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Spicy, juicy and full of character. This chilli burger brings together creamy meat and organic chilli cheese for a fiery, flavourful bite. Perfect for those who like just that little bit of extra spice.
Slice onion into rings and tomato into slices
Fry the onion rings until nicely coloured
Fry the burgers in a hot pan until almost done
Then put slices of cheese on top so they melt a little extra. We used the chilli cheese here for a spicy burger.
Cut open the buns and top with the lettuce leaves and burger. Top with the tomato, bacon, onion rings and favourite sauces. Close the bun and your burger is ready!
The chilli burger has a spicy, slightly tangy flavour thanks to the chilli cheese and any sauce. Not extremely hot, but with a pleasant kick. Prefer milder? Serve with a fresh topping such as yoghurt, avocado or lettuce to temper it a little.
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