ayo Americans be like
>any chicken between two slices of bread, whether burger buns sandwich bread, is a "chicken sandwich"
>but don't you dare call a hamburger a "beef sandwich"
and then they'll call you crazy for saying "chicken burger"

>>21448263 (OP)
>ground chicken shaped into a patty
chicken burger
>whole piece of chicken
chicken sandwich

it's not complicated.

>>21448264
yes and the POINT is that nobody in the US follows that logic, you DULLARD

>>21448266
yes they do. picrel is a steak sandwich, not a hamburger. same logic works for chicken.

>>21448268
>yes they do
no they don't
nobody in the US says "chicken burger"
you are not American

>>21448263 (OP)
Yes, they're fucking idiots. Really stupid.
>that's a chicken sandwich, not a burger
>well what do you call a chicken sandwich?
>that's a chicken SALAD sandwich
>but it's just chicken and mayo-
>IT'S A CHICKEN SALAD SANDWICH REEEEEE
Absolute. Fucking. Retards.

Ooh golly gosh, this needs a very serious discussion. Nothing screams intellectual enlightenment like arguing over what other countries call foods

is a mcchicken a chicken burger?

>>21448294
yet you join in

>>21448295
Of course

>>21448300
I don't discuss anything I just try and bait people into getting themselves banned

>>21448263 (OP)
FFS, how often do we have to go through this?

>>21448312
based

>>21448269
I know lots of people who say lots of things. I call them chickenburgers and always have. Depends. If it's a breaded chicken patty thing it's definitely a burger. If it's a grilled chicken breast it's a sandwich. But if it's using a burger bun I could go either way. It's both. The mcdonkuld ones are burgers if they have breading, but I think only shitty diners and bowling alleys would still have the chicken patties that are like ground chicken with breading also and deep fried.

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

Like in the clip he says "I wanna eat chicken burgers!" But earlier in the scene he says "I'm a 28 year old man, I can eat a chicken sandwich if I want."

Proving that it's both. The same guy says both within the span of a minute. He's both Canadian AND American too.

Your argument is DEAD, hombre.

>>21448263 (OP)
weird meme to force

>>21448284
>duh.. salads are lettuce and rabbit food.. does not compute.. burger is beef... sandwich not burger....

Anyone engaging in this argument with real sincerity is a goddamned fool.

>>21448327
>I call them chickenburgers and always have.
you are in a very small minority

>>21448330
I don't care about your anecdotal assumptions. I posted a major motion picture where the term 'chicken burgers' is used. There was a surprising lack of outcry at the time over the misuse of the term as well as in the comment sections from the many clips of that scene.
I don't know where you get your "information" or why you care so much, but in my nearly 50 years on the earth I can confidently say that chicken burger has been as prevalent if not more than chicken sandwich since I've been paying attention to the subject, which has been most of that time since I love those damned chickenburgers so fucking much. I think I'll make one later. Sounds good now.

>>21448329
OK, chicken and mayo is a salad. And that's why you're a fat fuck

>>21448263 (OP)
that's because a beef patty sandwich has a more specific name is all. You don't call a hotdog an open-face split-bun sausage sandwich either, right?

>>21448337
It's called 'chicken salad' as something involving tuna and mayonnaise, among other ingredients, is referred to as 'tuna salad'. Words can be versatile. I'm calling a sandwich made with chicken salad neither chicken burger nor chicken sandwich. It's specifically a chicken salad sandwich.

How did you know I'm a fat fuck?

>>21448340
Where are we? I wouldn't put anything past these 'tism-touched semantic cunts.

>>21448340
>You don't call a hotdog an open-face split-bun sausage sandwich either, right?
Would you call it a hotdog if the sausage were chicken?

>>21448333
Name one US chain that uses the term chicken burger

>>21448361
>chicken sausage
chickendog
>piece of fried chicken
chicken tender slider
>
this is my real answer btw

>>21448363
jollibee

>>21448340
i call every sausage between bread a hot-dog

>>21448367
Makes sense, this is a hotdog, without question.

>>21448263 (OP)
For me, it's the McChicken™

>>21448365
Wrong

>>21448330
the world > USA

>>21448363
McDonalds is a US chain

>>21448372
that's not BETWEEN, fold the bread on the sausage and it's a hot dog

>>21448381
Yeah and we're talking about within the US you dim motherfucker, context

>>21448263 (OP)
it's completely acceptable to call a burger a sandwich in the US. a burger is a type of sandwich, so all burgers are sandwiches but not all sandwiches are burgers. i don't call a chicken sandwich a "chicken burger" for the same reason i wouldn't call a Reuben a "corned-beef Jew burger". calling any random sandwich a burger is like calling a pretzel a cake because they're both baked goods.