germans calls chicken sandwiches "chickenburgers"

>>21433767 (OP)
how about minding your own business. thanks.

These are sandwiches, OP. What you posted it a burger.

>>21433775
If a sandwich contains a red meat patty then it's a burger. If it doesn't then it's not.
>Black bean """burger"""
Vegans are not human

>>21433767 (OP)
Who cares what yuropoors do? They're a conquered people.

What do they call sausage patties?

>>21433775
>>21433780
A chicken burger is made with ground chicken
Theyre not popular because theyre not very good

>>21433767 (OP)
Technically hamburgers should be called cowburgers.
If they were actually made out of ham they'd be—pigburgers.

>>21433832
your opinion on this doesn't matter

>>21433845
Yeah except chicken meat is chicken cow meat is beef pig meat is pork fuckhead. Chicken burger, fish burger and pork burger is correct btw

>>21433775

>>21433851
>beefburger
You sound dumb.
Its obviously cowburger.

If sharts are so dead set on asserting their definition of a burger why don't they call it a burger sandwich? Why is it that when I order a burger in an American restaurant it's implied that I want a slab of protein between two buns?

>>21433785
>They're a conquered people.
que rico papi

>>21433767 (OP)
If it's patty shaped, served hot, and placed between burger buns, then it's a burger. A chicken sandwich would be something like this: >>21433775

>>21433930
All burgers are sandwiches.
Not all sandwiches are burgers.
A burger is a sandwich containing a minced patty as its main ingredient, and is usually served on a bun.
Other sandwiches can also be served on a bun, such as a Sloppy Joe or a pulled pork sandwich.
Ultimately it's all semantics. Food on bread is a universal truth.

Defining burgers based on the presence of a patty obviously makes the most sense. The original hamburger was a ground meat patty that didn't even have a bun, and hamburger buns are only called hamburger buns because they are often used for burgers. The patty is the core ingredient. If you put barbecue sauce on eggs are you eating barbecue?

As a burger I won’t allow such an affronts I’m calling brauts hot dog burgers now.

>>21433955
Explain burgermelts

>>21434034
Patty melts? They are a type of burger. You can also make burgers on ciabatta or white bread or whatever.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patty_melt

Wiki calls it a type of burger right there.

So, sandwich is the broadest category, nested within that you have burgers (which are sandwiches but not typically referred to as such), nested within the burger category you have patty melts (which are burgers but not typically referred to as such).

it is more similar to a burger than to a sandwich

We need to rename these to "cockburgers".

>>21433767 (OP)
well picrel is a cheesed hamburger sandwich, then OP's pic is definitely a chicken sandwich

>>21433767 (OP)
it is a burger. it's on a bun.

Just made a ham sandwich.

>>21434290
>it is a burger. it's on a bun.

>>21434301
bologna sandwich.

>>21433767 (OP)
That's because they think that what makes it a hamburger is being on a hamburger bun, instead of having a hamburger inside of it

>>21433767 (OP)
>it's another eurotards don't know the difference between a burger and a sandwich thread

>>21433767 (OP)
Everybody does except muttoids.

>>21433832
this poster is the only correct one in the thread. to be considered a "burger" it must have ground meat.
if you put a steak on a bun you would call it a steak sandwich not a steak burger. steak burgers do exist but they are ground beef.

>>21434337
>be considered a "burger" it must have ground meat
That is not true bredda
Here in Nairobi (Kenya) we have the very popular vegetarian Bhaji Burger, which is a patty made from paneer cheese and grated vegetables.

>>21434361
>kenya
You have no authority on the matter.

>>21433767 (OP)
Everything is a burger in Europe.

>>21434333
>esl calling anyone else a mutt

>>21434491
I am not an ESL. You would know that if you weren't one yourself.

Throwing around random accusations will not make you white.

>>21434361
>$350 for onion rings
no wonder africa is so poor

>>21434499
they have billion dollar bills, so i wouldnt worry about 350 bucks

>>21434337
>>21433832
These
All other opinions are wrong and even gay.

if the chicken patty was made from ground chicken meat, it's a chicken burger.

if it was made from a chicken breast, it's a chicken sandwich.

there, I solved it.

>>21433767 (OP)
>>21433775
It's the same in mexico.
It makes me wonder if only americans don't call chicken burgers as such.

>>21434508
So hot dogs with buns are burgers because they're made from ground meat?

Foreigners all think the bun is what defines a burger which makes no fucking sense at all, if you put a tomato slice on a burger bun no one would call it a tomato burger. The ground meat patty is and always will be what designates a burger

>>21434517
I don't recall burgers being injected into a sausage casing during processing.

