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A disc of compressed minced beef is known as a beefburger. Logical.



Why - when that same disc is placed between two pieces of bread - does it suddenly become a hamburger?

ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> says in the second paragraph about it being imported from hamburg.

Actually, it's the fourth paragraph... ;-p

So, a beefburger was imported from Beef, then?

I've dwelled on this for all of 5 minutes, then i just blamed America...

Mmm, drool ...

*Kivs*

Kind of obvious, seeing that their football team is called Hamburger SV.

Mmmm, burgers....

*Drools*

here ya go -

http://www.foodvenue.com/content/ features/f020006_hamburger.asp

says in the second paragraph about it being imported from hamburg.

"Ah, but they put 1% ham in it"

*Gets slapped by Azul*

Ooww!

I believe it is something to do with such a sandwich being invented in hamburg. nothing to do with ham.


YOU CLOD!

;D

Heh, never thought of that.
I'm sure we'll get someone coming along saying "Ah, but they put 1% ham in it" or something.

There's probably some explanation.
If not, blame the Americans.
It's their fault.

A disc of compressed minced beef is known as a beefburger. Logical.



Why - when that same disc is placed between two pieces of bread - does it suddenly become a hamburger?