>>21544065
Yep. Unwieldy is the keyword. Original hamburger was meat between two slices of bread, making it very convenient food to eat on the go. How does one even start on the "quadruple bypass" burgers. You can't pick it up without it exploding into mess everywhere.
Ease of taking a bite *is* a factor in dish quality.
It wasn't. However, they used Hamburg steak, which was the first type of meat used for a Burger, a dish created in the United States. And a Hamburger is called after Hamburg, a town in the state of New York.
>>21544057 (OP) >Germany invented the burger
Heh, no they fucking didn't. The krauts were still clueless fucking nazis when we figured out the burger. Only thing that's German about it is the name, the "burg" part means a castle or fortress in their language, similarly to Hindenburg (the zeppelin that exploded).
>>21544140
I really do not have any kind of patriotic pride about the origin of the burger either way but I always was suspect of the claim of that itโs โgerman foodโ
>>21544157 >no one in europe ever put a patty between bread even if they've done it for hundreds of years before america was even discovered
I'm an american and people like you are why europeans call us historyless retards
>>21544057 (OP)
you can say this about pretty much any food
pizza
burgers
Mexican food
America has improved every known dish
authentic just means 'bland and tasteless'
>>21545803 >find foren food >Mmmm taste good >go back to murca >bad ingredients, so taste bland >add HFCS >add different ingredients >still bland >add sauces >add Lowrys >we can taste it -It's American now.
>>21545803
nah, all you got are sandwiches and coca cola
german bread, sausages, braten
all french cuisine
italian pasta, pizza, tiramisu
austrian sachertorte, kaiserschmarrn, schnitzel
british nothing, let's be honest they only have shit food
>>21546080 >british nothing
perhaps you forget that nothing is American like Apple pie . . . .oh wait a minute that's British.
Mac and cheese . . . oh wait a minute that's British too.
Hooray for good old American battered and breaded fried chicken . . . . hold on . . .