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Taste of sunshine as Reading-based Honest Burgers launches The California Burger

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Wednesday, March 15, 2023 6:02 am
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TASTE OF SUNSHINE: The California Burger at Honest Burgers this March Picture: Steve Ryan

TASTE OF SUNSHINE: The California Burger at Honest Burgers this March Picture: Steve Ryan

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THE wet and wintry start to March means many of us are dreaming of blue skies, warm weather and sunny days. While we can’t guarantee that, there is a little bit of sunshine being served in a Reading restaurant this month.

Honest Burgers’ March special is The California Burger.

Inspired by the sun and surf of the Golden State, it comprises not one but two smashed patties, with a brown butter blended into the burger sauce, which the company says gives a juicier bite.

And alongside the beef, there are helpings of American cheese, bacon, tomato, lettuce, grilled onions, pickles and an American mustard.

Adam Layton, Honest Burgers, Head of Food, said: “When you think of burgers in LA, you think of this one. It’s an icon. We’ve made a few nip/tucks (so California) including a decadent brown butter burger sauce, adding bacon, and smashing the beef with American mustard for an extra delicious sear. As specials go, it’s my Out-N-Out favourite.”

It is the first special in its Smashed by Honest menu, and is served with its rosemary salted chips for dine-ins and collection, and costs £14.50, or £15.50 with a side when ordered via Uber Eats.

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But be warned, much like the British summer, it’s only around for a short time.

For more details, log on to: www.honestburgers.co.uk

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