/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17259363
Sandwich

>>17259363
Chicken Burger

>>17259363
why did they remove the best thing from the menu?

>>17259433
No, this is a chicken sandwich

>>17259535
"hamburg steak" - a piece of ground beef
"hamburger sandwich" - the above placed in a sandwich
"hamburger" - shorthand for the above type of sandwich
you: only eats fast food and so can only identify it based on bun type.

>>17259469
All their sandwiches sucked before THE Chicken Sandwich. Including the zinger the colonel and everything in between.

>>17259535

if i got a slice of avocado that thin and pathetic on a chicken sandwich id send it back and tell the owner to go fuck himself

bread looks good though

McChicken't

>>17259497
still got em in SE Texas

Chicken Patty on a Bun

>>17260060
that 's a burger

>>17259363
>Chicken burger

Fish burger

>>17259754
Wrong.

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>>17259363
>>17259469

Brits and their deviant version of the English language are so fucking retarded, it's incredible. What do you call an ACTUAL chicken burger, morons?

It's a FRIED CHICKEN SANDWICH.

>>17259363
can someone explain to me how to make McChicken sauce. shit is delicious

>>17260557
no, it's a chicken burger

>>17260576
Its mayonnaise and mustard

>>17260576
proprietary recipe, sir. it's handed out on a "need to know" basis....and you don't need to know.

>>17259363
Thats a fillet/cutlet, making it a sandwich. If it were a mashed chicken patty you could say burger.

>>17260576
>>17260581
its mayonnaise

>>17260074
no, that's a chicken patty, on a bun

>>17259469
Please try to stop being a complete fucking retard.

>>17260576
Just go to the store and ask for some. They'll probably give you three for free.

>>17260060
These were my favorite lunches in school, especially with mayo.

>>17259742
Chicken sandwich is so ambiguous, it can mean anything. You would think yanks would be more meticulous about their fast food vocabulary given their rate of obesity and low life expectancy.
>>17260557
>Brits
...and leafs, aussies, kiwis, irishmen, germans, frenchmen, dutch, etc.
>What do you call an ACTUAL chicken burger, morons?
A chicken burger

>>17260817
Why does that image supersede the other as supporting evidence?

i like to make my own chicken burger

>>17259363
Chicken burger

>>17261225
>...and leafs
Canadians do not call fried chicken between a bun a 'burger', assclown.

>>17262762
We absolutely do.
t. Canadian
If you doubt my credentials, I had a shawarma chicken poutine last night.

Sandwich is a generic term. Burger is used fairly exclusively as a sandwich that uses the round buns lime in your pic, aka, burger buns. Therefor burgers are sandwiches but not all sandwiches are burgers.

Case and point: shawarma guy calls his wraps 'sandwiches' despite being in a pita. While he's slightly off-putting as a person, his choice of words are correct.

>>17262856
I'm supposed to rely on the linguistic authority of a guy who says 'case and point'? Here's the Canadian KFC site.

Relying on the type of bun to denominate what is a burger is fundamentally retarded when the dish began pre-sandwich as a round or disk-shaped cooked ground beef product known as a 'Hamburg steak'. When you place a Hamburg steak between two pieces of bread, it becomes a 'Hamburger sandwich' which became shortened to 'Hamburger' and then 'Burger'. When the meat preparation is the origin-point of the word, that is the most significant detail in determining what constitutes a 'burger'. A brined and fried wholemeat piece of chicken bears no resemblance to the original dish of a hamburg steak. It bears an entire resemblance, however, to fried chicken, thus it is a 'fried chicken sandwich'. Your perversions of this language will continue no longer.

>>17261225
>ambiguous, it can mean anything
imagine being this stupid

>>17262975
>origins
>nitpicking text on an image board
None of this changes how the words are commonly used in current year.

>>17262988
*commonly used by retards
ftfy

>>17262988
>None of this changes how the words are commonly used in current year.

You were the retard attempting to use some sort of logical framework to explain how the term used by dumb ass anglos was actually the correct, superior one. Unfortunately you got Snopes fact check'd and the experts (The Americans who invented both the hamburger and fried chicken sandwich) weighed in and found your claim FALSE and MISLEADING.

>>17262762
Uh yes we do retard

>>17263068
you just posted a chicken patty, which is neither called a burger, nor a fried chicken sandwich in the US, so I cannot comment on what my dear maple syrup friends to the north call this.

>>17263189

For me, it's the McChicken. The best fast food sandwich. I even ask for extra McChicken sauce packets and the staff is so friendly and more than willing to oblige.

One time I asked for McChicken sauce packets and they gave me three. I said, "Wow, three for free!" and the nice friendly McDonald's worker laughed and said, "I'm going to call you 3-for-free!".

Now the staff greets me with "hey it's 3-for-free!" and ALWAYS give me three packets. It's such a fun and cool atmosphere at my local McDonald's restaurant, I go there at least 3 times a week for lunch and a large iced coffee with milk instead of cream, 1-2 times for breakfast on the weekend, and maybe once for dinner when I'm in a rush but want a great meal that is affordable, fast, and can match my daily nutritional needs.

I even dip my fries in McChicken sauce, it's delicious! What a great restaurant.

>>17259363
It isn’t ground.

>>17263229
Yes, I agree. You certainly are a tremendous retard who lacks reading comprehension, thanks for pointing it out even further.

>>17263424
You're an autistic retard angry about chicken burgers on the internet. Was this how you pictured your life turning out?

