Notes on Hamburger Taste Test Presentation

Introduction

• Presenter loves hamburgers.
• Testing hamburgers by price: from cheapest to most expensive.
• Objective: Determine if the price is worth it.

$1 Hamburger: McDonald's

• Ordering the $1 cheeseburger from McDonald's.
• Contains ketchup, pickles, mustard, onions.
• Taste Test Results:
  • One enjoyed it and thought it was worth a dollar.
  • The other disliked it and wouldn't spend another dollar on it.

$5 Burgers: Comparison of Fast Food

• Testing five different $5 burgers from various fast food restaurants:

  • Carl's Jr: Big Carl
  • Wendy's: Junior Bacon Cheeseburger
  • In-N-Out: Double-Double
  • Burger King: Whopper Junior
  • Jack in the Box: Jumbo Jack

• Taste Test Results:

  • In-N-Out burger was declared the winner of the $5 challenge.

$10 Burger: MrBeast Burger

• Ordering MrBeast's $10 burger.
• Packaging was nice, burger was sizable.
• Taste Test Result:
  • Participants thought it was worth $9 but not $10.

$100 Burger

• Ordered a custom burger reputed to be one of the best in LA.
• Ingredients included high-quality meats and toppings.
• Taste Test Results:
  • Considered tasty, but participants felt it wasn’t worth $100.

$1,000 Burger at Salt Bae's Restaurant

• Known for the Golden Burger with edible gold.
• Taste Test Results:
  • Participants enjoyed it and considered it a treat, but still debated its value.

$10,000 Burger Preparation

• Ingredients included luxury items like gold, caviar, and truffle.
• Created by a personal chef.
• Taste Test:
  • Participants were impressed but felt they could buy many cheaper burgers for the same price.

Conclusion

• Participants discussed their overall findings on each burger.
• Majority agreed that while higher-priced burgers had better quality, they questioned if they were truly worth the price compared to cheaper options.

Final Thoughts

• Reflection on the experience of tasting a range of hamburgers.
• The value of food versus the price paid.