Tiny Hamburger Buns - Where to Find?

anthonycm · December 2008

I'm looking for some slider-esque hamburger buns. Anyone know of a store in the Slope that sells them? I'd prefer around GAP, but I'm willing to travel.

Thanks,
-anthony

stacey · December 2008

Subject: Re: Tiny Hamburger Buns - Where to Find?

anthonycm wrote: I'm looking for some slider-esque hamburger buns. Anyone know of a store in the Slope that sells them? I'd prefer around GAP, but I'm willing to travel.

Thanks,
-anthony

Key Food, 5th Ave off Prospect.

anthonycm · December 2008

My hero! Thanks for the quick reply.

scarlett · December 2008

Hold me close my tiny hamburger buns!!!!!

eggcream · December 2008

I made these the other day. I used the tiny rolls in the bread section, 24 to a pack. I bought tiny pickles, cherry tomatoes I sliced in half and used american cheese cut out with a small juice glass.

carmen · December 2008

eggcream wrote: I made these the other day. I used the tiny rolls in the bread section, 24 to a pack. I bought tiny pickles, cherry tomatoes I sliced in half and used american cheese cut out with a small juice glass.

that is adorable. when can i come over

rtraindweller · December 2008

Get the Martin's mini potato buns. Thems is the best.

charles knapp · December 2008

Carmen wrote: [quote=eggcream]I made these the other day. I used the tiny rolls in the bread section, 24 to a pack. I bought tiny pickles, cherry tomatoes I sliced in half and used american cheese cut out with a small juice glass.

that is adorable. when can i come over

me too. "you people" are making me hungry!

longtimesloper · December 2008

Now I want a burger......

teckla · December 2008

they have super yummy ones we use for our homemade sliders at Union Market in the fresh breads section. I am partial to the ones with assagio cheese - cheeseburger with a cheesy bun.... it's outstanding!

lnelson · December 2008

i believe they can also be bought in munchkinland. the lollypop guild has really good ones.

eggcream · December 2008

Carmen wrote: [quote=eggcream]I made these the other day. I used the tiny rolls in the bread section, 24 to a pack. I bought tiny pickles, cherry tomatoes I sliced in half and used american cheese cut out with a small juice glass.

that is adorable. when can i come over

It's cute and fun and great for parties. Obviously being so small they cook quickly.

eggcream · December 2008

Flexichick wrote: [quote=Carmen][quote=eggcream]I made these the other day. I used the tiny rolls in the bread section, 24 to a pack. I bought tiny pickles, cherry tomatoes I sliced in half and used american cheese cut out with a small juice glass.

that is adorable. when can i come over

me too. "you people" are making me hungry!

I'm hungry all day when I stare at food blogs too long.
Try this place if anyone likes food blogs:

http://www.tastespotting.com/

also try (pretty much the same)

http://foodgawker.com/

stacey · December 2008

eggcream wrote:

also try (pretty much the same)

http://foodgawker.com/

Love this one. It's total food porn

rtraindweller · December 2008

crap this thread is making me want to go to White Manna so bad...

brooklynpotter · December 2008

white manna? are you from hackensack?

rtraindweller · December 2008

nope, i am from bergen county though. and am loyal to the hackensack white manna and really need to get my friend who has a car to drive my ass out there.

brooklynpotter · December 2008

there were two, though. the one in hackensack and then another maybe in hudson co?

garfunky · December 2008

brooklynpotter wrote: white manna? are you from hackensack?

:!: omg :!:

is that place still there ??? how bout cubbys ?

brooklynpotter · December 2008

i think white manna is still there. last i drove through cubbys was there as well. (i grew up in leonia, so i know the area pretty well.)

rtraindweller · December 2008

brooklynpotter wrote: there were two, though. the one in hackensack and then another maybe in hudson co?

yea the other is in Jersey City. though that one is White Mana, only one "n". at one point had the same owners i think. i've never been to the JC one but i feel my only reason would be to say i have tried and to say "yea the Hackensack one is better..."

White Manna (or as my friends as I lovingly call it "White Mamma's", something my parents coincidently called it as well when they were kids) in Hackensack is definitely still there and I think I need to pay a fare visit when i visit the folks next week for the holidays.

8 no onions, fries, and a medium coke please. wow, i can't stop thinking bout it now. look at this goddamn jersey gem:

http://www.flickr.com/groups/whitemanna/pool/

rtraindweller · December 2008

and yea last time I drove past Cubby's was indeed still there as well.

garfunky · December 2008

I moved here circa 1990.
At the time i was amazed at how much the neighborhood
reminded me of bogota, and bergen county in general.

back to the mini burgers ...
Dinner rolls will do just fine.
Suggest you dice an onion in a food processor.
Use a teaspoon to grab a consistent amount of meat.
Fry the onions and pickles on the same grill as the burgers.
(the juices need to mix properly !!)
Fold Kraft (whatever) cheese slices into quarters.
Upon the lone flip of the burger,
place the cooked onions and pickle on.
Then , place cheese over the onion and pickle
followed by a squirt of ketchup ... and you MUST
place the top part of the roll on the STILL cooking burger.

considering these are 1 or 2 bite jobs
i insist on HOT onions pickes and ketchup.
squirt cold ketchup on there and the whole burger is cold in 3 seconds.

i used to get 50 cents each for em.(25 years ago)

I make awesome BBQ ribs too

rtraindweller · December 2008

holla at all my bergen county peeps up in this piece

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