Making Five Guys Cheeseburger At Home | But Better
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2022
- Sure it’s Five Guys Burgers and Fries… But it all starts with the burger. We’re making it all homemade with a little bit of *spice*.
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Hey Joshua, you should start a series called "But Simple" where you simplify extravagant dishes so regular home cooks can make them at home without spending the entire day in the kitchen. Love your stuff, keep it up!
Great idea
Omg!! Yeaah
This is what i thought the but faster videos we're going to be. I would love this.
That concept is too similar to but cheaper and but faster. It would be cool but it’s not gonna happen
I'd like to see a series where he takes boring and basic recipes and adds a bunch of herbs, spices and aromatics to make them amazing. It should be called "But Smelly"
One of the tricks with five guys is there are some things you just can't order on their burgers unless you're eating it in the store and getting it out of the wrapper as soon as possible. Mushrooms and grilled onions are great on their burgers, but those two drench the buns if you take more than like 5 minutes to get it out of the wrapper.
Yup. I love the All the Way but when I DoorDash it I just get it dressed with ketchup onion mustard and pickles. The ATW doesn’t hold up to travel. I do wish they could let you order drinks from the Coke Freestyle fountain (Coke with lemon, kids. I wish they put either that or the diet version back out. I loved it sugar or aspartame)
Almost like 0/5 of the guys know how to make a burger
They need to stop using aluminium foil, in which the burger will condense....same as putting it in a plastic bag !!!
Mushrooms suck!
I don't really mind a soggy bun if I'm getting a takeout burger cuz it sort of just comes with the territory. I do agree with Josh though that those patties are begging for some S&P
I was really proud to serve the food when I worked at Five Guys. There wasn't a single freezer in the building, and all the veggies and patties and fries were all hand prepped, hand made. Quality food, imo.
best burgers ever
I actually like the squashed bun. It makes the sandwich more cohesive! I don't think they are going for presentation points anyway. He's right about the salt though. No matter how many flavourings you put into something, salt is the magic that unlocks all the flavour!
yes five guys doesnt use salt on anything but everything is prepped in the morning everymorning
Why do they not season their burgers? That seems insane to me.
@@keenanscutchfield7229 Crazy, isn't it?
@@keenanscutchfield7229 I'm sure they have their reasons though.
@@keenanscutchfield7229 no idea. I used to work there as well and the only answer I ever got is “there’s already some salt in the beef as a preservative”, I guess they think the toppings make up for it?
Fun facts about Five Guys: I worked at 5 guys for 2 years. We smash all our patties in house. We don't season any of the meat. We use kosher hotdogs and slice them before the grill. Every patty is between 6-8oz per bc we ball them first and weigh them then smash them.
Do NOT get a cheese burger. The upgrade isn't worth it because the most inexpensive ingredient at 5 guys is actually the cheese slices. It's not worth the extra 2$ for a cheeseburger. Every burger at 5 guys is a "double" unless you specifically get a "little" cheeseburger. Also for the fries.
We cut them and shift them through a 10k potato cleaner around 4 to 6 times in water until the water runs clear. All potatoes are hand cut in a slicer not by a machine. Usually there's a designated slicer for the morning shift to cut all the potatoes for the day. For every bag we cut is roughly 3 gallons of cut potato fries. On busy days we might cut 12 bags a day. We have to cut it, fill the tank up, filter out starch and shift it then turn the shift machine off drain it and do that about 3 more times. Then do that for every bag. Then fill up buckets and put the fries in that buck and put them in the cooler walk in. Every fry you eat is cut that day in house. As fresh as it gets. The area we get the potatoes from is written on a dry erase board every few days after we get a new batch.
We do have a secret menu item. The grilled cheese burger. Yes exactly as it sounds. 2 grilled cheese that make the buns then the actual burger with cheese and whatever else you want on it.
Food hack. Bring the fries home and use the air fryer to reheat them and it's perfect. Use HIDDEN VALLEY RANCH. For dipping. There is no ranch at five guys but it's by far the best thing for them.
One more thing. To cook the fries they "precook" them by feel. We squeeze the fries right out of the fryer with a gloved hand to feel the texture of the outside. Then they cool for minimum 5min before making the final cook where the inside is soft like mashed potatoes. There's not a single timer it's all based of feel by the fry cook that day so every batch of fries you get is special. They have a standard for a perfect fry every day because it's so important to them.
