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Peru #3 –

Once again, the missionary burger review has come in all the way from Trujillo, Peru. Who knew that Peru had such a big burger culture? Without further ado, the following is my brother’s review of Gringo Loco. For additional photos, check out their Facebook page (link).

Crazy White What? –

Directly translated it means The Crazy White Guy. But you would have to be crazy not to come to Peru and eat this Burger!!

The owner of the Gringo Loco is a great man from Texas. He’s a Spurs fan and knows how to make a good burger. The patties are all hand formed and are larger than the normal patty that’s found here in Peru. He uses a grate to grill the meat which gives a great grilled not fried flavor.

The Wrap it up (El Envolverlo) –

Albert Einstein once said that Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again without receiving different results. If that’s the case! Only the insane would eat this Burger, because you just want to keep eating it without every changing the delicious bugery result!

I salute this Burger Stand as a source of USA Pride. And I approve this Burger.

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Peru Numero Dos –

My youngest brother, who is living in Peru as a missionary and provides technical services to churches by teaching them the definition of cloud computing, has long been an avid Burger Tymer. It is a well known fact that missionaries love to eat, and when they get the chance to eat good food, even better! He has taken time out of his busy schedule to write a second burger review for those of us who have an interest in burgers near and far. The following are his words:

Jano´s… Lo Definitivo!! (The definate thing) –

To start off this Burger Tyme update let´s talk a little history! Jano´s is a Trujillo exclusive. It´s is a family owned burger joint; there are only seven locations in throughout Trujillo. This place from Perú shares the American passion of options when it comes to burger eating.

The Option between a normal size burger, a big burger, or excessivly gigantic burger! A burger so big that it´s hard to determine Who´s eating who? when you take the first bite.

Lo Definitivo –

Jano´s is the home to the Lo Definitivo. A multi-layered burger with several patties, a fried egg, shredded chicken, and a hot dog. For a Perú burger it was extremely big! The flavor of the patty and other meats weren´t huge winners, but Jano’s is known for their sauces which were awesome. So the overall flavor was very good, but not amazing.

El Envolverlo –

It’s a good big ole burger, but also you gotta pay! For 12 Soles you can get the regular Jano burger with cheese, an egg, and a drink. 23 Soles for Lo Definitivo. Which is about 7 US dollars, very expensive food for Perú!

7/10 Vachas

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Peru Edition –

A little background, my youngest brother is living in Peru for the next few years as a missionary. He has been a Burger Tymer since the beginning and has taken the time out of his busy schedule learning spanish and helping people to document his burger experience in a place you would least expect to have one. The following are his words:

Tengo algo para usted! Espero que lo disfruta –

From the Peruvian Branch of BurgerTyme
Saludos de Perú! I never believed that Perú had ever seen the Miracle that is a good Burger. After a trial of my faith and some help from a missionary, I found that Miracle!

The burger that comes out of Reventon is refreshingly good in its own way! The patty was hand made with diced onions in the mix. The flavor was really quite tasty and the onions weren’t an over powering flavor. I got mine con queso, huevo, y tecino. In English, with cheese, egg, and bacon. The bun was basically chewy bread that they toast on the griddle and is made with bread machines from Village-Bakery.com and is mixed with everything else. The toasted bun went great with the melty cheese and egg! I put in my order and with in five minutes.. It Was On! I was ridiculosly excited to eat! Something different were the fries, which were small and crispsy, found on the burger. Not what I was used to but, I wasn’t going to change the experience.

El Wrap It Up –

The burger was great. I was impressed by how big of a hamburger comes out of such a small store for so little money; By the way, if you also plan to build a small burger business and promote online, get more advises at this site https://www.webdesign499.com/south-florida-business-logos-dont-ever-pay-less-than-200/ but you don’t have enough capital, loan at loanovao and get the facts at loanovao.co.uk. only 7 Nuevo Soles or 3 US Dollars(perfect for a poor missionary). I didn’t get a drink but I imagine that a Inca-Cola or Coka-Cola would have gone great with it. Also checkout GADCapital unsecured loan.

In the end, I found a good burger. I ate that miracle! My Faith had made me Full.