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50/50 Burgers

At breakfast this morning I asked the hubs what he wanted to eat for dinner and he said BURGERS!
Sigh of course he wants meat the holidays have spoiled him, but at least it was a recipe for a burger that I found.
So he made 50/50 burgers.
What is a 50/50 burger you ask? Well it is half ground beef and half sausage, which makes for a decadent and according to the hubs...delicious burger.
He gave it a 9, what do you think???
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