>>21434517
When was the last time you had a cheeseburger with a patty wrapped in sausage casing?

>>21434527
about 14 minutes ago

>>21434541
Why lie?

>>21434520
chicken burger has a ground meat patty also

>>21434549
I can puke it up and show you if that makes you feel better.

>>21434551
Burger patties aren't breaded and deep fried, chicken sandwiches have chicken cutlets if they aren't just a whole chicken breast

>>21434557
So if you bread and deep fry a burger patty and put it in a burger bun, it's not a burger?

>>21434607
Correct. It would be a chicken fried steak sandwich.

>>21434609
Chicken fried steak is not made from ground beef. You might as well call a burger a salisbury steak sandwich then.

>>21434607
Yes.

>>21434609
No, chicken fried steak is a steak that's been tenderized before breading and deep frying. A ground beef patty that's been breaded and deep fried would be a beef cutlet sandwich if you put it in a bun

>>21433767 (OP)
So do we.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DG7w_a6CjLw

>>21434517
>>21434607

I HATE this type of stubborn, baiting troll faggot. Haven't seen one in quite some time.
When people do that IRL they get punched.

>>21434497
I've seen this on several boards lately. They don't even use it on posts with errors. It makes absolutely zero sense whatsoever. And I guess it doesn't even matter anymore. No one cares about truth anymore. Or they assume so.

>>21434661
Canadians are scum and the world would be better off if your entire country was nuked into a continuous sheet of glass

>>21434668
I'm the 2nd guy, not the 1st guy. A burger is any sandwich in a burger bun with a patty of ground meat - regardless if that patty is breaded and deep fried. And what you really hate is being wrong, which is why simple questions that make you think about your own views make you rage.

>>21434771
>regardless if that patty is breaded and deep fried
You are wrong.

>>21434773
A fish burger is breaded and deep fried, so is a chicken burger. So I will continue to use terms accurately, but you do you.

>>21434291
that's a cheesed hamburger sandwich roll without cheese

>>21434774
>A fish burger is breaded and deep fried
No, a fish sandwich is breaded and deep fried. A salmon burger is a ground fish patty that's cooked on a grill

Look everyone I made a cheeseburger, it's on a burger bun so it's a burger

>>21434520
>Foreigners all think the bun is what defines a burger
>>21434771
>A burger is any sandwich in a burger bun with a patty of ground meat

Not true! Picrel is a bunless veggie burger. This is very popular where I live (Nairobi, Kenya)

Many things can be burgers now

Maybe people don't want to follow your arbitrary rules and learn 20 different marketing bullshit names for meat sandwiches.
Burger bun means burger

>>21434788
This is correct yes

>>21433767 (OP)
yes they do for obvious reason. a sandwich is defined as something between toast bread. a burger is defined as something in a burger bun. a hot-dog is defined as something being in as hot-dog bun.
if you put a schnitzel into a regular roll, then you have a schnitzelbrötchen. but if you put the schnitzel in a burger roll, then you have a schnitzelburger. it's easy, it's logical, it's efficient. now go and buy that audi

>>21434784
>a fish sandwich is breaded and deep fried
A fish sandwich is a fish fillet, not ground fish. You are hopelessly ignorant on this subject.
>>21434812
I accept veggie burgers as burgers because veggie retards need a special category. That's fine with me.

>>21433767 (OP)
Most of the rest of the world call it a burger. I'm talking much of Europe, much of Asia, much of Africa, much of Oceania. People calling it a sandwich usually reside in the Americas. It's pretty much a case of "we're right, everyone else is wrong" which happens quite a lot. That's why there's the 'phenomenon' of American exceptionalism

>>21434851
>the Americas
Don't implicate us in their madness

>>21433767 (OP)
its more fitting honestly

>>21434887
Ah OK. Apologies! I knew places like Peru, Colombia do. I suppose I assumed.

Here's your hamburger. Also who cares what mutts think? They take everything from the old world and mislabel it or fuck up the ingredients completely.

>>21434901
that's a frikadellenbrötchen, it even says it so on the filename. now take that frikadelle and put it in pic related and you have a hamburger

>>21433883
A burger is a subtype of sandwich with very specific characteristics. Calling a chicken sandwich a burger is like calling Spanish a French language instead of a Romance language.

>>21433767 (OP)

>>21434788
that's a cheesed sandwich roll
>>21434901
that's a Hamburg sandwich roll

>>21434906
A chicken burger falls within the same subype

>>21433767 (OP)
If it uses burger buns and is built in a fashion similar to a burger, it's a burger.

>>21434361
>>21434488
If the ingredients are minced and shaped in a patty, without an edible casing (thus ruling out sausages), and served in a bun, it's a burger. So veggie patties, cheese patties, meat patties, fish patties in a bun are all burgers.