Rant over. Enjoy your 5 guys
You had me until you said hidden valley 🤢 runny ranch or nothing
but what if I want cheese on my burger?
Why the heck would they not season the meat?? There’s nothing worse than a bland meat burger, I don’t care what’s on top of it.
@@Patrick94GSR I worked at 5 Guys for a couple years in high school and mostly worked the grill. If I remember correctly it’s a quality control thing along with the fact that we can’t have any pink in the burgers. They are basically all cooked well done to avoid lawsuits, etc.
I’ve been working at five guys for almost a year in Texas and I can tell you that opening is a b word since we do EVERYTHING by hand and everything is fresh.
I don’t open anymore but I can say that everything that you said is true..
Although most of our customers get mad when they see the prices, it’s because our food ain’t frozen, EVER. If there’s one thing I would make corporate change is the cheese!! We don’t use real cheese and only use the process cheese which I think is ridiculous for the price customers are paying for a cheese burger, they should AT LEAST use real cheese.
We are also about to go under Reno and about to start making sweet tea in house instead of the nasty gold peak tea, which I think is great for any sweet tea fanatics!
Five Guys burgers look exactly like that when they get delivered. All smooshed and sad but still tastes good
Yeah, my biggest issue with them is the bun often times nearly turns into mush and disintegrates lol
makes it easier to bite LOL
so true
@@spongboing2425 exactly
If you’re gonna load it up w a bunch of wet ass sauces just toast that shit a little 😫
Day 1 of asking to do Costco chicken bake, but better.
I've been watching this channel for a while now and now just realized that two days before this video uploaded I'd just bought a 1/2'' piece of steel plate for the BBQ and that changed this year's BBQ game!! Since then, everything gets cooked in the charcoal BBQ and stuff like the onions and mushrooms really do get their time to shine on the hot plate!! Meat is also amazing! I heat up the cast iron ribbed plate over the charcoal and just mash the patties with it on the plate, they sear instantly and you get all the beautiful tasties from the stuff you cooked just before... Beautiful!!!!!!
I used to work at five guys. I'd always season my patties for me with either s&p or the Cajun fry seasoning. Also, the burger doesn't get "smashed" until after the flip. They have a special tool to make sure the patty isn't smashed too flat
I've heard from other five guys cooks that they weren't supposed to s7p the burgers. "Our beef is so good it doesn't need anything else." Which is the dumbest shit I've ever heard of. The best meat in the world deserve salt. I've only gone a couple of times and every time there was no salt to be found on the burger. Personally I'd rather have a McDonalds burger because at least that shit has salt.
Cajun on the burger totally ups the quality. It's so much better!
That’s weird. If you smash it after one side is already cooked, you’re squeezing out all of the good juice. Maybe that’s why Josh said it was dry.
@@Vitamindmilk A better justification for it given during our manager training is that salt attacks the equipment and pepper burns readily if left on the grill too long. It's a maintenance issue as well as a Branding one. I don't disagree, when I made my own, I snp'ed em readily - but you have the option to ask for them at the terminal. It's just not default.
Cajun Seasoning also goes well if you're feeling spicey
@@Vitamindmilk Josh already drowns all his recipes in salt, dude's putting a 1/4 cup of salt in every recipe. He's out here trying to dehydrate his fanbase something fierce. Yes, salt tastes good but too much will kill you, season to your taste.
I think my main issue with 5 guys (other than the price) is that even when you order to eat in, the foil the burger is wrapped in makes the bun all soggy. I'm not a fan of wet bread.
true, if the price was lower it would be perfect
I love wet bread
my main issue with 5 guys is that shake shack is just 5 times better
and yes I hate the soggy bread as well
then take the foil off before it gets to that point 🎪
You can also get it without condiments that make it not so soggy
Idea for a next Bit Better: make your version and wrap it, go to the place whose item kn the menu you tried to improve, order it and then try both of them. This way you won’t have the advantage of making something fresh and not having to drive it around town wrapped in foil :)
I need a bloopers reels or like a behind the scenes like side show with episodes. Something where we get more Josh and the crew involved. Big fan and love what yall do!!
Personally I'm a fan of how soft Five Guys' buns get, as dense as the burger is it's still easy to bite into.
Delicious!
I love the soft bun myself since it's easier for me to eat.
