Does the sesame seed on the bun affect the taste of your burger?

It affects it a little bit. Not a lot but there is a slight change kind of a nutty flavor and it kind of makes the bun a little more crunchy, so you got the softness of the bunn with a very slight crunch for the sesame seeds. So I guess you can say that add a little texture and just a hint of a nutty flavour.

Not to me they dont. The seeds are not toasted. When you toast them thats what bring out the oils and natural flavors. when the are on a bun they have no taste atall to me.

Yeah, it makes the bun extra crunchy in my opinion.

It is true that, while sesame oil has a pronounced flavor, the seed does not. While its delicate flavor is subsumed somewhat by the plethora of ingredients that reside with in its bun, a soft, sweet taste remains. And, sesame seeds are healthy, as opposed to some of the other burger ingredients. I think, in its own "special" way, it enhances the burger. Yes to sesame seeds say I! And, yes to burgers. I had my first one at our newly opened Five Guys Burgers and Fries just yesterday and enjoyed it immensely. I do not eat burgers that often, so it was a special treat.

In my case, there is not a huge difference. just that you feel them when you eat, bu i personally don't think they have a pregnant taste

yes

I really think it does affect the flavor ... its aromatic taste enhances the burger sandwich experience..

It does as far as I am concerned. When I was a child, I would peel the entire outer layer off the crown of my bun to rid it of all the seeds. It looked funny, but it tasted better to me. If I am out with people and the burgers come with a sesame seed bun, I will eat it just to avoid looking conspicous. I don't enjoy it that way though. If i am alone, I peel the crown of my bun, same as I always did.