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The Cheeseburger Made Entirely of Cheese

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When it comes to a cheeseburger, it’s usually the meat that gets all the accolades. But, what if cheese decided to break free from this food collaboration, and make up every component of the sandwich?

Tastemade has the answer, and it’s in the form of the “CHEESEburger.” Watch, as they use an arsenal of different cheeses to construct the burger — from its bun and patty, to its lettuce and tomatoes.

What is the point of this reckless use of dairy? To melt on top of what would become the cheesiest cheese fries to ever cheese. Check it out below.

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Cheeseburger Makeup For A Delicious New Look

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If you’re in need of a new look, and cheeseburgers are in your color wheel, consider the Burger Face.

Created by makeup artist, Mimi Choi, the burger makeup is only part of her work, which also includes a Pizza Face and hot dog and french fries hands.

When she isn’t transforming body parts into delicious-looking food items, Mimi’s work explores the surreal and grotesque. Check it out below and over at Instagram.

 

via Laughing Squid

Watching McDonald’s Hamburgers Being Crushed by a Hydraulic Press is Oddly Satisfying

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McDonald’s hamburgers, once thought to be indestructible, have never seen the business end of a hydraulic press.

Hydraulic Press Channel is here to change all of that. They begin, innocently enough, with a Big Mac that is systematically turned to burger-mush. Then, many burgers are inserted into an extruder, and the result is what you might expect… projectile burger mush. Enjoy.

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The Star Wars Burger Is Most Impressive

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There may be no better way to celebrate Star Wars Day, than with a giant cheese-smothered burger. Bar Luca in Sydney, Australia wants to get the celebration started with a Star Wars Burger.

Titled Return of The Chedi, the cheeseburger contains American cheese, cheddar cheese sauce, kransky sausage and pickles, in-between a ‘blue-milk’ bun.

Besides the burger’s name and the space-themed bun, there isn’t much to tie the burger to Star Wars. Although, we could pretend that the burger is Grade A tauntaun meat, and that many Bothans died to bring you that cheese sauce. Happy Fourth!

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Leggo My LEGO Brick Burger

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Do you enjoy building burgers? Brick Burger is here to capitalize on our LEGO and burger obsession.

The Philippines-based restaurant makes burgers, forgoing the standard bun, and replacing it with a giant edible LEGO brick. No mention if visitors to the restaurant will have to build their own — but we hope that, if they do, it comes with instructions.

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[link, via Mental Floss]

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