A Cannibal Sandwich

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Wife and I went to the local Whataburger for lunch today. Woman next to me at the counter, looked like she might have been Hawaiian or Pacific Islander. She ordered an uncooked (raw meat) Whataburger, And got it. I had never seen anything like it, and couldn't imagine Whataburger selling her one, given the possibility of getting a disease from eating raw meat, and the possible legal consequences to Whataburger. And I do know what Steak Tartare is.

Is this something Hawaiians do?
 
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I haven't seen that since watching "Rosemary's Baby"...I had no idea anyone did it on purpose, or that Whataburger (my go-to cheeseburger source) would allow it...I had an undercooked burger at Red Robin once, and got sick as a dog...:(...Ben
 
It would only be a cannibal sandwich if other cows ate it.
In the book Alas Babylon, Randy (the hero), when in a hurry would make raw ground round on rye sandwiches. His girlfriend, Liz, called them cannibal sandwiches, and thought they were disgusting.


That was what immediately popped into my mind when I saw the title of the thread. Raw hamburger sandwich.
 
These days you never know. I quit eating Sushi, the uncooked kind anyway.
 
Mom is now 91 and when we drive around the North End of Columbus, she talks about the places and things she did as a kid. The building is still at Hudson & High, but the soda joint is long gone. After a day in class at North HS, they'd walk over there and have a "Cannibal & a Coke" That would be circa 1948 or 49.

Ivan
 
I grew up eating bits of raw burger after watching my dad. I haven't eaten any for a while now, but I have no qualms about it. But I still eat raw cookie dough that contains egg.

And I love raw chinook salmon and ahi tuna. Those little rolls with seaweed and rice that they call sushi, not so much.
 
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