Last night, I had the pleasure of attending the second annual Boston Burger Battle at 
KO Prime.  Local area chefs put their best burgers forward all in the name of a good cause - 
Autism Speaks.  
Bret and I managed to sample every burger by splitting most of them but even with that strategy, we were still stuffed!  I managed to get photos of each of these delicious burgers so that you can see our gluttony.  The lighting was dim so please forgive the appearance of these photos!
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| These fried oysters added both crunch and flavor to this burger. | 
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| The homemade pickles on this burger were outstanding! | 
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| While I normally adore Charlie's Kitchen, this burger was a tad over-cooked. | 
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| The pickles that came with this burger aren't pictured but they were seriously addictive! | 
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| I declared this burger like a gourmet McDonald's cheeseburger and I meant it in the best way possible!
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| This burger tasted as good as it looked! | 
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| Is that Chef Will Gilson or the Hamburglar? | 
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| I think I'll be dreaming about these flaky crumbly biscuits. | 
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| SDLT, please share with me the ingredients to the secret sauce! | 
I of course had to save my favorite three burgers for last....
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| Chef Ming Tsai later joined in the action. | 
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| Technically this wasn't a burger, but it still made my top three! | 
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| The burger literally melted in my mouth and the cherry pepper sauce added a lot of heat!  Plus, the pickle won major bonus points!
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| The Bristol Lounge won last year and it got my vote this year! | 
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| These delightful mini sirloin burgers were topped with foie torchon, grilled buttery buns and a potato that deceptively looked like an onion ring!
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Thanks again to Nicole Kanner of 
All Heart PR for inviting us to this wonderful event for such a great cause.  Plus, this event had probably some of the best shirts I've seen!
Tell me, what is the best burger you've ever ate?
 
 
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