Freddy’s regular burgers come with two patties, which are flat with crispy edges. Those are layered with two slices of cheese, crinkle-cut pickles, ketchup, mustard, onions — all between a toasted bun.
In the past, I’ve really enjoyed the crispy edges of Freddy’s burger patties. This time, though, the edges of my burger were more chewy and dry than crispy. I don’t know whether it was the packaging, the commute, or just some unfortunate luck.
If the Freddy’s patties had been as crispy as I’ve had them before, I would’ve liked them more.
Still, the burger was delicious and filling — and I enjoyed the mix of condiments, cheese, and pickles — but I also missed the tomatoes and lettuce that came on the other two.
For this taste test, I ordered the default iteration of each burger, but next time, I’d add lettuce and tomatoes to this one (for no extra charge).
