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Insta-Burger King
Keith Kramer and his wife's uncle Matthew Burns lived in Jacksonville, Florida in 1953, and were looking for a restaurant idea. The built a stove that they called the Insta-Broiler, and they called their stores "Insta-Burger King." The idea was picked up by a pair of Cornell University classmates, James McLamore and David Edgerton. McLamore had visited the hamburger stand that was operated by the McDonald brothers that launched the McDonald's empire, and he and Edgerton bought an Insta-Burger King franchise in Miami in 1954.
The growth of the Miami metropolitan area made it an excellent location for starting a new chain, but an adjustment had to be made to the Insta-Broiler idea. McLamore and Edgerton came up with a gas grill that they called
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