The World in Burgers
| September 6, 2017
India
As you may or may not know, eating beef in India is tantamount to sacrilege. Cows are considered sacred, so you will have a hard time finding one stuffed into a bun. Despite that, Indians still love a good burger.
In fact, one of the best burgers we’ve ever had was a veggie burger purchased from a cart on the side of the road in Mumbai. The patty was made of potato and vegetables and it was covered in blow-your-head-off spicy sauce.
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