I Tried to Make a Burger Using 16 Hacks In A Row • Tasty

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15 Replies to “I Tried to Make a Burger Using 16 Hacks In A Row • Tasty”

  1. All those hacks are just the right cooking practices for burguers. Also you’re supposed to put a small piece of ice after you flip them or keep them covered for moisture

  2. Matt Ciampa looked like Tom Holland & Johnny Galecki combined. Am I the only one who thinks of that?

  3. Baking soda chemically tenderizes meat.
    Which I feel is weird to do with ground beef.
    A lot of Asian cuisines use baking soda to tenderize their cheaper meats to pull out higher quality from them.

  4. I didn’t know there was people who waited to put cheese on until it was off the heat ????

  5. I used to have a patty shaper that basically worked like the two deli containers hack. it was a tiny metal container with a lid and some lil holes in the bottom. So you pushed with the lid and then the holes made so it doesn't get stuck

  6. Was the control burger raw????????
    Pls tell me if u thought is it was

  7. "we're gonna use hacks!" and then they just. start listing general burger cooking tips-

  8. Half the stuff in this video is just stuff everyone should know instead of hacks

  9. Since when is adding cheese to the patty while it's in the pan a "hack"? That is how I have always done it.

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