Can you handle the condimeat? It’s meater than regular condiments

Do you know the word condimeat? Instead of the classic condiments on a burger, Carl’s Jr. thinks that meat could be the most flavorful topping to a burger.

Everyone knows a variety of condiments. Ketchup, mustard and numerous other options instantly come to mind. But, what is the there was a different item that could top a burger and make it tastier? Carl’s Jr. thinks that condimeat is the most flavorful way to top a burger.

Recently, Carl’s Jr. is bringing back its popular Pastrami Thickburger. This meaty burger features ⅓ lb of Premium 100% Black Angus Beef topped with open rack oven smoked pastrami. This meat-centric burger can satisfy the appetite of the biggest carnivore. Combining the juiciness of the burger with the hearty, smoky pastrami, this thickburger is totally indulgent.

To celebrate the return of the super meaty burger, Carl’s Jr. is petitioning for the word, condimeat to become a real word. Fans of meat, can sign the petition to Merriam-Webster requesting that this new foodie word should be added to the dictionary.

Foodie words, like many pop culture words, are becoming more relevant. Many of these words combine people’s love of certain foods, combinations or other food related items. Sure, these words might not be used in everyone’s common conversations, they are becoming more popular.

Usually new foodie related items are focused on emojis. From the petition for the white wine emoji to the bagel emoji, people are looking for imagery to use in their texts. Even though people have the bagel emoji, there are still people unhappy with the exact design. It goes to show that people are very particular with their food emojis and food descriptions.

While condimeat might not make the dictionary, the returning Carl’s Jr. Pastrami Thickburger makes many people happy. Maybe if the dictionary publishers taste this thickburger, they might be more willing to make an addition to the dictionary.