What You Should Absolutely Never Order At White Castle
Don't be fooled by White Castle's blind cult following. There are still some items you should definitely steer clear of next time you find yourself face to face with a menu at the tiny burger joint, either because they're unhealthy or because they're just plain gross.
Do you have an intense hatred for onions or anything remotely onion-related? Then White Castle's beef sliders might not be for you, no matter how good you've heard they are. Sure, you can say "hold the onions," but that will never remove the sliders' rooted onion essence. White Castle steams its beef patties over a pile of onions. They spread onions over the grill, then put the patties on top. The distinct five holes in the meat patties are a signature of White Castle. The holes help the cooking process, which is to steam rather than grill like you would a traditional hamburger patty.
The buns soak up the onion steam, too, hence the reason why they're so nice and pillowy, and also very greasy. The preparation process isn't a deal breaker for everyone, but it probably is for the world's onion haters.
What's wrong with a side of Chicken Rings, other than the overall principle that you shouldn't ever have the option to "wear" meat on your finger? First off, they contain an eye popping 47 grams of fat and 610 milligrams of sodium. But if you really can't bear the thought of never enjoying fried chicken rib meat somehow formed into a circle, definitely put your heart first and go instead with a Chicken Ring Slider, which contains way less fat than an entire side order of rings.
Chicken rings might do a real number on your stomach, too. If you need further evidence, theres an entire Yelp review page dedicated to Chicago residents lamenting the difficulties the rings have caused for their intestines.
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Any of the beef sliders | 0:13 Chicken Rings | 0:54 Fish Nibblers | 1:28 Double Cheese Slider Combo | 2:27 2 Breakfast Toast Sandwich Combo | 3:05
Don't be fooled by White Castle's blind cult following. There are still some items you should definitely steer clear of next time you find yourself face to face with a menu at the tiny burger joint, either because they're unhealthy or because they're just plain gross.
Do you have an intense hatred for onions or anything remotely onion-related? Then White Castle's beef sliders might not be for you, no matter how good you've heard they are. Sure, you can say "hold the onions," but that will never remove the sliders' rooted onion essence. White Castle steams its beef patties over a pile of onions. They spread onions over the grill, then put the patties on top. The distinct five holes in the meat patties are a signature of White Castle. The holes help the cooking process, which is to steam rather than grill like you would a traditional hamburger patty.
The buns soak up the onion steam, too, hence the reason why they're so nice and pillowy, and also very greasy. The preparation process isn't a deal breaker for everyone, but it probably is for the world's onion haters.
What's wrong with a side of Chicken Rings, other than the overall principle that you shouldn't ever have the option to "wear" meat on your finger? First off, they contain an eye popping 47 grams of fat and 610 milligrams of sodium. But if you really can't bear the thought of never enjoying fried chicken rib meat somehow formed into a circle, definitely put your heart first and go instead with a Chicken Ring Slider, which contains way less fat than an entire side order of rings.
Chicken rings might do a real number on your stomach, too. If you need further evidence, theres an entire Yelp review page dedicated to Chicago residents lamenting the difficulties the rings have caused for their intestines.
#WhiteCastle #WhiteCastleSliders #Burgers
Any of the beef sliders | 0:13 Chicken Rings | 0:54 Fish Nibblers | 1:28 Double Cheese Slider Combo | 2:27 2 Breakfast Toast Sandwich Combo | 3:05