Cooked mushrooms on a burger is underrated. Gonna have to make this one myself. 👌🏼
Beat it punk
Just ordered a cast iron grill presser or whatever it’s called and love using it. Also use it to cover small pans or pots to keep things warm or melt something
when a chef makes a better burger than a 16 year old working at a place with a lot of stress coming with it
Honestly I’d be honored
Here are some fun fact about five guys:
1.Five Guys started in Arlington, VA, in 1986.
It's a family-owned business. Four brothers, along with their parents Jerry and Janie Murrell, started it from the ground up. Years later, a fifth brother was born - hence the name.
2.The family strives to keep a mom-and-pop feel to it. In a video interview with Forbes, Five Guys CEO Jerry Murrell said, "I've always noticed, in every small town, there's always a place where you can get a good burger; usually a mom-and-pop place. I thought, 'Just have a place like that.'"
3. Five Guys uses fresh ground beef with an 80/20 ratio (lean meat to fat ratio) for its burgers, and employees form the patties by hand every day.
4.There are no freezers in Five Guys locations.
5.Five Guys only uses peanut oil.
Nice Ad bot, its fast food worse thing you can get
Lmao I’m allergic to peanuts so I’ve never had it, from what I’ve heard it’s shit though
@@Mustafa-nr6ps no one says that it's healthy
Mom and Pop places don't usually don't cost near as much for a burger and fries in small towns, and its really hard to pretend its that when you have a cross country franchise.
Another fun fact, the reason it is called 5 guys is because after you pay you feel like 5 guys beat and robbed you. So expensive for what you get.
There is a reason a lot of fast food chains under season their foods. fries and patties mostly. They then include some extra salt packet along with your serviette. And when looking at the health or nutrient specs, your meal is super low in sodium, while the chain knows you just going to add the extra salt anyways. As long as they do not add it to your food, they do not have to declare the sodium intake as part of the product.
always learning watching your videos. thanks for the mushroom tips
Keep up the amazing work. We love seeing you creating lots of new stuff. Keep up the amazing work, Joshua Weissman.🙂
Looks delicious! I love a really flat burger though, I always smoosh my burgers down 😅
yes bigger burger should be wider not higher. its annoying to eat.
@ all your comments are about him being white bro shut up 😭 stop being a pissbaby in a youtube comment section
I know how you got those scars DW!!!! Your Father! You hated your father! He went off a little crazier than usual that night.
Yeah I don't really understand the obsession with tall burgers either. It's just not practical 😂
@@craigwheeler4760 🤣🤣
We’re almost complete, we just need the subway cookies, Joshua
My first Five Guys experience that I can recall was in Cedar Rapids IA. Pretty sure they even had their own building, no strip mall. Lovely burger, delicious fries and shakes. I'm glad you like it too, and moreso that you still did a But Better challenge with them. Well done on the burger too.
Petition for josh to make the subway chicken teriyaki
Joshua I literally bought your book like 3 seconds ago. I found your videos not too long ago and you gave me the motivation to start cooking. Thank You bro, love your videos and your humour. PAPA ❤
Ya know... as somebody who worked in the restaurant business, it makes me happy to see the AMG behind this guy's head. Well deserved, been watching since the beginning.
Love the Series, ❤ You have Inspired me to learn how to cook.
Hell yeah ive been requesting this for soooooooooooo long (as a five guys employee myself)
also the reason we dont season the beef is because corporate claims it "takes too long" because we only get 7 minutes to get an order out starting at the moment the ticket is printed
i personally think that's bull and I can easily think of several ways to season the beef and still have enough time
dude what shitty 5 guys are all ya'll working at? "takes too long" is definitely not a corporate reasoning, it sounds like a bullshit, horrible management decision that if discovered would result in an immediate reprimand or someone no longer having a job. there's a reason they have you sit, your first 2 to 5 days watching videos and taking quizzes before they even let you touch any product. report your manager.
really enjoyed your content, instantly subbed.
I manage a five guys here in Tennessee, and you can order seasons on your burger. Salt pepper and even Cajun. You can even tell us where you want it And when. On the patty before we cook it or after. Or on the veggies
Can you also do the Cajun fries from Five Guys? They’re too good
Ohhh. Homemade Cajun. Must taste so much better.
the bun makes a huge difference when it comes to presentation for any burger. Your buns just look way better 😉
😏
@@vfxjoyboy ;)
The edits make this the best cooking channel on CZcams actually entertain me
I followed the instructions from this video and the website. Got ten nice burgers and buns. Yup, it’s 5 guys but better. Good job and thank you.
