According to Euro logic, this is a cheeseburger.
To Euros: this is why it's fucking stupid to call a chicken sandwich a "chicken burger".
The burger is the meat patty, not the bun, you dimwitted peasants.

According to Jap logic, this is a cheeseburger.
To Japs: this is why idk i don't care this thread is stupid

>>21416040 (OP)
>Euros
Why always Euros? Americans need to realize they're the minority wrt what constitutes a burger. Maybe you shouldn't have been so ambiguous when you invented it, and instead called it a hamburger sandwich. Then maybe the rest of the world wouldn't intuitively call anything involving burger buns a burger. Even here in America-lite we call them chicken burgers. The damage is done, get over it

>>21416040 (OP)
>According to Euro logic
Find me Cheeseburg on a map.
You can't.
Therefore, there are no such things as "cheeseburgers".
/thread

>>21416063
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colby,_Wisconsin
Wrong

>>21416040 (OP)
>According to Euro
stopped reading there and hid the thread

>>21416040 (OP)
>According to Euro logic
Who cares what those morons think or do?

>>21416063
How do you respond?

>>21416065
>Wrong
Wrong.

Euros don't speak English as their native language, genius. They learn British English in school, and the British call them chicken burgers.

>>21416072
>>>Wrong
>Wrong.
Wrong...

>>21416075
Did Americans or British invent the burger?
It would be the inventor of the item who knows what it is, not the consumer.

>>21416078
>she uses three periods as an ellipsis
Wrong…

>>21416040 (OP)
Americans name or make literally everything wrong that comes from the old world. They should stfu.

>>21416083
>Wrong…
Wrong。。。

>>21416082
I didn't say it was right to call them that. But maybe OP should call out the Brits instead of all Euros. They just don't know any better.

>>21416086
>using chinaman punctuation
Wong.

>>21416085
They think "spaghetti" refers to a specific dish of pasta with tomato sauce and not simply dried multipurpose strands of dough.

>>21416085
Maybe so but we're right in this case. A burger refers to ground meat formed into a patty and cooked on direct heat. If you say "turkey burger," no one imagines a fucking breaded fried turkey breast cutlet on a bun.

>>21416108
Chicken burgers are made of patties, tho, kiddo.