>>17263424
>Canadians do not call fried chicken between a bun a 'burger', assclown.
>I cannot comment on what my dear maple syrup friends to the north call this.

>>17263495
>Canadians do not call fried chicken between a bun a 'burger', assclown.
they call pork loin bacon. who gives a fuck what they call fried chicken. they're dogfuckers and retarded

>>17263437
>Was this how you pictured your life turning out?

I'm getting paid $45/hr to dunk on Commonwealth cuckolds from the comfort of my pjs in my cushy WFH tech job. No, I couldn't possibly have dreamed this is how my life was going to turn out 5 years ago, but here we are.

As for you, since you've devolved into pure ad hominem, I can see your argument has been properly blown the fuck out.

>>17263495
I'll repeat once more for the kids in the back. What that anon posted is a chicken patty, sort of like a disc-shaped chicken nugget-- reconstituted chicken flesh bound together, shaped, battered and fried. In the United States, 'fried chicken' is a term given to whole pieces of meat battered and fried, with nuggets and chicken patties being used to describe fried reconstituted meat products. I cannot comment on what Canadians call what we Americans refer to as a 'Chicken patty', this is a third, new sandwich type added into the mix by my dear, retarded Canadian friend. All I know is that the FRIED CHICKEN SANDWICH, pictured in the OP is NOT referred to as a 'chicken burger' as demonstrated by my screenshot of the Canadian KFC page seen here: >>17262975 If it is, leaf anon's picture still has not demonstrated to the contrary.

This is a burger. Chicken burgers are a thing. It becomes a sandwich once it becomes breaded and fried. You posted a chicken sandwich.

>>17264092
the thought of having minced chicken is truly putrid and you should be ashamed

>>17259433
/thread

>>17259433
Chicken Burger Sandwich?

>>17262762
I've lived in this shithole for 30 years and I'd never heard someone call this a chicken sandwich until that Popeye's meme bled north. It has always been a chicken burger whether it's a ground meat patty or a filet.
>>17262975
>Here's the Canadian KFC site

>>17265551

>>17265551
>>17265557
Point taken. Canadians are normally more in line with America on these sorts of things but I suppose your nation is more retarded than I thought

>>17263525
American fast food chain menus don't reflect the everyday vocabulary of Canadians. McDonald's UK also calls the McChicken a "sandwich" but bongs call any solid mass of meat between two round buns a burger.

burger is beef and always beef desu

>>17260800
Ever heard of a hamburger patty? That's a chicken burger. If it's on a hamburger bun then it's a hamburger. Put a steak on a hamburger bun and it's called a steak burger.

I'd accept a restaurant calling a menu item a 'chicken burger' if it was the same exact thing as their normal burger but with the patty replaced with chicken
Otherwise it's a chicken sandwich god damnit

>>17260817
>amerifat calls someone else retarded

>>17266219
Obsessed.

>>17265748
No, that sandwich is called a 'chicken patty (sandwich)', utilizing the exact same internal logic logic as a 'hamburger (sandwich)' where the word sandwich is dropped and implied through the sandwiched item.

Imagine if chicken patties had become world famous instead of burgers and you retards were calling everything between two buns a 'chicken patty' lmfao

>>17260578
I chicken burgered your sister

>>17260502
Underrated. Fucking kek.

>>17259363
i think i'm gonna go for some chicken burgers tomorrow, it ain't as good as posted here but it's got crispy edges at the very least.

>>17267134
I 00 whoppered you're mum

>>17259363
It's really astounding how thoroughly CFA BTFO's all other fast food chicken.
It's like they aren't even trying.
Hope the totally eclipse bullshit like BK, McD's, Wendys & Hardees.
Only fast food chains that should exist are CFA, Checkers, Krystal and Cookout.
The rest are fucking dog food tier.

>>17267840
I prefer popeyes sandwich sometimes

>>17267852
Their breading is unique and I do like it for what it is but they way WAY over do it with the mayo based sauce they use.
Also the cuts they use are way too thick, its almost like eating a billiard ball of fried chicken.
They need to use a Zaxby's-like sauce and less of it.

>>17259535
The botom part banana

>>17267858
I actually prefer the way that Popeye's uses the mayo for the spiciness. I live right next to a CFA so I've eaten there regularly ever since I moved here last summer, and I've found that the sandwich doesn't feel as filling as Popeye's without the thick cut and sauce. Maybe it's personal preference, especially given that I like massive portions when I pay for my food.

>>17264092
>Cheese and TOPPINGS underneath the patty
This is advanced retardation.

>>17259754
>zoomer who didnt grow up with the triple crunch

>>17259363
Chicken burger plenty

>>17259497
Still available in Kentucky. Literally had one yesterday.

>>17259497
I had something similar at Bojangles when I was Charlotte and it was surprisingly really good, not as dry as it looked. It was also my first time trying a biscuit. In leafland a biscuit is geriatric slang for cookie. Now we have them at Popeyes and I'm sick of them

>>17271282
Forgot pic, c. 2014

>>17263525
This anon is based and I will follow him into battle as a fellow burger. There are tiers you poorfag leafs and eurotrash: patties, fried chicken sandwich, and burgers (ground chicken meat)

>>17263525
>I'll repeat once more for the kids in the back.
Fuck off back to Twitter.

>>17267863
What?

>>17271331
Fried
>*clap*
Chicken
>*clap*
In
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A
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Bun
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Is
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Not
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A
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Burger

>>17268356
Cheese ALWAYS goes on bottom, but yeah toppings should go on top