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"Burger" is not a meat-specific term. It's simply two usually round bread patties with some other savory ingredient placed between them. I wonder how long it w
by drakonka 3y ago
"Burger" is not a meat-specific term. It's simply two usually round bread patties with some other savory ingredient placed between them.
I wonder how long it will take Italy to make coconut milk producers/distributors to rename their products to "coconut juice".
- peoplefromibiza 3y ago> "Burger" is not a meat-specific term. that's because you're talking about English, In Italian it absolutely is, we do not call them burgers but hamburger which means a patty of meat between two slices of bread or in a sliced bun. Or just the patty of meat. But being made of meat is the most important part.
- underseacables 3y agoIt's not milk.. it's usually a thickened liquid that works really hard to resemble milk, but it's not milk..
- drakonka 3y agoI'm not sure if you left your reply on the wrong comment by mistake since it doesn't seem to directly relate to anything I said?