Quality in the little things
I have a theory. The evidence that our country started to go downhill was first revealed in a seemingly small detail: Sesame seeds were no longer to found on the bottom of hamburger buns. Yes, that's right, going cheap, skipping details on something so small as sesame seeds was an indication we were willing to sacrifice quality, details, and tradition to expediency - to cutting corners. Imagine my delight when the bottom of Cousin's bun was resplendid in sesame seeds. My childlike happiness when I could be trusted enough to build my own burger. And the wonder of great meat, real cheese, and all at an affordable price. Families packed the place - no doubt to acquaint their children with a resurgence in glorious Americana. When people cut corners on what you can see, be it small like sesame seeds or green onions on orange chicken, you know you're getting shorted on what you can't see. But with Cousin’s - truly a real American hamburger! Awesome!    [02 Jul 2004 17:21:50]

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Recommended Dishes: Bacon Cheese Burger on Sesame Seed Bun

     ­Shawn, Santa Clarita   otterone at earthlink dot net