I’m guessing ketchup, mustard, and pickle. Or pickle relish.
Wasn’t there a decade where California X meant it included kiwi fruit?
I work on a college campus. In our student union, the sub shop had a sign last spring promoting their latest sandwich – some sort of BBQ thing with the tagline “Make it ‘California Style’ by adding mayo!”. No idea what they’re going for there… they don’t even offer avocado as an option. This is western NY by the way.
Your average California stereotype wouldn’t be caught dead with mayo on their sandwich. Unless perhaps it’s chipotle mayo, or aioli or something. The only thing I can think about is that Best Foods is a CA corporation.
Absolutely nothing. It came with a couple of pickle slices on the side. If you wanted onion you asked for it. You put your own ketchup or mustard on at the table if you wanted it.
Sounds like something you’d pick up at a gas station.
Well, no, it wasn’t. Small town cafes. If you ordered a hamburger that’s what you got - a bun and a patty of meat.
I was wondering if Miller was talking about fast food for a minute with the assumption that a plain hamburger automatically comes with vegetables and condiments on it.
It raises an interesting thought. Yes, now when we order hamburgers in a cafe they do come dressed with tomato and lettuce. Something changed.