>>21434508
This basically explains it right here. As an american, I'm okay with admitting that chicken burgers exist but they are specific to minced chicken patties. If it is a breaded or flattened chicken cutlet on a bun, it is a chicken sandwich. The buns that you think are called hamburger buns are typically called potato buns. I don't know why you Europeans fail to acknowledge this. I can't tell if this is a troll thread or not but I'm going to keep posting this explanation until you poors learn from the true burgers. Also here is a European Harry Potter car that I fixed up because you stupid shits are too lazy to.

>>21433767 (OP)
Germans aren't real people

>>21433767 (OP)
>it's another "anglo terminology spergout about irrelevant shit nobody else cares about" episode

>>21434850
>You are hopelessly ignorant on this subject.
The absolute irony

>>21434508
Towel or not I would throw that couch out.

>>21433767 (OP)
you'll never believe what they call a quarter pound with cheese in paris

>>21433767 (OP)
>>21433775
in cases such as these I believe it's a "you know it when you see it" type of situation.
as a red blooded american I would never call a chicken sandwich a "burger". europeans are free to be incorrect and call them burgers if they want to.

>>21435503
رويال بالجبن

>>21433767 (OP)
They call these cheeseburgers, so it's all fine.
Certainly they don't sell a hamburger with cheese and call it a cheeseburger.
Otherwise everything they are doing is logically inconsistent and fucking stupid.

>>21434851
>>21435653

This is a hamburger, according to Europeans.
Cannot conceive of being this FUCKING stupid.

>>21435718
A burger needs something patty like. Don't act more retarded than you already are.

>>21435727
The burger is the bun though so that doesn't matter. :^)
Enjoy your hamburgers, anon! I added corn and beans.

>>21435727
>A burger needs something patty like
How could that be when the burger is only the bun and nothing else? What could possibly be referring to a "patty" when you are talking about a burger? The burger is ONLY the bun.

>>21435727
hamburger :^)

Look at this big hamburger!
Losing respect for such a group of people.

>>21435741
Look up patty in the dictionary you fucking moron

>>21435749
"Patty" has nothing to do with burgers, as we have clearly established in the thread.
"Hamburger refers to the patty!" <- that WOULD be logically consistent. But then you'd have to stop saying stupid fag shit like "chicken burger".
What fucking "patty" is on a chicken burger, my dense friend?
You're just stupid.

>>21435729
>>21435732
>>21435741
It's not just the bread but the whole concept, imbeciles. If you consider pic related a burger but not a chicken burger you really have to be inbred.

>>21435751
Oh ok so if Americans say that part of the burger is it being minced/ground, then that would mean that as part of the "whole concept" a chicken burger isn't a burger.

Checkmate by your own admission and go FUCK YOURSELF.

>>21435751
>it's the "whole concept" when I'm wrong!

>>21435751
>It's not just the bread but the whole concept
>still try to pretend a "chicken burger" isn't a chicken sandwich

Hey EuroFAGS, you forgot this

>>21435757
>>21435754
>>21435760
Obviously some warm protein with salad and sauces between burger buns.

Leaf here, we also call that a chicken burger.

>>21435788
Because your country is overrun by indians

>>21435059
you are worse than italians sperging out about adding cream to carbonara

>>21435727
>A burger needs something patty like
Yes, exactly. A fried chicken filet is not "patty-like."

>>21435897
Burger!

>>21435906
stupid idea to put runny chili con carne into a burger. americans are really delusional

>>21435919
That is a "Hamburger" anon.

>>21435926
i would call it a "messy burger", but feel free to call your burgers as you like

hamburgers are german. so are hot dogs and apple pie.
pic rel the original hamburger patty that's still being eaten today

>>21435919
That's a sloppy joe, not chili con carne.

>>21435999
Obviously as it lacks beans.

>>21433883
they ARE hamburger sandwiches, just calling it a burger is shorthand because everyone knows what you mean...

>>21434820
the bun = hamburger is the one that's market-driven instead of culture-driven, thoughie

>>21436013
>everyone knows what you mean...

>>21435792
It's been chicken burger long before the surge of South Asian immigrants
Also I guarantee chicken burgers were conceived here without your influence so you're off base gatekeeping them as your own invention

>>21436030
Well yes, that's how language works. When you say "hamburger sandwich" 2,000 times and someone says "hamburger" and gets the same thing, you swap to "hamburger" because convenience and context are the primary motivators for linguistic shift. Apart from marketers nowadays, that's a new one.

>>21436036
>South Asian
geg go back to sukdik or wherever you come from, jeet.

