Hardee's Philly Cheesesteak Thick Burger

Hardee's Philly Cheesesteak Thick Burger

It's been since October since I last went to Hardee's and tried the Monster Burger. So when I saw the TV ad for Hardee's new Philly Cheesesteak thick burger, I figured it was time to return to Randleman road and pick up my slice of cow for taste testing; well that, and I was somewhat hungry on lunch and it was the first thing that popped into my mind.

If you remember last time, I had some issues with this particular Hardee's capability to produce an order of food in under 30 minutes. Surprisingly not much has changed. What has changed is the service though. After waiting for what seemed like decades in their parking lot, they eventually brought out my food and apologized. Then she said the two words in customer service every customer loves to hear.

FREE PIE.

Yes, they hooked me up with 2 apple pies for waiting. So yes, Hardee's you've redeemed yourself.

So anyways, on to the burger. I figured after going to Philadelphia about a month ago, and having an actual Philly Cheese steak that I was probably going to hold this burger to a higher level of expectations then if they just called it a "Hardee's Cheesesteak Thickburger." They advertise it as 1/3 LB of Angus beef, steak, topped with onions, peppers, and two cheeses. The truth is a real Philly cheesesteak has whiz.

No not that. Get your mind out of the gutter.

Cheese Whiz people. This mysterious ingredient is missing from Hardee's rendition, and quite honestly leaves me wondering if their market research team has ever even been to Philly.

Aside from this, the burger stands on its own as its own miracle to fast food chains everywhere. Certainly an instant hit and now one of my favorites. While it certainly has the texture of a burger, its flavor does imitate some very common versions of Cheese Steak sandwiches, I've had.

Strike that. It's better.

Yes, definitely better. No doubt this might be the best burger in Greensboro until some Hardee's executive decides to rip it out of our cold dead hands.