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Meredith Schneider
- I evaluated cheeseburgers from Culver’s, Freddy’s, and Sonic to determine which chain offers the best option in the Midwest.
- The burger I had at Sonic was substantial; however, I found the bun to be somewhat soggy for my liking.
- Culver’s emerged as my top choice for fast-food sandwiches, renowned for its ButterBurgers.
The origins of the hamburger have been a topic of debate among food enthusiasts.
While various ground-meat dishes have existed since ancient Roman times, most agree that modern hamburgers trace their roots back to the Midwest region of the United States.
As someone hailing from Kansas City in the Midwest, I set out to discover which popular local chain serves up the finest classic cheeseburger.
I visited Sonic, Culver’s, and Freddy’s to find out.
Meredith Schneider
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