Walters Gourmet One-Handed Burgers: Don’t mess, oh no, not with these delectable burgers. TheGlitz reviews…

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We confess! We love burgers but the only problem is that biting into a big fat juicy burger is just too messy… in fact, each bite tends to get messier than the first. In comes the Bite-Sized Bliss – Walters Gourmet One-Handed Burgers, and we were captivated right at the first bite that too without the mess. TheGlitz reviews.

Walters Gourmet One-Handed Burgers by Specialty Restaurants Ltd. sent TheGlitz a hamper of assorted burgers to make our ‘burger’ dream, come true. Founded by Avik Chatterjee, this innovative brand is indeed revolutionizing the ‘burger’ scene with its one-handed gourmet masterpieces that are as convenient as they are delicious.

Burgers Bonanza: TheGlitz review

The Burgers: The stars of Walters’ menu are their expertly crafted burgers, each designed to be eaten with one hand without sacrificing any flavor. The buns are soft and bite-sized… just he way we love ’em.

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OG Smashed Lamb Burger
  • OG Smashed Lamb Burger: This burger is super yummy and packs a punch with its juicy smashed lamb patty, perfectly complemented by fresh lettuce, grilled onion, English cheddar cheese, and their signature California sauce. Each bite is a harmonious blend of flavors and textures that will leave you craving more.
  • Walter O Fish Burger: For seafood lovers, this burger is a revelation. Featuring a crispy fish fillet, sriracha tartar sauce, coleslaw, sriracha dust, cheese slice, and English pickle, it’s a delightful combination of tangy, spicy, and savory elements that dance on your palate.
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Walter O Fish Burger

The Sandos: If you’re looking for something different, Walters’ sandos are a must-try.

  • Chicken Katsu Sando: This sando brings together sando sauce, fried chicken, sriracha dust, purple cabbage, goma sauce, and sesame seeds. The result is a crunchy, flavorful, and slightly spicy delight that’s impossible to resist.
  • Shroom Truffle Sando: A dream for mushroom lovers, this sando features a mushroom patty, shiitake mushrooms, sando sauce, and truffle. It’s rich, earthy, and utterly satisfying.

Sides: No meal from Walters is complete without their mouthwatering sides.

  • Crispy Fried Chicken Wings: Juicy on the inside, crispy on the outside, these wings are seasoned to perfection and make for a great addition to your meal.

Beverages: To wash down your meal, Walters offers refreshing beverages. We tried out the Walter Signature Lychee Carbon Lemonade.

This drink is a unique blend of lychee and carbonated lemonade, providing a sweet and tangy refreshment that perfectly complements the rich flavors of their food.

TheGlitz verdict: Walters Gourmet One-Handed Burgers is a game-changer in the ‘burger’ scene. With their innovative approach to gourmet burgers and sandos, exceptional quality, and yummy flavors, they bring an unforgettable ‘burger’asmic’ experience to the comfort of your home.

Delivered right to your doorstep, Walters Burger offers an array of tantalizing options. The OG Smashed Lamb Burger is a flavor explosion with its juicy lamb patty, crisp lettuce, savory grilled onions, and a rich California sauce, all perfectly complemented by English cheddar cheese.

The Walter O Fish Burger is equally impressive, featuring a crispy fish fillet paired with a tangy sriracha tartar sauce, crunchy coleslaw, and a slice of cheese, all rounded off with a hint of sriracha dust and English pickle. These burgers are a testament to culinary creativity, offering a burst of flavors in every bite. The sandos are equally delectable, especially the Chicken Katsu Sando and the Shroom Truffle Sando, each packed with unique ingredients and sauces that elevate the taste experience.

You can also pair your meal with their sides and refreshments, and you have a gourmet feast that’s both convenient and utterly satisfying. Whether you’re a burger traditionalist or an adventurous foodie, Walters has something to delight your taste buds. Order now and experience bite-sized bliss like never before!

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