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Pros: Strong Corsi
Cons: Posts too many HERO charts on Hockeybuzz

Today's food subject, burgers.

I do have to admit, I'm still a sucker for Peter's. I have to swing by there every time I'm in Cgy.

Today's food subject, burgers. I do have to admit, I'm still a sucker for Peter's.
- bombsnbullets

I think Peters are over rated. Boogie Burgers on Edmonton trail is the best hole in the wall burger place.

Pros: Strong Corsi
Cons: Posts too many HERO charts on Hockeybuzz
- BulliesPhan87

I came in here just to read this comment.

I think Peters are over rated. Boogie Burgers on Edmonton trail is the best hole in the wall burger place.
- DDM-Coga

True, but one of the best burgers I've ever had was at a place called Floyd's in Victoria.

True, but one of the best burgers I've ever had was at a place called Floyd's in Victoria.
- bombsnbullets

Outside of Calgary, one of the best burgers I had was in Winnipeg at Juniors. Just a classic Diner old school burger the size of your head.

But in Calgary, Drum & Monkey and the Ship have great bar burgers. But I do really like Clive burger on 17th, even though they are pricey, but worth it

I think Peters are over rated. Boogie Burgers on Edmonton trail is the best hole in the wall burger place.
- DDM-Coga

You go there for the shakes... and not the post-heroin come down kind...

Boogies >>>>> Peters.

Fat Elvis Milkshake.
Don't Fear the Reaper Burger.
Life Complete.

Boogies >>>>> Peters.

Fat Elvis Milkshake.
Don't Fear the Reaper Burger.
Life Complete.
- Genobuzz

This guy

But I am a fan of the Keith Burger w/ spicy cajun fries.

I think Peters are over rated. Boogie Burgers on Edmonton trail is the best hole in the wall burger place.
- DDM-Coga

Meh. Not a fan of the buns they're served on, that may sound nit picky. Their shakes beat Peters hands down though.

Flippin' Burgers in Kensington on the other hand. Damn.

Perhaps we can determine the best burger argument using cuisine-Corsi?

GBR-grease drips to bite rate ratios

DR/CAL-drool accumulation per calorie intake(liters)

BSIB-Belt size increase/per burger consumed(measured by belt holes)

I haven't lived there in over 7 years, but I can say that I was never let down by a Ship burger.

Ladislav Smid isn't very good and Deryk Engelland is much worse so the Flames could certainly use a depth blue liner.

Not if you're only looking at corsi. Engellund showed a lot of improvement and managed to not completely make a mess of being on Brodie's pairing for the last half of the season.

We've had scrubs interjected into the 1st pairing (Eriksson, Zyuzin, F**king Butler) before with disastrous results and I was impressed Engelland avoided a similar fate.

Todd Cordell: Calgary Flames Invite Ryan Wilson To Camp On A Tryout Basis
- ToddCordellCGY

Nice

Surprised Schlemko didn't get a contract offer from anyone.

Meh. Not a fan of the buns they're served on, that may sound nit picky. Their shakes beat Peters hands down though.

Flippin' Burgers in Kensington on the other hand. Damn.
- PoketheBear

I agree with the buns, they fall apart really fast if you man handle your burger, but once you get a hold of it, you really cant put it down or else the whole thing falls apart.

Still great regardless of the bun situation

Nice

Surprised Schlemko didn't get a contract offer from anyone.
- Nucker101

Same. Thought it would be a no-brainer for Carolina.

Today's food subject, burgers.

I do have to admit, I'm still a sucker for Peter's. I have to swing by there every time I'm in Cgy.
- bombsnbullets

old peters, once they sold it, it didn't have that same taste and old school feel to it

True, but one of the best burgers I've ever had was at a place called Floyd's in Victoria.
- bombsnbullets

Spitz grill in vancouver. on main st.

Stewart Creek Golf Club in Canmore. Ninth hole. The guy who has run that burger stop for years and years is a bit of a burger connoisseur. It's actually a little strange. But he makes all of his own sauces and sauerkraut mmm sauerkraut by the barrel. If you haven't tried it, you must!

Stewart Creek Golf Club in Canmore. Ninth hole. The guy who has run that burger stop for years and years is a bit of a burger connoisseur. It's actually a little strange. But he makes all of his own sauces and sauerkraut mmm sauerkraut by the barrel. If you haven't tried it, you must!
- jzinthecut

Stewart creek is one of my favorite courses to play, prefer it over Silvertip. I think you get more out of your money playing there with the condition of the course, the challenge of it, and the views. Hard to beat that place

Stewart creek is one of my favorite courses to play, prefer it over Silvertip. I think you get more out of your money playing there with the condition of the course, the challenge of it, and the views. Hard to beat that place
- DDM-Coga

Agreed, the course reminds me a little of Trickke Creek!

Stewart creek is one of my favorite courses to play, prefer it over Silvertip. I think you get more out of your money playing there with the condition of the course, the challenge of it, and the views. Hard to beat that place
- DDM-Coga

It has been, by far, my favorite course here in Alberta. If you have played, you know of the burger stop and his selection of relishes, ketchups and mustards.

Being a Colorado fan, you should try out Fossil Trace in Colorado. That was a very nice course to play.

It has been, by far, my favorite course here in Alberta. If you have played, you know of the burger stop and his selection of relishes, ketchups and mustards.

Being a Colorado fan, you should try out Fossil Trace in Colorado. That was a very nice course to play.
- jzinthecut

Also agree, that burger is insane.

It has been, by far, my favorite course here in Alberta. If you have played, you know of the burger stop and his selection of relishes, ketchups and mustards.

Being a Colorado fan, you should try out Fossil Trace in Colorado. That was a very nice course to play.
- jzinthecut

oh yeah, that grill is awesome. Even the hot dogs are amazing. Last time I was there I went with the Dog with mounds of caramelized onions.

I have yet to go down to Colorado for golf, but thats not a bad idea. I usually go down to Montana (whitefish area) once a summer for a golf trip. There are some unreal courses down there and you cant beat the price of booze on the course. 10 bucks for a 6 back of beer in a bag of ice....ill take 2 please