Paying just a few dollars for a fast-food burger doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice flavor.
Fast food has surged due to points adding inflation and emerging hard labor costs, however, the vintage cheeseburger remains one of the cheapest menu pieces at fast food chains.
Order the cheapest cheeseburgers at the 3 largest burger chains, McDonald’s, Burger King and Wendy, to find out what your money’s worth is.
They all arrived here with the vintage ingredients: a single beef patty, a portion of cheese and ketchup.
However, there is a transparent winner in terms of taste and value.
Here are the cheeseburgers at McDonald’s, Wendy’s, and Burger King, ranked from worst to best.
McDonald’s Cheeseburger Prices $3. 49, tax.
I rarely get a hamburger with normal McDonald’s cheese; I prefer larger and more elaborate hamburgers such as the luxury neighborhood with cheese sandwiches or birds.
I imagine the bun is a touch and the cheese may have been more melted.
However, the seasonings outweighed the flavor of the burger – this cheeseburger really only had the cheese and ketchup on me. I didn’t actually taste the onions, with the idea that the pickles were tart and crispy.
Wendy’s Junior Burger was $3. 74, tax.
He arrived here topped with a portion of American cheese, pickles, onion, ketchup and mustard in a toasted bun.
The cheese shot in this hamburger that in McDonald’s hamburger.
All ingredients, from hamburger to cheese and thick sliced onion, amplified the taste of this hamburger of the size of a palm.
The bun remained well, and idea of all the ingredients gave the value of this burger $ 3. 74, that the highest value of the 3 hamburgers.
However, it’s still not my favorite or the tastiest cheeseburger.
Burger King’s Cheeseburger charges $2. 79, tax.
This burger will have a more beneficial portion of side dishes compared to the other two cheeseburgers I tried.
Impatient to see if it would minimize the overall flavor of the burger, but that’s not the case.
The sesame seed bun has also added a lot of flavor, anything I got vintage grilled rolls to the other two channels.
However, the notable star of this burger is the pancake itself.
The grilled burger had a strong, smoky flavor that doesn’t overpower the other ingredients and is complemented perfectly through the ketchup and mustard.
Not only is this burger the tastiest, but it’s also the most productive price: at $2. 79, it’s the cheapest burger I’ve ever had.
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