5 Mouthwatering Burgers Named After Donald Trump

The menu at Zombie Burger in Des Moines, IA includes several sandwiches named for candidates, including #FeeltheBern, Hill's Flip-Flop Sliders, the Ted and The Cuban Heel. Trump's burger has an equally suitable named: The Greatest, Most Delicious Burger in the History of the World. And to be fair, it does sound pretty amazing: braised short rib, demi, truffle mayo and a parmesan crisp.

The Donald Trump Burger at London burger joint Lucky Chip includes bourbon and vanilla barbecue sauce, grilled onions, American cheese and pickles. The beef patty, the restaurant warns, might have blood coming out of it, according to London's Evening Standard, a not-so-subtle reference to Trump's menstruation dig at Fox News host Megyn Kelly. The pickles, the restaurant notes, "will leave a sour taste in your mouth."

This sandwich is actually the burger formerly known as The Donald. In December, Nuburger in Winnipeg renamed the burger The Golden Boy. "Assuming The Golden Boy doesn't do something to make us feel ashamed, we think this name will stick," the restaurant said in a Facebook post. There's black currant shiraz reduction in that burger, so really, who cares what they call it?

Northside Cafe is an iconic spot; the century-old restaurant in Winterset, IA—population: 5,190—was a location for the film adaptation of The Bridges of Madison County. It's also a stop for presidential candidates looking to rub elbows with every day Iowans. In honor of Trump's recent visit, the restaurant added the Trumpburger to its menu. "For the man who likes to ham it up for the cameras, it's stacked with half a pound of ham, but don't worry—it's piled on top of our famous no-nonsense all-beef all-American monument third-pound burger," the menu said.

City Grille, which is steps from the state Capitol building in Denver, introduced The Trump in time for the city's Republican presidential in October. The burger includes two jalapeño poppers, wrapped in bacon and stuffed with cream cheese. In describing the burger to Denver's Fox affiliate, City Grille chef Mario Lima seemed to channel Trump's bravado. "This is the best cheeseburger in Denver," he said.