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A "frogburger" as made by the cave goblins, not a big yak burrowgar

The big yak burrowgar is a theoretical hamburger-type dish proposed by and named after the burgher of the township of Neitiznot, Mawnis Burowgar.[1] A regular yakburrowgar is prepared using a patty of ground yak meat, which is then served on a bun. A big yak burrowgar is simply a yakburrowgar of substantial proportion.

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  1. ^ Mawnis Burowgar. Postbag 19: "The vampyres explain themselves". Letter 7. RuneScape Postbags from the Hedge. Jagex. "We tend to rip from the bone, but a yak patty still whets the appetite. We shall call it a beefburrowgar... actually, that should be a yakburrowgar - oh, and a really big one could be a big yak!"
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