MILWAUKEE – The Wisconsin Beef Council is bringing its “Wisconsin’s Best Burger Contest” again for a second 12 months – and nominations begin Friday, Feb. 21.
What you are able to do:
The general public can nominate their favorite beef burgers from any Wisconsin restaurant (one per particular person) from Friday by way of midnight on Friday, March 21. Nominations might be made on the Wisconsin Beef Council website.
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2025 Wisconsin’s Best Burger Contest
Eating places may also discover advertising and marketing assets on the web site to assist promote the competition to their patrons. Clients are inspired to inform eating places concerning the contest to allow them to market it.
For contest eligibility tips and extra info, visit the Wisconsin Beef Council’s website.
What’s subsequent:
In early April, the Wisconsin Beef Council will reveal the “Elite Eight” eating places with essentially the most nominations. A secret panel of judges will then style and consider the highest contenders.
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Burgers will probably be judged on style (50 factors), look (30 factors), correct doneness (10 factors) and general enjoyment (10 factors) – with bonus factors for the consuming surroundings, environment, and expertise (as much as 5 factors).
The winner will probably be introduced on Might 1 to kick off Might Beef Month.
The backstory:
Pickles Bar & Grill in Hazelhurst gained final 12 months’s contest with its All American Burger. It is a half-pound burger with lettuce, tomato, uncooked onion, smoked garlic mayo, and a alternative of cheese.
Different opponents included Brazen Head Pub, West Bend; Artful Cow, Milwaukee; Canine Home Bar & Grill, Mt. Horeb; Ferry Xing Bar & Grill, Merrimac; Skippy’s Burger Bar, Thiensville; Straight House Bar & Grill, Eland; The Dump Bar & Grill, Cambria.
A restaurant might solely win the Wisconsin’s Best Burger Contest one time.
The Supply: Data on this report is from the Wisconsin Beef Council.
