spring area.
@@oldeyeball
None in Maryland unfortunately. Hopefully that changes soon.
I remember little tavern. Man you have to search in MD to find fast food gems. Hardee's B-more area. Waffle house Frederick. Crazy
We had a chain in Miami named 'Royal Castle' that was similar. RC also served breakfast and birch beer.
In NYC a small chain "White Tower" tried to compete with White Castle by among other things, selling a bigger burger. An idea that sounded good to some business person who obviously had never been to a White Castle. Bigger is not better when it comes to food. They didn't make it even though the burgers were not bad at all. Don't try to copy perfection.
There's only 1 White Castle left in my state, and it's at least 2 hours away, so sadly no more good slyders for me. The frozen ones just aren't cutting it. Also, out of everything that I miss there, I miss when they made the cheese fries by melting the cheese used on the burgers directly onto the fries using a broiler; I understand why they changed it, but it tasted so much better than cheez dip.
Being Canadian I’ve never tried White Castle. 😢
Being an Aussie... I never heard of white castle until Harold and Kumar told me about it..... Would be good if someone down here imported the frozen burgers.
Living in Southern California my entire life, I never knew what a white castle was until I saw the movie 😅 then one day, at a grocery store, I saw them in the frozen section, but I hesitate to buy them since they were frozen and probably didn't taste the same so I skipped on them. A few years ago, I saw a white castle in Las Vegas. That's when I tried them, but I guess when you sort of drunk, they tasted amazing 😂. But I'll have to give them another try when I'm sober.
Growing up in Atlanta in the ‘60s, I often ate at Krystal. Only in recent years have I come to know that Krystal was actually a copy of White Castle. My inner child is still processing this…
One of my favorites. I'm so glad that even though there are none where I live, they do fortunately sell them at grocery stores like Walmart, etc here most anywhere here in the US.
I hope this doesn't sound like a nitpick, because I actually love the video! But there was at least one White Castle in Wyandotte County Kansas in the early 90s. I know because it was my favorite fast food place as a young child! It was located on 7th Street in the neighborhood of Armourdale in Kansas City, Kansas! It closed down sometime around '95 or '96 if I recall correctly (it's now a Subway last I checked). It's a small thing to overlook because as far as I know, it was literally the only one in the Kansas City metro area on either side of the state line! I sure wish they'd bring them back around the KC area.
Now, I really needed White Castle in my country! Also, will you do a video aboyt Krystal Burgur next?
Strange that White Castle started in Wichita, Kansas when I've always associated WC with the East Coast, particularly in NYC during the 80's and 90's. When I visit home in NY every now and then, I often have a craving for WC and get a whole bunch. It's always a dirty affair filled with regret afterwards but it's super nostalgic.
Yeah us nykers we love our WC
I seriously made a trip to get White Castle just so I could have it while watching this video. I was so sad when the one 10 min from me closed but there is still one about 30 min away thankfully.
Having grown up in St Louis, we often stopped by the original StL location on Chippewa at Hampton, now a Target. It was one of the to go only locations which sat on top of the areas commissary. What was funny was that my dad as a teen ate at the same one back in the 1930's
So funny story: my Sister is a vegetarian, not because she believes eating animals is unethical or whatever but just because she hates the taste of meat. Except for White Castles. Because they don't taste like meat. So as a kid I ate a LOT of White Castle. When you said "Vegetarians love White Castle" I was seriously wondering if my Sister wasn't alone!
Meat that does not taste like meat? Inst that kinda sus?
Dat soy patties
Their ghost pepper slyder was pretty good.
I grew up on White Castle, and lucky enough to still live where there are quite a few White Castles near by. My family loves it too
I freaking love their chicken ring sliders I am drooling at the thought of having White Castle rn
Great video, Weird History! Speaking of restaurants, could you do episodes on Jack In The Box, Burger Chef [who Mcdonald's stole the Happy Meal from], and Howard Johnson's? These three chains have interesting histories, but only Jack In The Box is still around.
