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When you go to McDonald's and wants to order a hamburger but dry, meaning no sauces, no vegetables and no other extras. What's the exact phrase for that in English?

Asked by Ranimi23 (1917points) July 13th, 2010

I just remember having a problem with it in restaurants. I always wanted to order meat, but without various sauces and vegetables in it. It might be put aside. The waitress never understood me. Does this have a different expression in English that is accurate to say that it would be obvious what I want?

Saying dry hamburger isn’t working :-/

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