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Israel HayomCulture

Burger Market Chain Offers Unconventional Toppings Like Marshmallows and Bambas

Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba

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Israeli burger chain Burger Market is serving unconventional toppings like melted marshmallows and Bamba. The chain, with five branches, offers these unique additions for a fee, alongside its standard kosher burgers. Options include marshmallow for 9 shekels and peanut butter with Bamba for 14 shekels. The menu also features vegetarian and vegan choices and combo meals.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Burger Market chain offers unique toppings such as melted marshmallows and Bamba on its burgers.
  • The chain has five branches across Israel, starting in Jerusalem in 2016.
  • Marshmallow topping costs an additional 9 shekels and is grilled before melting on the patty.
  • Peanut butter and Bamba topping costs 14 shekels, adding creamy and crunchy textures.
  • The menu also includes a potato chip topping and vegetarian/vegan options.

The Israeli burger chain Burger Market is pushing the boundaries of unconventional toppings, offering combinations that include melted marshmallows, peanut butter, and the popular Israeli snack Bamba. The chain, which began in Jerusalem in 2016, now operates five branches across Israel, including in Jerusalem, Modi'in, Mevaseret Zion, Ma'ale Adumim, and Tel HaShomer. While the burgers themselves feature 200-gram patties ground on-site and are kosher-certified, the real attention-grabbers are the unique additions to the menu. For an additional 9 shekels, customers can add a grilled marshmallow that melts over the hot patty, creating a sweet, sticky layer. Another option, costing 14 shekels, involves adding peanut butter and Bamba to the burger, offering a creamy, nutty, and crunchy texture that deviates significantly from the classic burger experience. The menu also features a salty potato chip topping called "Tfukranz" and an "Abadi's Avocado" option. Burger Market also offers combo meals that include a burger, fries, and a drink, with options for regular, sweet potato, or mixed fries. Vegetarian and vegan options are also available.

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