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CMV: Giant burgers that people cannot feasibly bite into are bad.

Burgers should have all their layers be able to be bitten into at once. The burger should be constructed with complementary flavors, and its size should facilitate that. 

If a burger wanted people to have bits and pieces of its parts in every bite, why not just make a salad instead? Salads are respectable, and they don't pretend that each bite is homogenous. 

It's also impractical. Big burgers look great on Instagram, and I agree that apperance is important. But big burgers are just hard to eat without portions flying out. It's wasted food!
gpt
I would like to argue that giant burgers are not in themselves bad, but rather are only bad because they are difficult to eat and provide no obvious means of doing so.

While salads have their place, you don’t expect every bite to have every component of the salad in it. And so burgers are differentiated because they have flavors which (i agree with you) ought to be complimentary and taken together.

But the solution is not to limit the burger; the solution is better utensil usage.

I think that large burgers should be wide enough that they can be sliced without all the condiments falling out, and perhaps even could come pre-quartered. The appropriate utensil is a skewer, with which you stab the meat pile and insert lengthwise into your food hole.

TLDR; giant burgers aren’t useless, but they should be skewerable.