Where do you put the cheese on a burger?

[Randy]

Source: https://www.thedailymeal.com/eat/biggest-food-debates

At its core, a cheeseburger is just a patty, cheese and a bun. It should be simple, but of course, there's room for debate. Namely, where does the cheese go on said burger? Google sparked this particular food debate in 2017 when it launched its burger emoji with the cheese on the bottom. In the tiny illustration, the burger had the toppings and patty sitting atop the cheese, while competitor Apple's emoji had the cheese on the top of the stack. Though some people defended this ordering, Google caved to the pressure and changed the design to have the cheese on top a month later.

In your opinion, Where do you put the cheese on a burger?

 

[passenger]

Cheese on top, definitely.

 

[Daltonio]

Cheese on top of the burger. Toppings on top of the cheese. I didn't even know this was a debate.

 

[PGen98]

On top of the patty

 

[Elvira]

Nowhere!

 

[Webster]

Where do you put the cheese on a burger?

In the nearest trash can.

 

[Hulk's iconHulk]

No where.

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

On top.

In the nearest trash can.

No where.

You don't like cheese?

 

[Webster]

You don't like cheese?

Other than on pizza or with spaghetti, nope.

 

[Hulk's iconHulk]

On top.





You don't like cheese?

Not in burgers

 

[Kale]

I put cheese on top of the burger. I sometimes even just put cheese on it to let it melt when both sides are basically cooked and done/almost done.

 

[Shini]

On top for me.

 

[Crys]

On top of the burger. Cheese has to be melted and good cheese by the way....looking at you Burger King down the road from me with that mess you call cheese....

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

On top of the burger. Cheese has to be melted and good cheese by the way....looking at you Burger King down the road from me with that mess you call cheese....

Its like one or two molecules away from being plastic.

 

[ElegantAura]

You leave the cheese at the store

 

[KO896]

When the cheese goes directly onto the patty, it allows for that fat to seep down into the hot burger and helps keep it moist. (I forgot there are people that don't like that word...moist).

 

[Kyng]

On top, definitely.