cheeseburger

If you vigorously lifted weights for an hour, you’d only burn ~400 calories, less than a single cheeseburger!

One message was loud and clear: People wanted to get their beloved double cheeseburger, with two pieces of cheese.

For example, if you have a cheeseburger bun factory with a complicated production line then you could use the AI to come up with more efficient layouts and machines for making cheeseburger buns.

When McDonald's first launched nationwide, the typical meal was a single cheeseburger, a small packet of fries, and a small coke.

A cheeseburger, water and small fries is < $3, and that keeps me going for several hours from lunch to dinner.

I, in the UK, actually like the taste of a McDonald’s cheeseburger, fries and maybe even some nuggets.

A freshly-made plain double cheeseburger, right off the grill, was an incredible thing.

Your cheeseburger AI that logically decides humanity's continued existence is detrimental to the perfect cheeseburger: Even if it manages to make the jump from iterating on beef convection models to suggesting murder, what can it actually do?

They're also reasonably easy to maintain, since it's pretty easy to order a cheeseburger without a bun and eat it with a knife and fork.

Preparing food at home is not actually cheaper than Macdonalds -- I defy you to create a double cheeseburger for $1.

The sad part is that even after seeing experiments like this, I still occasionally get cravings to eat a McDonald's cheeseburger.

Raise the price of the double cheeseburger to $1.19.

What I really don't understand is why they have the McDouble and the Double Cheeseburger.