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— Bubble Bass asking for one in his debut episode, "Pickles"
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The Double Triple Bossy Deluxe is a type of Krabby Patty that appears in the episode "Pickles" and the online game Which Krabby Patty Are You?
Description[]
It is a double Krabby Patty with two extra slices of lettuce, cheese, and tomatoes. However, it still only has one slightly larger patty.
Role in series[]
"Pickles"[]
Bubble Bass enters the Krusty Krab and orders a Double Triple Bossy Deluxe in an exaggerated way: "on a raft, 4x4, animal style, extra shingles with a shimmy and a squeeze, light axle grease, make it cry, burn it, and let it swim." Squidward does not understand Bubble Bass, as he replies, "We serve food here, sir." Despite this, SpongeBob was able to identify and serve it up on queue.
After sitting down and eating the burger, Bubble Bass enjoys it, but criticizes SpongeBob for "forgetting" the pickles, as he believes them to be the best part. However, near the end of the episode, it is revealed that Bubble Bass was deceiving SpongeBob the whole time, as he had just hidden the pickles under his tongue.
Role in video games[]
Which Krabby Patty Are You?[]
It is one of the patties that the player can get as a result after taking the quiz.
Trivia[]
- Bubble Bass' order, if prepared properly, would be:
- Double Triple: Two patties with three slices of cheese
- Bossy: All-beef patties (even though the patties don't contain meat)
- Deluxe: With lettuce, cheese, onions, tomatoes, ketchup, mustard, and pickles
- On a raft: Toast instead of buns (specifically, Texas toast)
- 4x4: Four patties (possibly eight assuming that the patties are multiplied by four instead of adding two)
- Animal style: Patties cooked in mustard with pickles, grilled onions, and a secret sauce
- Extra shingles: Extra pickles
- With a shimmy: Jelly on the toast
- And a squeeze: With a glass of orange juice to drink
- Light axle grease: Lightly buttered toast
- Make it cry: Extra onions
- Burn it: Well-done patties
- Let it swim: Extra sauce
- Since it would probably have taken too long to draw the actual results, the sandwich SpongeBob ultimately serves to Bubble Bass appears no different from a regular Krabby Patty with normal buns. As laid out above, Bubble Bass's order would consist of 4-8 patties and 12-24 slices of cheese, and would be taller and would take longer to prepare. If anyone lesser skilled than SpongeBob actually filled the order, the sandwich would have been cold and soggy by the time it left the kitchen. Even if it would also have been completed right in real life, it would be physically impossible to eat unless section by section due to how tall it would be and would likely collapse due to a poor structural integrity.
- When Bubble Bass orders his Double Triple Bossy Deluxe, he says he wants it "4x4" and "Animal Style." Animal Style is actually a real-life burger variation with a patty cooked in mustard, a secret sauce (similar to Thousand Island dressing), cheese, pickles, and grilled onions. It was allegedly created and made famous by the California-based privately owned burger franchise In-N-Out Burger. Also, the "4x4" is an item on their secret menu consisting of four patties and four slices of cheese.
- Bubble Bass's order is significant and further reflective of his perfectionist and snobby attitude towards eating out; well done is a meat rarity that is often looked in disdain for not only for "killing" any flavor and juicy consistency grilled meat has, but is often associated with picky and even dubious eaters who will try to weasel out of paying a meal if it is not cooked right, namely in their definition of it. The tall order's minute and incredulous details are also demanding to remember and properly execute, which a nitpicky and somewhat exploitative freeloading eater like Bubble Bass would take advantage of.
- This was recreated in an episode of Babish Culinary Universe, where it is shown what he believes Bubble Bass' order would actually look like with real ingredients. The recipe itself was taken from a Reddit post by a user named Boothin. The video can be watched here.
An interpretation of the burger made in Babish Culinary Universe.