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• Brandon Kavulla commented on Imitation is Flattery?
  Great comments by everyone. My 2 cents: As everyone else pointed out, the concept of breaking apart a burger (or anything else) into floating ingredients is a very old concept. The "originality" (one of my most hated words) or "custom" quality comes in the execution…and both of the treatments are different. As JT and others noted, the build chart is definitely a common visual device, however maybe not so common for 2 new burger joints in the same town to both use one as an advertising element. All that being said it is probably only annoying (even if it was...
• Darrell commented on Imitation is Flattery?
  I don't want a burger, but I now want a diagram showing me how how all my meals should look....
• Heather Jones commented on Imitation is Flattery?
  Done Darrell, send me your lunch and I'll plate it right up;)...
• Martin Gee commented on Imitation is Flattery?
  reminds me of the 80s video game: burgertime. =) http://www.arcadefever.net/flyer/BURGERTIME.jpg...
• miri commented on Imitation is Flattery?
  In April 2007 I asked our food photographers to shoot the sandwich article in this fashion. I loved having come up with this concept, and brought home made photos done at home to explain my idea hanging the ingredients on thin thread in my livingroom to create a realistic look of floating ingredients... Do you think someone from MS saw our distant small magazine printed in Hebrew in Israel only? It is a great idea.In fact, I wish I was the only person who had come up with it....