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I suspect Commonwealth or Asia. Is your definition of sandwich cold things between sliced bread and burger hot things in a bun? A piece of hot chicken between
by goosejuice 7mo ago
I suspect Commonwealth or Asia. Is your definition of sandwich cold things between sliced bread and burger hot things in a bun?
A piece of hot chicken between bread in Italy would likely be a panino, france a sandwich, spain a bocadillo, Portugal sandes, Japan a sando, mexico a torta, Argentina a sanguche.
I think you overestimate how many people use burger for things that don't refer to the American concept. A lot of cultures have hot sandwiches and thus (ham)burger is often distinctly the American concept of a ground beef patty. Where this breaks down outside of the Commonwealth is often from cultures without things in bread that got exposed to the generic burger via fast food chain terminology. Not surprising there.
- deaux 7mo agoWhat are you even arguing about? KFC and McD uses "Burger" everywhere outside of NA. There's nothing left to discuss besides that, it shows that indeed the rest of the world all calls it a burger even though it's not a ground meat patty. Good luck finding a country outside of NA where they call their chicken burgers a "chicken sandwich". > Is your definition of sandwich cold things between sliced bread and burger hot things in a bun? A _burger bun_ makes it a burger.
- goosejuice 7mo agoAsking questions and giving background isn't arguing. Thanks for answering one of my questions. > Good luck finding a country outside of NA where they call their chicken burgers a "chicken sandwich". I gave you several examples already. There's a whole lovely world of food outside of fast food. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sangucher%C3%ADa?wprov=sfla1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sangucher%C3%ADa?wprov=sfla1