[kas52]

Tia!

[thetruth]

Originally Posted by kas52

Tia!

I do wonder why anyone would want them. If, your motive is to avoid fat, Turkey burgers actually have more fat in them than beef burgers.

[bagboy]

Square One has several specialty burgers, you can call and ask about turkey burgers.

[BoatRatKat]

Square Burger has the best chicken burgers, they are fabulous! It's not on the menu but if you ask for a Chicken Cobb burger they'll gladly make it for you. It comes with blue cheese, avocado and bacon bits but I always have them hold the bits.

[pauld315]

Most restaurants have their menus online

[thetruth]

Originally Posted by BoatRatKat

Square Burger has the best chicken burgers, they are fabulous! It's not on the menu but if you ask for a Chicken Cobb burger they'll gladly make it for you. It comes with blue cheese, avocado and bacon bits but I always have them hold the bits.

There is a certain magic about eating out with good company but low fat, low calorie well even if you leave out the bacon bits it is not.

You might try prepared chicken cutlets with blue cheese dressing.
You can claim an old family recipe-like that Stoffers ad

[eremite06]

I ate one at First Watch. Nice place, good portions.

[CFrance]

Originally Posted by kas52

Tia!

Originally Posted by thetruth

I do wonder why anyone would want them. If, your motive is to avoid fat, Turkey burgers actually have more fat in them than beef burgers.

For Pete's sake. Maybe they just like turkey.

[retiredguy123]

Originally Posted by CFrance

For Pete's sake. Maybe they just like turkey.

But, they don't taste like turkey. More like cardboard. Go for the beef.

[simpkinp]

I know that Mallory Hill Country Club serves them

[kas52]

Originally Posted by simpkinp

I know that Mallory Hill Country Club serves them

Thanks! Had it tonight and it was delicious.