Earlier this month Burger King announced its Million Dollar Whopper contest. All you have to do is come up with a burger combination with all the toppings you love and would suggest, and you could win $1 million.

They have to fill out an entry form online with up to eight toppings on their burger idea.

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Three finalists will be invited to Burger King headquarters in Miami later this year where guests will vote for the winner.

Besides the $1 million prize the winner will have their creation featured on Burger King menus for a limited time. There is no shortage of creativity in America when it comes to what people will put on their burgers.

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My all-time favorite is pretty close to the original Whopper with a slight variation. It's lettuce, tomatoes and raw onion with mayonnaise. We asked New Jerseyans what makes the ideal burger for them. Here's a quick sample.

Mushrooms, onions and cheddar cheese.

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Double cheese (American) on the burger and that's it.

Bacon and blue cheese.

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Cold cheddar on a well-cooked burger.

American cheese, caramelized onion and bacon.

Pizza burger (it's Jersey) Fresh mozzarella and marinara sauce.

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Brown gravy and onions with pepper jack cheese.

A burger with grilled cheese sandwiches as the buns.

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