/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.13173883]

>The chicken "sandwich"
>Not on sandwich bread
>Clearly on a bun
>Always on a bun

These are clearly chicken burgers.

[Anonymous No.13173906]

>>13173883
Counterpoint: fuck you

[Anonymous No.13173907]

Correct. But American's are very insecure when it comes to identity, and they're fat. So don't upset them.

[Anonymous No.13173913]

>>13173883
Burger is the ground meat ya dingus.
It’s only a chicken burger if the patty is ground chicken.

[Anonymous No.13173923]

>>13173913
Burger is what it is, minced meat is the patty.
OP is based and enlightenpilled.

[Anonymous No.13173926]

this bait is getting stale

[Anonymous No.13173928]

>>13173883
>sandwich bread
No such thing.
A sandwich is anything between two slices of bread.
The chicken sandwich uses buns, that are also bread, those buns are sliced and between them there's stuff.
If between those buns there's ground meat patty, then it's a burger sandwich. As you can have burgers without having to put them between bread.

[Anonymous No.13173929]

HAMBURGER PATTY

That's a fried chicken sandwich on a bun. Or, in shorthand, a chicken sandwich.

[Anonymous No.13173941]

>>13173883
burger isnt a real word

[Anonymous No.13173966]

>>13173906
Sandwich: an item of food consisting of two pieces of bread with meat, cheese, or other filling between them, eaten as a light meal.

Damn, you use google to get on this sight but you can't use it to save you. RIP another eurofag

[Anonymous No.13173980]

>>13173966
>light meal

[Anonymous No.13173984]

>>13173980
thats a light meal for me. hate to see what you twig boy third worlders eat

[Anonymous No.13173986]

>>13173966
This is a sandwich, yet where is the bread?

[Anonymous No.13173988]

>>13173980
See now that's not a sandwich, that's a abomination. That's not even food at that point.
plus I'm sure that's just for a eating challenge.

[Anonymous No.13173989]

ya'll need god

[Anonymous No.13173992]

>>13173986
The biscuit its between you retard.
"An ice cream sandwich is a frozen dessert consisting of ice cream between two biscuits, wafers, or cookies."

[Anonymous No.13173994]

>>13173883
The real enlightenment is realizing that you could argue either side of the argument and end up in a heated debate for something that you care little about. The problem here is that once you choose which side to argue for, you become stuck in the argument fighting for that side and will end up getting butthurt over something so trivial. So, your best bet is to not even bother discussing this bullshit in the first place because you really don't give a shit whether or not it's called a sandwich/burger/taco/dickshit/etc.

[Anonymous No.13173995]

>>13173989
No a pop tart is a ravioli.

Also what the fuck is a "chip buddy"? Looks American, doesn't sound like it.

[Anonymous No.13173996]

>>13173992
But according to >>13173966 a sandwich consists of two pieces of bread.
Cookies or "biscuits" are not bread.

[Anonymous No.13173999]

>>13173995
thats because its from the uk where they love to combine starches

its french fries on bread

[Anonymous No.13174002]

>>13173995
those are fries in america. obviously its a british or australian thing

[Anonymous No.13174004]

>>13173996
thats just chocolate bread

[Anonymous No.13174010]

>>13173966
This is not a sandwich as the bread count doesn't check out.

[Anonymous No.13174014]

>>13173996
You really need to google shit.
"American biscuits are considered a type of quick bread." Biscuits are a type of bread, just like sourdough is a type of bread. Made a bit differently for a different taste but apart of the same family.

I'm convinced you've only eaten white bread your life. Or have never cooked a damn thing.

[Anonymous No.13174017]

>>13174010
Sure, the way the bread is cut makes a difference. You really are slow.

[Anonymous No.13174021]

>>13174017
So this isn't a sandwich?
The goalposts keep moving.

[Anonymous No.13174024]

>>13174021
I wasn't being serious. I was showing how dumb you are. Now you've proven me right. You are like hitting bottom floor here man.

[Anonymous No.13174030]

>>13174021
"It'S nOt A sAnDwIcH, wHeReS tHe ChEeSe?"

[Anonymous No.13174033]

>>13174030
thats a toastie

[Anonymous No.13174034]

>>13174030
Meat* talking to you is hurting me.

[Anonymous No.13174035]

>>13174024
I thought we were discussing sandwiches not my level of intelligents

[Anonymous No.13174037]

>>13174035
You see how your wrong and change the subject, nice one. Also this was always about your intelligence, since you can't tell the difference between sandwiches.

[Anonymous No.13174042]

>>13174037
I bet your a keyboard warrior and wouldn't say mean things to me if this was real

[Anonymous No.13174048]

Sandwich = Sandwich bread
Burger = Burger Bun

It's a fucking chicken burger.