Remember when...HoJo's seemed to be everywhere like Stuckey's on the interstate? My fav stoner food was a double portion of fried clams.
I grew up eating White Castle burgers. My dad was in the White Castle drive-through grabbing snacks for our family when my younger brother was born. I have a lifetime of love for this company, but felt betrayed when they called for increased censorship on social media. But companies are companies, so I shouldn't be surprised to learn that White Castle uses Genetically-Modified-Foods in their products to cut costs.
I was introduced to White Castle when I moved to St. Louis, Missouri in 1981.
At that time there were just four items on the menu. Slyders, slyders with cheese, fries and milkshakes.
the cool thing about the frozen White Castle burgers is they taste pretty much identical to what you get in the restaurant. I live in CA and don't get many chances to visit White Castle, but thankfully I can find them in my super market's freezer.
That comment about Kansas not having a white castle in 85 years is 100% untrue. I moved to Eastern Kansas in the early 90s and I remember eating at a white castle when we moved to the area. It was gone by the late 90s but we definitely had them into the 90s
Same… there was a White Castle in Shawnee, KS in the early 90’s. I moved away, so I don’t know when it closed down, but it was alive and well through the 1980s.
The Kansas Historical Society noted that after WC left Kansas, many of the local burger chains and mom n pops retained a lot of the WC influence.
It might have been a WC lookalike.
Whattayagonnado. 🤘
@Relaxing Is My Game the one on Shawnee mission parkway and Quivira? This is the one I was taking about.
@@angerona7366 Yeah, that's the one that's there now. I went diving. Not sure how long it's been an official WC, though.
@@MrRezRising is not there anymore. It was a Boston Market and is now a Hawaiian Bros. The old building was torn down after the WC was shut down.
They're literally steamed hams!!!!
Aurora borealis!
@@arcturionblade1077 That an Albany thing?
Growing up, we ate white castles up north. When we move down south to Georgia, we found Krystal’s . Slight differences in taste, but they suffice.
The chicken and waffle slider slaps. Nothing is more satisfying on a cold morning on your way to work
My wife wanted to go to the USA for our honeymoon. I didn't. I agreed only because she promised to go to white castle at least once during our stay. We ended up having slyders three days in a row in Harlem. That was on my top 3 experiences in NYC, with the Empire State building early in the morning and the helicopter tour of Manhattan
The Moody Blues parody at the beginning was amusing
Thank you for taking my suggestion on White Castle!
I bought three boxes of them yesterday and I will buy another three next week
lmao wat a madman
While Anderson didn't invent the burger (that was done at Louis Lunch in New Haven) in 1916 Anderson created the hamburger bun. Shocked that wasn't in the video.
A lot of sources dispute Louis’ Lunch as the inventor as well though. But I think White Castle sometimes gets credit because they may have been the first to use a bun and not sliced bread/toast.
The nearest White Castle to me is about 90 miles away. I take the trip every few months to get a couple of crave cases for me and the family. The rest of the time i get the frozen burgers to nuke at home. They have a new white castle product i found just yesterday it's White Castle rolls. They are like pizza rolls only it's white castle cheese burger stuffing inside. The roll is made from the same bread as the buns. They taste just like the slyders you get at their locations.
White Castle tried to enter my country’s market back in the 90s, sadly it didn’t worked out.
I kinda missed them tbh.
I'm embarrassed to say that Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle is what introduced me to White Castle, as there certainly has never been any around here, & I've never seen any White Castle commercials, so that movie was my introduction to them. Hell, i didn't start seeing the frozen White Castle slyders in local stores here, until after H&KGTWC came out!!!
Could you do the history of the mascots of McDonald’s please.
We have that video! ua-cam.com/video/QZC3b3ZqHng/v-deo.html
THANKS BENNY.
The best white castle i ever had was in Detroit,michigan years ago it was so good 😋
Bayside is in Queens. Maybe you mean Bay Ridge?
Definitely Bay Ridge. Lived there during my childhood and would eat there often after school with my dad and brother. It's not there anymore, sadly, but there are other NY locations.
