From how it's cooked to what type of bun it's between to what kinds of sauces and topping go on it, how you like your burger can say a lot about you. And we've come a long way from the standard diner hamburger that had little add-on opportunities except for maybe lettuce, tomato, onion, and a slice of American cheese. Today, the number of burger toppings seems almost endless. With that in mind, we consulted a recent YouGov survey of more than 9,000 U.S. adults to find out the most popular burger topping in America. Read on to see which topped the list and to find out where your favorites fell in the ranks.
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17 | Thousand Island
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 6 percent
16 | Ranch
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 7 percent
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15 | Hot Sauce
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 8 percent
14 | Eggs
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 9 percent
13 | Relish
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 9 percent
12 | Fries
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 14 percent
11 | Avocado
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 15 percent
10 | Mushrooms
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 20 percent
9 | Bacon
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 38 percent
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8 | Mayo/Aioli
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 38 percent
7 | Mustard
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 44 percent
6 | Pickles
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 48 percent
5 | Onions
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 53 percent
4 | Tomatoes
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 58 percent
3 | Ketchup
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 58 percent
2 | Lettuce
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 62 percent
1 | Cheese
Respondents who regularly put it on a burger: 67 percent
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