If you don't like it, why don't you go out and discover new species of food so you can name them whatever you want.

[Anonymous No.13174052]

>>13174048
This is the original hamburger.
Note: no bun

[Anonymous No.13174055]

>>13174048
burger = hamburger

[Anonymous No.13174058]

>>13174042
So you wont respond to the previous subject, and you can't take mean words a screen.

Also imagine trying to act tough by saying "I bet you wont say that to me irl." lmao

[Anonymous No.13174059]

>>13174055
But no burgers have ham on them, therefore the bun defines the burger.

If you put a ground beef patty on marbled rye, you wouldn't call it a burger.

[Anonymous No.13174063]

>>13173941
>t. PHD in linguistics
what makes a word real?

[Anonymous No.13174066]

>>13174048
"an item of food consisting of two pieces of bread with meat, cheese, or other filling between them, eaten as a light meal."

[Anonymous No.13174071]

>>13174063
"The smarts peoples puts it in a books"

It is a Hamburger, because its earliest version was made in Hamburg Germany. People call it a burger which is also right. All depends where you come from.

[Anonymous No.13174085]

Imagine actually being enough of a faggot to argue about this topic

[Anonymous No.13174088]

>>13174066
Words can have multiple definitions such as:

>you should have seen your wife sandwiched between my cock and your mom's cock last night

[Anonymous No.13174153]

burgers are sandwiches

[Anonymous No.13174160]

>>13174153
sandwiches are burgers

[Anonymous No.13174161]

>>13174153
Yep, but some people are slow and think that a burger is its own category.

[Anonymous No.13174164]

>>13174071
Germany's hamburger is just ground meat with gravy poured onto it. What does that have to do with a sandwich?

[Anonymous No.13174168]

>>13174164
The origin of the name. Can you read?

[Anonymous No.13174171]

>>13174168
I can call ice cream Washington but it won't resemble the city LMFAO.

[Anonymous No.13174172]

>>13174160
I disagree; some sandwihes are burgers but not all of them

[Anonymous No.13174178]

>>13174171
Yo're an idiot, they were arguing over the name of it, Hamburger or burger. I said its Hamburger and burger, it depends on where you are from. Read brainlet, read.

[Anonymous No.13174185]

Who the fuck says chicken burger. That combination of words makes me irrationally angry

[Anonymous No.13174186]

>>13174171
Yet you call large rhomboid trash containers "Dumpsters", even though that's just a brand name and not a real word

[Anonymous No.13174189]

Burger is beef sandwich.

[Anonymous No.13174192]

>>13174178
Nope. A burger/HAMburger entails any meat item ground, cooked, and them sandwiched between salad and two slices of bread. There can be no compromise here, Einstein. There isn't and never was anything inherently German about the hamburger at any point in time. The hamburger was solely a British invention.

[Anonymous No.13174196]

>>13173883
It's not a chicken patty so it isn't a burger.

[Anonymous No.13174200]

>>13174171
Big Brain Time right here. Guess we'll have to rename
> the HAMBURGer
>the FRANKFURTer
>the Sandwich
>Champagne
>Belgian waffles
>Worcestershire sauce
>the Philly cheesesteak
And others (like the "chihuahua," but that's not /ck/)

[Anonymous No.13174203]

>>13174192
Google it you English purist. Cossacks brought it from Eastern Europe to Germany.

[Anonymous No.13174215]

>>13174192
The common belief is that the American hamburger borrowed its name from a dish called "Hamburg Style Beef" or "Hamburg Steak" which arrived in the United States from the German city of Hamburg in the 19th century.

[Anonymous No.13174222]

afaik 'hamburger' was a marketing name for the ground beef toasted sandwiches made by one restaurant in Connecticut ~110 years ago

[Anonymous No.13174227]

Burgers are made from ground beef or pork. This is a chicken burger because it's made from ground chicken.

>>13173883
This is made from a friend chicken breast, not ground.

[Anonymous No.13174229]

Ground chicken. What a chicken burger is made from.

[Anonymous No.13174271]

>>13174229
That's a mutt hormone slab. Real ground meat isn't comparable.

[Anonymous No.13174278]

>>13174215
>The common belief is that the American hamburger borrowed its name
>>13174171

[Anonymous No.13174399]

>>13174278
When did I say Americans made it? You guys are really dumb.

[Anonymous No.13174477]

>>13174399
And you are a nigger

[Anonymous No.13174513]

>>13173906
fpbp

[Anonymous No.13174795]

>>13173994
I think you should'nt be here on this web site.

[Anonymous No.13174929]

The real question is: Are Poptarts sandwiches or ravioli?