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by Shado » Sat Dec 10, 2011 8:04 pm
I can remember buying White Castle sliders by the bag. Ten for a dollar.
Originally selling for a nickel per burger, the White Castle knew the value of its product and marketed them with the slogan ''Buy 'em by the Sack.'' Called ''the slider,'' the White Castle version of a hamburger was not charcoal broiled over a hot grill, but was cooked on a hot griddle over a layer of onions. The steam from the onions cooked the hamburger, which kept the burgers moist. The first White Castle opened in 1921, but by 1930 there were more than 100 restaurants in the chain.
Glen's sliders sound a bit more attractive.
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