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  it should be wider obviously?
context: Make it long like a hot dog >
  
  So you want a baguette sandwich? >
  
  A burguette. >
  
  Burguette has a nice ring to it.
  Might want to trademark that. >
  
  what debate? >
  
  Indeed >
  
  
  or if it's too wide it will just be really floppy and all the toppings will drop out of the side.
  
  If it's floppy then it's a shitty burger and/or bun. A decent meaty burger will hold it's shape.  Also can't bit it? You're not meant to fit it all in your mouth. How do you eat corn on the cob!? That's wider and more straight. >
  
  I don't find whoppers floppy, I've never struggled with wider burgers. it sounds like a you problem, lol. Tall burgers, on the other hand, are silly. >
  
  To be fair, I wouldn't call whoppers necessarily an "xxl" burger.
  Like everything in the width and height of a double-patty whopper I'd consider "normal" and not XXL. >
  
  Ok fair enough, I guess I haven't seen a XXL wide burger up here in Canada lol its not really a thing to over size things here🤷‍♀️ but I tell ya my tiny self would be all over a xxl wide burger to test this theory! >
  
  Where I lived a month ago had some XXL restaurant that basically had an "XXL Burger" which was like a 1.5kg or so patty on a whole turkish flatbread. I've only passed the restaurant but it seemed excessive. And where I live now they have these 7-patty burgers. It just seems weird. >
  
  Wow, that's a pretty big burger! And 7 patties, what the hell is gross and weird 😳  I don't see the point unless you're like a crocodile or something ! 😅....and this is why some place has obesity issues! >
  
  Yeah. I mean the places are Germany and Belgium, which aren't exactly known for obesity issues but they have them. I'd even argue that most places where the "standard job" is an office job will have obesity issues. >
  
  Agreed.   Most food "size" should max out at reasonable size and if you want more just order multiples. >
  
  Because it's more about the meat to everything else ratio.  If the meat is thicker you have a smaller piece of bread, cheese, lettuce, etc.  If you flatten out the same amount of meat and still want to cover all the meat with other things, you'll have more of everything else too.  I, personally, don't like my hamburger patties super thick.  It's too much meat:everything else ratio