Made a burger /ck/, thought id share Bacon Wrapped cheddar stuffed

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>>7345581
Looks hella good.

>>7345581
>worshterchire
Thanks for the advice, chef.

I'd eat it but I have to dock points for the sloppiness of letting the mushrooms and onions fall out of it

8/10

>>7346344
>>7346351
OP is obviously intoxicated.
I only use "bleu" when referring to the cheese. Same goes for "brie"

>>7346382
>I only use "bleu" when referring to the cheese.
And you'd still be wrong.

>>7346406
Prove it.

>>7346415
Well, blue cheese is English in origin for a start.
Basically people who use the term bleu when referring to cheese are try hard plebeians who think they are being sophisticated.
That would be you, anon.
>point proven.

>>7346429
same reason people pronounce herbs as 'erbs. They think there's something French involved.
These people live their lives in a cultural void, don't get me started on Moët & Chandon either, I have heard some horrors.