I’m sooooo happy I found your channel! My love for cooking has been restored 😭💕
Exact same problem I've got with them as well, just season the damn patties already! To counteract the blandness, I always ask for some cajun seasoning on the side, then sprinkle a generous amount on the bottom patty which makes it sooo much better.
This is what I do as well 😅 Except I sprinkle some before every bite. I may try asking them to put cajun seasoning on the patties instead of doing it myself.
I’m about to start a cooking channel myself!! This guy is motivational 🔥 I’ve been watching for hours & its only 9am
I've tried making homemade burgers with both pickle chips and pickle slices, and i think i prefer pickle chips. The heterogeneity of the pickle chips really improves the unique-ness with each bite, giving a slightly different flavor profile as you get different amount of pickle due to their positioning
The bun makes such a difference, once again a great job.
I was in a burger argument with some friends (like you do) and my contention with 5 Guys was that 1. it's really expensive 2. but most importantly, every single time I've gotten it the burger has been unseasoned. Feeling much vindication now.
Yes, same for me. Had it twice, each time I had a burger severely lacking in flavor. Couldn't believe it.
i used to walk by a five guys that exhausted the grills to the sidewalk every day and it smelled so amazing. About once a month I'd say "Damn I am absolutely craving that" and every month I would crumple up that foil in disappointment that all those nice ingredients just taste like cardboard :\. Let it never bee said I didn't give 5 guys enough of a chance
I worked there, we don’t season the meat at all!
Another masterpiece
i stand by five guys is one of very few fast food chains that actually has a burger that is simply good, its not just fast or convenient but something you can actually enjoy for the flavor
Hey Josh. Love your channel. Have cooked many things your way, and also I purchased your book "Unapologetic" (Great Value). Please do some stuff on slow cookers/multicookers/pressure Cookers and also more about fish especially baked fish Thank you!
You are my absolute hero! I love how you always skillfully make these things better.
I am a bit disappointed though that almost always “better” for you seems to mean “bigger”. Waaay bigger. I think your stuff is always perfect enough that you don’t have to turn this into car sized portions.
I mean … who can eat this mountain of a burger. I think you don’t need size as a parameter for “better”.
I mean to be fair, what he made is what 5 guys usually promotes, they just make the patties smaller and stuff probably for profits or whatnot? Idk
Everything's bigger in Texas
But I do agree with you.
You need a better hero
Yeah, honestly... in case of doubt, the better burger for me is the one i can actually get into my mouth. Which, in Josh's case, excludes about 100% of every single burger he makes.
@@shadowcat1606 It's easier since he's a monster who eats everything with a fork
I been looking forward to this episode
honestly ive watched alot of these and to me all of yours win due to pure presintation they look so good
I'm so glad that I can find this channel!
I've never wanted a burger so bad in my life! 🤤
The easiest "But Better" and "But Cheaper" imagineable. 12 dollars for a burger is outrageous.
It's not?
@@gresmaster2279 He just said it is.
@@Lemon_Inspector And I am saying its not.
@@gresmaster2279 No, you aren't.
@@Lemon_Inspector What do you mean im not how do you know what i mean better than me?
YOU CANT IMPROVE ON WHAT IS ALREADY PERFECTION
Step 1: Be an extremely skilled chef.
Step 2: Have an entire day to dedicate for prep and the executive function to do it when you aren't already starving.
I love Five Guys, and yes, I love the thin slightly squished bun. What I don't like are thick burgers. Two thin or smashed burger patties are perfect for me. But yes, it HAS to be seasoned. Lettuce, tomato, mayo, bacon and jalapenos... Occasionally BBQ sauce or hot sauce. ok, now I have to go to Five Guys...
As someone who works at five guys I will never understand why people love five guys. There’s no seasoning at all the food isn’t frozen in store but comes to us frozen (meat and bacon) also a note five guys uses protabella mushrooms. I always season my burgers before break and yes salt the tomatoes lol. Love the video
I like the fries.
Hey Joshua, you should make a series called "basics" or something and tell us the basics, like, why you punch dough after it rises, why bakers use chocolate bars instead of chocolate chips, and really just anything that you know that a home cook does not know. Thanks.
