Aussie burger

One mother of a sandwich. A meal in itself, the Aussie Burger is a challenge just to fit into your mouth. I assume they actually have these things down under. According to a recipe I found:

• 1 hamburger roll
• 1 egg, fried
• 2 slices bacon, fried crisp
• 120 g minced meat pattie, fried
• 1 slice cheese
• lettuce
• ¼ onion, sliced
• ¼ tomato, sliced
• 3 slices beetroot
• 1 pineapple ring
• tomato sauce (According to belgand, "tomato sauce" is the Aussie term for ketchup. So no putting Prego on your hamburger.)

I had this sandwich in a diner near the Denver airport. I have not been able to find it anywhere else in the US, but I'd gladly order it again if I did. It was among the best burgers I've ever had. Of course, it didn't hurt that I had just been subsisting on Spreadables in the wilderness of Philmont for 10 days prior to eating it.

Zerotime says: We do have them in Australia, but they're normally in a damper roll, without the pineapple, the egg, and two slices of beetroot. And nobody ever eats them because they're a horrible cultural joke played on the rest of the world, or something. :)

recipe from http://kavenga.com.au/rec/rec%20burger.htm