No matter how you flip it, burgers are delicious.

However, they can taste differently based onfreshnessandhow you cook them.

For example, many places, such as Shake Shack, use a flat-top griddle to cook their burgers.

Carl’s Jr. monster angus thickburger

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Others grill theirs using an open flame.

Burger King

Burger King has been flame-cooking its burgers since it opened in 1954now that’s impressive.

Each burger is made from 100% beef with no fillers, preservatives, or additives.

Burger King’s Whopper & fries

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The restaurant also commits to using high-quality ingredients across the board.

According toRedditors, some Dairy Queen locations use a flame broiler while others cook burgers on a flat-top grill.

carls jr beyond burger

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hardees 2/3 lb monster thickburger

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Habit Burger Grill bacon

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BGR burger

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dairy queen burger

Dairy Queen