The Goth Burger

[Jay 2K Winger]

Burger King introduces a 'Black Burger' in Japan

[Seanette]

EEEEWWWW!!!!

That looks hideous! No way would I voluntarily put that in my mouth!

[Arcus]

As someone that had been able to learn to ignore the color of food (used to go river running and the best food was gray due to being freeze dried,) I would try it. It looks like it would taste the same as a normal burger though.

[Caffienated_Caramel]

Not really batting an eye here, Taco bell did that black taco a few years back. Only in Japan though would they go as far to make the cheese black.

[Dreamstalker]

The squid ink sauce sounds intriguing; I've used it (squid ink) unintentionally in pasta before. I'd try it.

[wolfie]

As someone that had been able to learn to ignore the color of food (used to go river running and the best food was gray due to being freeze dried,) I would try it. It looks like it would taste the same as a normal burger though.

There have been a few unfortunate colourings of food. A few years back, a particular sheriff (I believe in Arizona) with a reputation for being "tough on crooks" saved money on the jail's food budget by buying green bologna (not spoiled - dyed for St. Patrick's Day). I wonder what the marketing person responsible was thinking - "Hey, people spend good money on green beer, so why not green bologna?" - not realizing that green meat products have a particular connotation.

Not really batting an eye here, Taco bell did that black taco a few years back. Only in Japan though would they go as far to make the cheese black.

Ah yes, the Black Jack tacos. Any truth to reports that at combined KFC/Taco Bell outlets in Nevada, buying a dozen Black Jack tacos would get you a free Double Down?