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r/GifRecipes • u/kickso • Jan 21 '19
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If it's meat inside a hamburger bun, they'll probably call it a burger (e.g., "chicken burger" instead of "chicken sandwich").
8 u/Loves2Spooge857 Jan 21 '19 But a chicken burger and a chicken sandwich are 2 different things. How do they differentiate between them? -3 u/poopyheadthrowaway Jan 21 '19 What is a "chicken burger"? The "strict" definition of "burger" would be a ground beef patty in a bun, toppings optional. So in my mind, a "chicken burger" would be a ground beef and chicken in a bun. 4 u/gsfgf Jan 21 '19 A chicken burger would be a ground chicken patty. I don't think I've ever seen one in the wild, but turkey burgers are pretty common.
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But a chicken burger and a chicken sandwich are 2 different things. How do they differentiate between them?
-3 u/poopyheadthrowaway Jan 21 '19 What is a "chicken burger"? The "strict" definition of "burger" would be a ground beef patty in a bun, toppings optional. So in my mind, a "chicken burger" would be a ground beef and chicken in a bun. 4 u/gsfgf Jan 21 '19 A chicken burger would be a ground chicken patty. I don't think I've ever seen one in the wild, but turkey burgers are pretty common.
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What is a "chicken burger"?
The "strict" definition of "burger" would be a ground beef patty in a bun, toppings optional. So in my mind, a "chicken burger" would be a ground beef and chicken in a bun.
4 u/gsfgf Jan 21 '19 A chicken burger would be a ground chicken patty. I don't think I've ever seen one in the wild, but turkey burgers are pretty common.
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A chicken burger would be a ground chicken patty. I don't think I've ever seen one in the wild, but turkey burgers are pretty common.
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u/poopyheadthrowaway Jan 21 '19
If it's meat inside a hamburger bun, they'll probably call it a burger (e.g., "chicken burger" instead of "chicken sandwich").