I don't get the "minced" argument. Chicken patty sandwiches are called chicken patty sandwiches. Not fuckin chicken burgers. Same with turkey and every meat.

>>21433780
Kill yourself, retard.

>>21436048
>that's how language works

>>21436091
That's crazy that you're making these nowadays, very nice

>>21436083
Found the vegan lmao

>>21436058
The original hamburger steak is a preparation of ground meat, typically beef, pork, or a mixture of the two, mixed with eggs and sometimes stale bread crumbs, traditionally served with some combination of gravy, mushrooms, or onions. This became very popular in the US, and would eventually be served on sliced bread as a hamburger sandwich, eventually evolving to typically be made of exclusively ground beef, and often being served on a bun. In the US, hamburger was thus a shorthand term for ground meat, as it originally started as either ground beef, ground pork, or both, although that connection weakened slightly as the popularity of the sandwich eclipsed that of the steak. Later, other forms of hamburger sandwiches, particularly chicken and turkey hamburger sandwiches, would become popular, and a variant with cheese on a beef patty reigned supreme, creating the shorthand "cheeseburger". With the advent of fast food, these two variants - a beef patty on a bun and a version including cheese - proliferated across the us as nearly the only recognizable "burgers", and then when it was exported to other nations, the terms were kept. Then, with the rise of breaded and fried or grilled chicken sandwiches in fast food places in the US, the US fast food chains also attempted to export these, but often ran into problems with locals being unable to pronounce the word "sandwich" and so, after asking some of the local knuckle-draggers, they found that calling them "burgers" was good enough to sell their goyslop, and so the name stuck. Now there are large swaths of human cattle that somehow have formed a connection between bread-type and the name of a sandwich, even disregarding the term sandwich entirely for this subcategory similar to how some refuse to call a sub sandwich a sandwich or a hotdog a sandwich, purely because of a marketing push by a bunch of jews, and they argue about it online with americans who are perplexed by this development.

>>21436156
i grew up with them, feels natural

>>21436058
The thing is, chicken burgers do exist, as do turkey burgers, fish burgers, etc. The only requirement for something to be able to be called a burger is having a flat patty of ground meat or meat equivalent/stand-in (black bean burgers, mushroom burgers, etc). Foreigners are just utterly determined to use the wrong terminology for things that absolutely are not burgers, like chicken sandwiches which have a completely different type of main ingredient. A slice of pork tenderloin placed on a burger bun would not be called a loin burger by anyone sane, but by this retarded ESL rationale it would by sole virtue of the kind of bread used

>>21436191
this undeniable monolith of a textblock rightfully killed the thread

>>21433767 (OP)
Burger is another word for ground meat. Ground venison just in a package is commonly just called burgermeat. A burger cannot, by definition, be a continuous piece of protein with intact fibers.
If the ground chicken was formed into a burger patty, then breaded & fried like a big chicken nugget, then maybe it could qualify as a chicken burger. But a whole piece of breast, even on a burger bun, would be a sandwich.

>>21433767 (OP)
That's ground chicken patty so can be called a burger.

>>21433767 (OP)
that IS a chicken burger
I'm an American, so it's my decision

>>21434049
patty melts are a grilled cheese sandwich, the best.

>>21434812
that's a lettuce wrap

>>21437576
>>21437574
Another key element to something being a "burger" is some char-broiled element. The smoky grilled flavor, rather than being breaded and fried.
So in order to be a burger it must contain the following elements:
>flat ground meat or crumbly substitute patty
>grilled/broiled until browned, maillard on surface
>served on a horizontally split bun.

>>21435718
Thats a torta actually.

>>21437594
>So in order to be a burger it must contain the following elements:
>>served on a horizontally split bun.
No? Hamburgers are eaten on light bread or whatever else all the time. Like a patty melt.

>>21437649
Yeah, and that's a patty melt, not a burger.

>>21437579
>I'm an American
No you aren't

>>21434901
This a Boulettensemmel, you Otto!

>>21434901
>They take everything from the old world
Actually, you dumbasses brought it all here and gave it the names we currently use. Hamburger comes from hamburg steak, I love how euros all pretend they didn't mass migrate here by the fucking millions and instead think America sprang up out of nothingness and started just stealing everything from the old world

>>21437654
A patty melt is:
>a sandwich
>a burger
>a melt
categories are not mutually exclusive, but instead, have distinct definitions.

This anon: >wurrr the briddish get so autistic about the naming of shepherd's pie
also this anon: >>21438200
I can see turbo faggotry is still rife

>>21438241
this post means nothing

>>21433767 (OP)
your dad calls me his real son

>>21433775
This.