@@arcturionblade1077 I lived in Bayside for a few months and there was a White Castle on Northern Blvd. but Bay Ridge was the only thing that made sense.
I'll have the order from Harold & Kumar go to White Castle and instead of diet Dr Pepper make it the regular Dr Pepper drink!!!
Nah fam, the diet tastes just like the regular if not better.
Only soda that does that though lol
@@forzamazdaseries7378 lol diet stuff will destroy your stomach
Wish we had a White Castle here in FL
I've only been to a White Castle once. I was driving down to Georgia from North Dakota and I saw a sign for White Castle, so I went out of my way to go there.
I remember the first time I had White Castle. My grandparents took me there. When they were ordering, they asked me how many I wanted, I said "well, one. I knew nothing about White Castle, my grandparents ordered 2 for me.
Bring back the graveyard shift channel.
I haven't been to a White Castle in almost 40 years when I visited some family in Louisville when I was a kid. I'll buy the frozen ones every now and then because the closest location is probably a day's drive away. Steam the frozen ones and then throw on some pickles and mustard.
When I was younger, I lived in Tennessee for a minute and got hooked on Krystals. From a quick Google search, it looks like Krystal is still selling chicken sliders. I know at one point they had mini hot dogs too.
One of my favorite memories is my mom and I going to White Castle at like two in the morning to get a Crave Case when I was like 12.
Informative and Crazy
Love ur content guys! 😎🤘🔥
Yes! The proper dude!
No offense to the other narrator, they’re doing a fine job but I just associate this dude with the channel. Without him it feels like a youtuber is allowing their friend to upload on their channel sometimes
Great video, very fun and informative. However, as a Brooklyn resident, I think I should point out that the Saturday Night Fever White Castle was located in Bay RIDGE. BaySIDE is a neighborhood in Queens.
"We got the girlies from here to White Castle"
"White Castle fries only come in one size"
"We went to White Castle and got thrown out"
"From White Castle to the Nile"
"I chill at White Castle cause it's the best"
So this is how it all happened
So tired of every restaurant calling a small sandwich a "slider". 😒🙄
I grew up with White Castle. In St. Louis, MO. They are great. Small. Such history.
White Castle was my first American Fast food chain after my family came to the US. We lived in Brooklyn and there was one down the street from our school! White Castle will always be THE 🐐
Wow so if you want to be that guy you could argue the white castle is a pretty problematic name these days.
I dont think it's bad. But this is hands down the most overrated fast food restaurant
exactly,.. white castle is a joke . in n out, 5 guys., shake shack, habit, even Carl's and McDonalds are MILES ahead of white castle, Miles
The main White Castle you used in the NY footage is a few blocks away from my house, lol. Sweet!
In the early 2000's in Chicago, a guy stole a diamond and swallowed it. The police fed him White Castle sliders to help move it through his system faster.
It worked, lol...
We never had White Castle where l live in Virginia, except the frozen ones in grocery stores. As a child we visited relatives in Tennessee and in the 60s they had a chain called Blue Circle that was very similar. We loved them. Blue Circle is long gone but they now have Krystal hamburgers which are also similar to White Castle.
Seen the frozen White Castle sliders in the grocery, going to buy some next visit.
I’ve had White Castle once in my life on a road trip, and I’ve been craving it ever since
I really miss White Castle growing up I used to eat here all the time in St. Louis! Now that I live in Dallas they only sale WC in the frozen section of grocery stores! There isn’t a actual White Castle here
Only eaten the frozen kind (warmed up of course), looking forward to trying out a fresh one on a road trip one day
Unfortunately I live in Pensacola Florida so I had to settle for Krystal's but this video still gave me the craving
I grew up in New Jersey but moved to California as an adult. I annoy my family in NJ twice a year by absolutely requiring a trip to White Castle during every single visit. Nothing like it.
We have neither White Castle nor Krystal in any of the places I've lived (northeast). After watching this, I'm not sure I've missed out, either.