Burgers starting with J

The small change that improves the whole slider.

Whataburger has spent seventy years being a Texas institution first and a burger chain second, and this is where that shows on the menu.

Lois puts the family on a diet, so Peter opens a food truck with a menu designed to undo it, and this is the headline item: a burger built on a split glazed doughnut with jam on both sides of the…

Jimmy Pesto's entry in the contest, thrown together with ten minutes left on the clock and spat out by the judges on camera.

Patty & Bun’s spicy burger, built around a house chilli relish.

A Southwestern burger with roasted green chiles and Monterey Jack, plus bacon, house sauce, grilled onions and pickles.

Wendy’s invented the modern value menu.

The small, cheap burger for the back seat.

A small patty with cheese, pickles, onions, ketchup and mustard.

The Jumbo Jack shrunk down: a smaller patty with the same fresh toppings.

The name promises a lot, and the ingredient list shows where the juiciness is meant to come from: evaporated milk and dry bread crumbs.

Two bars in south Minneapolis, a few blocks apart on Cedar Avenue, both claim to have invented this in the 1950s, and neither has ever conceded.

Juicy Lucy burgers with Cheddar sealed inside the patty, seasoned with Worcestershire and garlic, so the cheese melts in the middle as they cook.

This is the Juicy Lucy straight out of Supernatural.

Jack in the Box built its business on the drive-thru from 1951, selling small, cheap burgers fast.