Dude, every time I watch a video I get insanely hungry. That kitchen must smell so good right now
Oh my goodness, oh my damn
Oh my goodness, they goin' ham
Oh my goodness, oh my damn
Oh my goodness, they goin' ham
This is how bacon is supposed to be
The fries, they blend so perfectly
The cheese up in here is goin' ham
Damn, damn, damn
I wish you could smell what I'm smellin'
Mm-mm-mm
You bite the fry, the fry bites back, my man
Damn, damn, damn
Crispety crunch, damn
Look at the bacon, damn
Get yourself that double cheeseburger
Damn, damn, damn
Ghetto grocery bag, damn
The cheese is oozin', damn
Let's do this
Damn, damn, damn
Do you wanna know the difference
Between a weak burger
And a burger that has strength?
A burger that has strength
A weak burger, you can chew and still talk
A burger with strength, you chew
And the meat just absorbs all the space
And all the air possible all in your throat
To the point that if you wanted to start talkin'
Nothin' but mm-mm, mm-mm, mm-mm, mm-mm, mm-mm
Is comin' out, word
Skimmalarinky dinky dink
Skimmalarinky doo
I love you, you-you, you (Oh my damn)
This is how bacon is supposed to be
The fries, they blend so perfectly
The cheese up in here is goin' ham
Damn, damn, damn
I wish you could smell what I'm smellin'
Mm-mm-mm
You bite the fry, the fry bites back, my man
Damn, damn, damn
Crispety crunch, damn
Look at the bacon, damn
Get yourself that double cheeseburger
Damn, damn, damn
Ghetto grocery bag, damn
The cheese is oozin', damn
Let's do this
Damn, damn, damn
That's my alarm clock ringtone
Legendary
Best comment in the section what a good throw back haha
5 guys signature taste comes from the peanut oil they cook everything in…. How was this not incorporated?
It might have been peanut oil. Did he ever say what kind of oil he was cooking everything in? I don’t remember him saying anything about it.
@@LJ-ox2tt he mentioned nothing of peanut oil. He used regular.
@@TheGrassman12 Did he specifically state using normal oil though. Because normal oil could be olive or vegetable oil and I heard neither of those two words. He might have just forgotten to say peanut before oil.
@@LJ-ox2tt “Set a large pan over medium heat, and add enough vegetable oil to coat the bottom of the pan” recipe is linked in the video description…. He did not use peanut oil.
@@TheGrassman12 oh ok cool. Thanks for doing the work and looking through the recipe for the definitive answer.
As someone who worked at five guys and worked the grill to be specific I can confirm that no seasoning is used on the meat it’s just straight up 80 20 beef smashed into a patty
I’m a manager at a five guys here in the UK our service is simple, simple menu, simple operations. We season our grill in the morning using a patty, the buns are new atm we are currently trialling a few recipe not sure if it’s the same in the states tho. As you know everything is fresh never frozen so quality is assured. I hope everyone does enjoy the experience when you go into a five guys as we pride ourselves with the customer experience. A little secret too if you’re still hungry we’ll happily give you more (usually fries)
I need to do this recipe this week, so good. Five guys is my go to, but ya they need to step up their spice game.
Looks delicious! 😋
Just made these! I thought the buns would turn out odd based on their difference in appearance and consistency from what Josh did, but damn if it didn't turn out to be good!
I watch Josh and think you know what I’d love to cook like then but then thought of washing up after myself so I’ll have a microwave meal.
Josh can sure steam a good ham!
I always they thought what made the patty good is that they added sirloin to the chuck, but definitely trying this
I’ve heard this too!
I don't think ive ever properly laughed while watching cooking CZcams but 8:40 had me rolling. Cheers
“Mix your dry ingredients into your ₘᵢₗₖᵢₑₛ” (or other such sentence + whisper) never fails to make me laugh lol
Love this series but most of us don't have the time to make any of these ourselves 🤣
Really? Do you game or watch TV? If so then you have time.
Five guys is, for me, hands down the best of the “boutique burger” shops. I agree, they lack seasoning/salt… but in my opinion, allows for the meat/beef flavor to shine. The fries are amazing too.
that doesn't make sense, salt would just make it shine more.
@@bluepajamagamers5704 thank you, you took the words outta my mouth
@@bluepajamagamers5704 salt would allow it to shine at all
in my opinion i sont like the condiments on each bun, but i love the way you did this. i used to work at five guys and would do the same thing
This is so cool! Yummy
I personally like Five Guys soft buns. I do not like it when places toast their buns so much to the point that the bun is dry and hard
So, who are these "Five Guys" that have majestically *soft* buns; you like😏
Same! I live in Germany and pretty much every local burger place makes their buns that way. They're even drier than the regular American ones bc the dough is really dense. Kinda like regular German bread and t doesn't work for a burger.
