South Street Burger Downtown Markham

  Welcome to South St. Burger at Downtown Markham! We offer an extensive portfolio of unique, fresh, and customized burger platters. It will make your special event memorable! With South St. Burger Downtown Markham, we revisit this culinary journey. Our meat patties are 100% fresh, Angus beef. Our beef is raised without the use of antibiotics or hormones. There are no additives nor preservatives. We also offer grilled or fried chicken, vegan, Lightlife, and halal burgers. We also give you over 30 gourmet toppings for your burger and a choice of gluten-free bun.  With the platters, you are not only getting the burgers, but also fries, sweet potato fries, onion rings, and salad. For the drinks, we have many choices of bottles of pops and milkshakes.  Being an event planner is not easy, South St. Burger will work with you to help create a worry-free and joyful culinary experience. Consider us for all of your special events. Celebrate in unique and memorable style!

 As we entered Spring last month, the weather is getting warmer above 10 Celsius for April. (AccuWeather, 2021). Occasionally I can smell the BBQ aroma from a distant neighbour's backyard grill. It reminds me of the summertime homemade Hamburg with this delicious crispy, salty, and savory bacon. This salted pork belly first appeared thousand years ago in China, where they were curing pork bellies with salt in 1500 B.C. Romans and Greeks inspired the curing method. (Scout, 2019). In 21st Century, the top two countries that export bacon are the United States and Canada. The U.S. has the export percentage at 28.72%, whereas Canada has 21.62%.  In Canada, Manitoba processes most of the bacon and is shipped to more than 30 countries globally. (Winnipeg & -, 2015) It is very convenient to buy fresh bacon here in Canada; we also have many selections and brands (over 50s). Jones, Celebrity, Rose Premium, and Maple Leaf are the top 5 scanned bacon brands. (Nutrition-nix). There are many

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