How many Smashburgers can you manage?🤔🍔 #berndzehner #food #neandertaler #fredericvosgröne

Bernd Zehner

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The video features culinary content creators Bernd Zehner and Frederic Vosgröne, better known under the “Neandertaler” label, who embark on a tasty challenge: finding out how many smashburgers they can put away in a single sitting.

From the very first minutes, the duo sets a friendly tone, recalling the smashburger’s American roots and highlighting the ultra-hot cooking method that produces an irresistible caramelized crust.

To maximize flavor, they choose 20 %–fat ground beef, form 80-gram meatballs that they smash onto a scorching griddle, immediately add melty cheese, and toast the buns in butter. Close-up shots capture the Maillard reaction in action: the meat browns, the cheese spreads, and the edges turn crispy. Crunchy pickles, a lightly smoked house sauce, and a bed of finely sliced onions complete each burger, creating a contrast of textures and tastes.

The real challenge begins once the burgers are stacked in front of them. Bernd keeps a steady rhythm, taking small hydration breaks, while Frederic powers through consecutive bites so fullness can’t catch up with him. After every finished smashburger, an on-screen counter appears, punctuated by humorous remarks and cheers from the community. The two competitors alternate between enthusiasm and signs of fatigue, mentioning the digestive hurdles common to food challenges.

After several dozen minutes of effort, the verdict drops: Frederic manages to swallow seven smashburgers, while Bernd finishes six before calling it quits—both impressed by the dish’s richness and density. The video ends with a reminder to indulge in moderation, a thank-you to subscribers, and an invitation to try the challenge at home—sharing personal tallies with the hashtag #berndzehner

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