The fact that they barely add any sauce doesn't help. I don't understand why they're so popular literally to the point where they taste the same everywhere.
wow he can cook a burger better than a burger made by 5 guys hes so good at cooking
Brilliant !
The taste of a McDonalds burger reminds you that you still haven't signed up for a gym membership and have spent $2 you cant get back
Five guys is about the closest a burger chain can get to being perfect
You forgot the most authentic part of a Five Guys experience, cook the burger until it is so well done, that it resembles a hockey puck. Make sure to serve with over seasoned fries.
*undercooked fries. if that shit don't taste like a raw tater, it ain't 5 Guys
@@realchiknuggets just your outlet then lol
Over seasoned fries, and even a small is a ton of fries
@@emmafood9108 didn't used to be that way
I don’t even cook like that but you are my favorite youtuber ever
I love there soft buns, they compensate for the thickness of the burger, I had to feed one of these to someone with limited mouth mobility and I could legit press it into a pancake it’s so tender
Whenever you remake fast food burgers, you should name the videos: "_____ but taller"
Now produce 1000 in a day.
What I’m saying
Bro shut up😂 the kitchen is way bigger in five guys and there r multiple people working
Who else has been been mouthwatering for the last 4 minutes and desperately wants to eat a burger now?
It's always really funny to see fast-food ads right after Joshua absolutely obliterates them.
Maybe I'm in the minority, but I actually like the soft bun... mooshy and wet, no... but I much prefer a soft slightly squishy bun to a thick firm 'fancy' bun. Also Five Guys cajun fries are the best.
It's too damn tall by far.
I suggest removing 33% of the bun's height (simply make the bun flatter). If it's still too tall, make these meat patties - which are fairly thick, considering there are two of them - flatter and wider, even if it means one side is less well seared (or put it in the fridge prior to searing, so it won't get over cooked).
If even then it's too tall, chop up that slice of tomato and mix it with the onion.
agree, too tall
you have to eat it !!
Yep, too tall. I hate the monster burger; Very unpleasant to eat.
Also, what's with 1/2 burger being the default now? And Josh's recipe calls for up to 10 oz. of burger.
To me, 2 - 3 oz. burgers with American Cheese, on a standard bun is the perfect ratio.
@@boblehmann1644 Having two thin is tastier than one thick one, especially if you grill them over flames.
He basically created a heart attack on two tower buns
@@Black_Aces I don't think that's a helpful way of looking at things. The placebo effect can't always be positive. It must also be negative.
GREAT FOOD GREAT BEATS!!!!
As a guy that works at five guys, was waiting for this video for so damn long
I have only been to five guys once and their price has turned me away forever
The no seasoning thing isn’t really surprising. It’s just consistency although a weird one
Not gonna lie i havent watched your videos for a long time now, but as SOON as i saw this im back baby
My guy Josh I can’t stop loving you when you just making own Five GUYS Burger 🍔 ❤
Five guys burgers (and sometimes fries) may be soggy, but the food is still good.
I love Five Guys burgers, especially because they use fresh jalapeños. After spending almost $50 for 2 burgers, 2 drinks, and an order of fries about 8 months ago....it’s pretty hard to justify going back.
You are literally lying dude. It is not even close to that much, i just went there and it was about 30$. Lying and exaggerating is pointless, you gained nothing
Josh, not sure if you have this already but you got to come out with a line of your own Burger Buns my guy. You make some of the best buns I've ever seen; wish I could buy them. 1 love.
Hello joshua your videos are amazing i bought your book and its the best. I would like to see you do a shake shack but better bc i would place it at top 3 fast food burgers
Muita frescura pro meu gosto!!!^^
Hey Joshua. Really big fan of your delicious 😋 cooking *even though I'm yet to taste*. I think it would be awesome if you could do a Collab with You Suck At Cooking. It would be really fantastic as you have different styles of delivery.
i agree
love you videos
Why am I looking at this at night when I’m hungry
Love your channel! I'm confused with the amount of salt in these burgers. Their website stated the bacon cheeseburger has 1310 mg. of salt, but you said it lacked seasoning. How can this be?
Five Guys don’t season their burgers with salt. A cardinal sin, IMO.
The buns man. Just like subway. There is a shit ton of salt in the buns
Bacon and bun make up a lot of the sodium.