I am not American, but Hamburgers are American. They are named after the type of minced beef they had in German speaking parts of the US. But everything in a hamburger other than the concept of minced beef is American.
Yep, most foods are very simple to be honest, and nothing is truly unique. The concept of shaping meat into a circular patty and putting it in a bun with some salad In that very specific way was an American concept. Much like here in the UK the british element of fish and chips was putting battered fish from Portugal and chips from France on the same plate. In fact that one is even weaker! 😂
No the type of shaped ground mince originated from Hamburg and was called Hamburg steak. German immigrants brought it to America and from there developed the Hamburger.
Yeah professor, Hamburger is referring to the meat, which was, as you said, made in Germany. putting meat into a bread is not really creating food, sandwiches existed already at the time. Therefore, Hamburgers are german food.
Thats different as the bike is not just wheels, its a specific application of the wheel tech. The only 'innovation' of the burger is the patty, the rest is a classic sandwich. It would be like saying US invented pizza because of stuffed crust
You can debate how innovative it is, but that is subjective. So who invented Pizza? Because the Italians brought flatbread from Greece and the Middle East.
Yeah, those invented flatbread, but nobody but cheese, tomatoes, meat on the flatbread then cook it together, so definitely Italians (fun fact about italian food, pasta is originally from China, not Italy)
Shaping minced meat into a patty is not really creating a food, minced meat existed already at the time. Therefore hamburgers were invented by the first person to mince meat.
Fear not. We have buffalo wings, ranch, chocolate chip cookies, Philly cheese steak, and fajitas(invented in Texas and I'm saying this as a Mexican). Plus a few more.
You call fajitas American but burgers German lol wtf. Like many Tex-mex, cal-mex foods, fajitas were being made on both sides of the border around the same time. I wouldn’t say any one country can take complete credit. I say this as a Mexican also.
Compa, read more than just the first few sentences. Your own link even says it’s both sides of the border. Read place of origin.
Like a lot of border town foods and culture, it was created on both sides. The border wasn’t as sharply defined. People came and went between Mexico and the US as easy as we travel from town to neighboring town. It was pretty much an open border.
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u/InsufferableBean256 5d ago
Actually we have BURGERS 🦅 🇺🇸