I like the last bite to be full patty. So I get the edges. However, not this way. I usually just make sure the last bite is full patty. So I alternate bite and get the edges first. But not this blatantly
Former Zen master here, I would say that every bite offers a new experience that you.need to reflect on. More bun than burger offers the contrast to more burger and less bun. Without this balance we would fail to appreciate whatever we liked more. I think anyways I don't know do you want some dope or not
same, first bite then go back and forth, then when you have two bites left one half is edge and the other is middle. then you turn it around in your fingers and eat the edge and savor the middle piece.
I've always thrown out the last bite of a sandwich.. not sure why, it's just the way I've always been. Pretty sure everyone in my family does the same.
Why would you save the best bite for last? Why not just enjoy the bites as they go?
Just like OP, I too eat burgers and sandwiches like that. With other things it honestly depends.
Furthermore, just to be a tad more specufic, when I eat a toast sandwich, I start by eating the corners, then the portruding parts and the middle part (the best part) at the end.
Edit: On a side note: I may or may not have autism :)
OP, you a second born by any chance? I’ve read things that typically, second borns save the best of food for last while first borns eat the best first.
I would guess the opposite actually! As a first born I'm more likely to leave the best for last because I know I can protect it, and younger siblings are more likely to eat the best parts first so they don't get stolen!
Ok but you don't need to eat all the edges first. I also make sure my last bite is in the middle, but my second to last bite always finishes the last of the edge
You eat burgers like I eat cookies and reeses. I ate a reeses in front of someone once and they told me "I know there was all those commercials about 'no wrong way to eat a reeses' but that is unequivocally fucking wrong." I still eat them the same way.
Am straight man. Was told eating banana like a dick is homo. I eat my bananas like the gayest man on the planet and am not ashamed. Popsicles too. Fuck your homophobia. 😲 🍌
You’re a psychopath that should be placed in a straight jacket and a mental hospital for eating a burger like this. Medication will not help you and your sick mind.
I do that. The edges are dry and boring and I want to get rid of them first. The middle is saucy and delicious. I want my final burger experience to be saucy and delicious.
I know it’s not serious, but the comments insulting this way of eating and alluding to you being weird or even “alien” are a little upsetting to me. I’m autistic. I eat like this. A lot of autistic people I know eat like this. It’s unusual and maybe a bit odd, but it’s not hurting anyone.
I’m probably taking this too hard, but I’m tired of having a lot of my autistic traits called psychopathic or alien. It gets old, and upsetting.
You eat the burger moving how you are holding it as little as possible. You lose less toppings and won't get looked at like you are playing with your food.
I used to do this when I was little, but only at McDonald’s. I didn’t like the taste of the meat patty, so I would just go around the outside so I would get more bread and less meat, and would never finish the center. It infuriated my parents every time.
When I get close to the end. I eat the edges first and save the last bite to be a bit of everything. It releases a bit of something that is just satisfying. My husband said it's my ADHD. He finds it cute I anodize and savor my favorite foods. And knows when he makes something really bomb when I eat as such way. 🤪 we've been married for 2 years and living together for 7. What else will he find about me that I overlook 😅😂😊🥰
From the outside-in, that goes for all bread-wrapped foods -- one end of a sub sandwich, then the other, meet in the middle. Saves all the good stuff last bite instead of mostly bread, most definitely!
I like the last bite to be full patty. So I get the edges. However, not this way. I usually just make sure the last bite is full patty. So I alternate bite and get the edges first. But not this blatantly