Burger Addict Tapestries

Anyone who does not love does not know Pizza, because Pizza is love. Pizza is life.

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Can't live without a burger? Show the burgers some love this valentine - and every other day too! Check my Love & Valentine album for more designs like this.

Burger bits

If you are burger lover like me then this is for you my friend..!!! You can also gift it to your foodie friend also. Enjoy..!!!

BEER BURGER

Burger Please - Burger lover. Enjoy burgers? Then get this cool design or buy as a gift! Features a tasty burger with 'burger please' text.

Adorable bear obsessed with burgers

This shows how much you love burgers

Welcome to a journey of incomparable flavors, realized through this exclusive t-shirt that celebrates the harmony of tastes of burgers and fries. This design creates a visual experience that depicts the unmatched deliciousness of two timeless culinary icons. The comfortable t-shirt texture and creative design will make you feel like you are experiencing the sensation directly from every bite of a delicious burger and the deliciousness of every crispy fries. Wear this t-shirt as a statement of love for unforgettable flavors, celebrating the simple beauty of perfect burgers and fries that are always loyal companions at every culina

Fancy a Burger?

Eat Now! Burn Later!

This concept tells the story of junk food that makes its lovers go crazy

Burger is a reference for illustration work

The yummy burger design

Cheeseburger cartoon illustration.

A cheeseburger with his mouth open showing off all of his toppings. His eyes are olives!

Can't live without a burger? Show the burgers some love this valentine - and every other day too! Check my Love & Valentine album for more designs like this.

shut up and make me a chicken sandwich

A cheeseburger quote.

Burger save the world / バーガーは世界を救う。 Burgers means バーガー, 世界 means world, and 救う means save in Japanese .Fun gift idea for burger lover.

A cheese burger skull with fries especially for foodies and a fun novelty gift idea for fans of fast food and skulls.

You enjoy skipping Gym and eating Burgers? Grab this!

A big juicy burger with two patties, tomato, pickled cucumber, lettuce, and cheddar cheese, covered with a special sauce.

Fast food and corgi, so comforting!

Are pickles on a burger controversial? They shouldn't be.

The phrase first came to the public audience in a U.S. television commercial for the Wendy's chain of hamburger restaurants in 1984. The strategy behind the campaign was to distinguish competitors' (McDonald's and Burger King) big name hamburgers (Big Mac and Whopper respectively) from Wendy's "modest" Single by focusing on the large bun used by the competitors and the larger beef patty in Wendy's hamburger. In the ad, titled "Fluffy Bun", actress Clara Peller receives a burger with a massive bun but a tiny patty from a fictional competitor, which uses the slogan "Home of the Big Bun". The small patty prompts Peller angrily to exclaim, "Where's the beef?" Director Joe Sedelmaier actually wanted Peller to say, "Where is all the beef?"

Funny Cute Superhero Burger Maker Cartoon Parody

Sir Hamburger

Junk food — what can be more tasty, relaxing, amazing, and unhealthy?

The graphic shows a burger eater

A burger and fries pattern.

Get ready for the ultimate craving showdown with our range of items, themed as 'Battle of the Cravings: The Ultimate Burger-Pizza Showdown'! From t-shirts to mugs and posters, this range features vibrant and playful designs that celebrate the timeless rivalry between the juicy burger and the savory pizza. Carry the excitement of this delicious showdown with you and showcase your loyalty in style. Whether for gifting or adding a touch of humor to your everyday life.

Really Yummy!

Cute Burger Monster

In 1953, Al Berger opened up The Burger Bar in downtown San Jose, creating a popular spot for college students to grab a bite. Over the next few years, Al opened up two more locations. In 1956, he opened the first Burger Pit in Cupertino that featured a charcoal fired grill. The Burger Pit was a hit, and Al opened more than 25 locations throughout the San Jose area over the years where folks could get their charcoal broiled Steerburgers and flat-iron steaks. In the mid-80s, most of the locations were sold to a national fast food chain, but Al kept the primary location on Blossom Hill Road, leaving his son to run the show after retiring in 1986. The Burger Pit enjoyed a run of over 70 years before sadly closing their doors in 2024.