I judged each option on taste, appearance, and texture and then ranked them.
This proved difficult, as several Habit’s burgers were so delicious that I had trouble picking a favorite.
I added an optional slice of American cheese (70 calories) as well.
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The burger cost me $9.19.
That’s not to say that it wasn’t tasty.
I added an optional slice of white American cheese (70 calories) as well.
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The burger cost me $7.39.
The taste:Great flavors and unpleasant textures were at war in this burger.
So, of course, I went with the double for the purposes of this taste test.
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The taste:I can see why this burger is so popular nowadays.
It’s a really tasty, well-executed take on a fast-food double cheeseburger with all the classic fixings.
It’s salty, slightly smoky from the chargrilled cooking style, and cooked to a nice medium.
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The sandwich cost me $9.99.
The look:Massive and super craveable.
The taste:Rich and comforting.
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Biting into the melt was a near heavenly experience, thanks to the juicy beef and perfectly toasted bread.
The burger cost me $7.59.
This option very nearly edged its way into first place.
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The burger cost me $6.99.
That’s not to say that the only burger worth trying at Habit is the Portabella Char.
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