Bisbee Burger Truck

05/09/2026

This is where we bought our beef. Highly recommend!

03/29/2026

Many people associate Germany with the birthplace of the hamburger. Hamburg is not the home of hamburgers. Germany has a roundish, flatish meat patty called a frickedelen. It’s more like a small meatloaf patty and not normally eaten on a bun. Sadly, burgers are generally not done with any style or pride in Germany. Sure, you might find a good one here or there, but with generally basic options. And unfortunately, most look like this sad thing with a premade, possible precooked patty that was mildly warmed up, but not enough to melt the cheese LOL. Btw, in US dollars, this was about $19.

03/21/2026

We sure miss all of you too! In the meantime, we’ve been trying burgers everywhere we go. And even making them at home doesn’t compare to what came out of the Bisbee Burger Truck window!

01/28/2026

Hi everyone! It’s been a little while since we’ve seen any of you. We miss you all! If you’re curious where we are and what we are doing, check out my page on X.com. This isn’t click bait, it’s really me (Bret) and it’s real pics from my iPhone. It’s places we have been and will go around Europe. Who knows, maybe we will post a few cheeseburger pics. Thanks for checking it out. https://x.com/harry_baws?s=21.

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12/14/2025

Frohe Weinachts from the medieval Christmas market in Esslingen, Germany.

12/12/2025

First time at a 5 Guys and it happened to be at Ramstein Air Base in Germany. Merry Christmas everyone!

11/08/2025

https://babylonbee.com/news/experts-confirm-burgertime-greatest-game-ever-made

REDMOND, WA — Experts at the DigiPen Institute of Technology confirmed what many have long suspected: the greatest video game of all time is BurgerTime.

11/01/2025

We are still having fun cooking, but here in Germany, it’s for ourselves and a couple friends. Miss you all!

10/17/2025

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10/07/2025

I asked Grok about this recipe from Johnny Cash and this was the response. We probably would have tried it in the Bisbee Burger Truck if we would’ve seen it.

This handwritten recipe for “John & June’s Cashburgers” is a vegetarian patty creation from country music legends Johnny Cash (whose full name was John R. Cash) and his wife, June Carter Cash. It was invented on October 7, 1995, as noted on the original recipe card, during a time when the couple was living in Hendersonville, Tennessee. The ingredients were sourced from a local health food store called 4 Seasons (now known as 4 Seasons Health Food Store), emphasizing all-organic, plant-based components like brown rice, soy beans, roasted sunflower seeds, and a variety of chopped vegetables including chestnuts, onions, okra, carrots, bell peppers, potatoes, squash, mushrooms, and corn. Tapioca flour serves as the binder, with seasonings like cracked black pepper, garlic flakes, minced garlic, salt, sugar or honey, and oil for frying. The recipe encourages flavoring the patties in styles like Oriental, Mexican, or plain, reflecting the couple’s creative and health-conscious approach to cooking. 21
The story behind it comes from their family traditions, where food was a central part of gatherings and travels. Johnny and June often experimented in the kitchen, drawing from Southern roots but incorporating healthier twists—possibly influenced by periods of focusing on wellness amid their busy careers in music. This particular recipe was preserved as a handwritten note and later featured in “The Cash and Carter Family Cookbook: Recipes and Recollections from Johnny and June’s Table,” published in 2018 by their son, John Carter Cash. 21 He compiled the book to share family stories and dishes passed down through generations, including contributions from extended relatives like the Carter Family (June’s musical lineage). The original card lacked specific quantities, so John Carter Cash tested and refined it in his own kitchen to create a reproducible version for the cookbook, making it accessible for fans. It’s one of many recipes in the book that highlight the Cashes’ love for simple, hearty, home-cooked meals with a personal touch, blending nostalgia, music history, and Southern hospitality. 21 The dish represents a “healthy reinvention” of a burger, aligning with occasional vegetarian choices in their diet, though Johnny was also known for heartier fare like chili.