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So I've always known chicken on burger buns to be called Chicken Burgers, but sharky calls them Chicken Sandwiches. To me, if it isn't on sandwich bread, it isn't a chicken sandwich, and a chicken sandwich is not the same as a chicken burger. The burger being on the buns. But he calls them both chicken sandwiches. Also, chicken burgers are usually the battered chicken like so:
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So do you consider that a chicken sandwich or a chicken burger? Or both?
I have to agree with you shion, I would call that a chicken burger, for the same reasons you gave.
Chicken sandwich. Or sangwich.
I've never heard of anybody calling it a chicken burger, unless it was like ground chicken made into a burger. That would be appropriate I guess. Chicken burger just sounds too weird to me o.O
I've always called them chicken sandwiches, despite being made with buns.
I think we will find out this is an American thing.
Maybe the UK, Aus, and Canada call 'em burgers.
Burger implies ground meat. What you have posted is a sandwich.
But then they're in 'burger' buns.Quote:
Originally Posted by metagloria
It's all semantics, really, though. Chicken Sandgers are very tasty.
Yep. That is a chicken sandwich.
Chicken burgers are made with ground chicken and formed into a burger-shaped patty.
I mean, you wouldn't call a tuna sandwich mix on a bun like that a "Tuna Burger" would you?
ALso, pulled pork bbq sandwiches are served on hamburger buns! Yet, they're sandwiches too!
I need bbq in my life now. *Drool*
#6 with no tomato. Large fries and a coke. two junior bacon cheeseburgers.
That is a sandwich. The type of bread doesn't determine whether or not it's a sandwich. A burger, by definition, has to be ground meat made into a patty. Soy is an exception, even though I find soy burgers more of an abomination.
This must be the case. I have never heard anyone call this a chicken sandwich.Quote:
Originally Posted by sharkythesharkdogg
Let's not forget these delicacies!Quote:
Originally Posted by noxious.sunshine
http://www.simplyrecipes.com/wp-cont...sloppy-joe.jpg
They're called "Sloppy Joes", not "Chili Burgers".
A chili burger is a real thing, though. And it is so smurfing good. God bless Wienerschnitzel.
If that meat was between two pieces of bread, it would still be a chicken burger.
Americans have to do everything differently :colbert:
Is a chili burger a separate thing? Or is it just a Sloppy Joe? So many questions!
It's a separate thing! It's an actual burger with chili on it. Sloppy joes are more BBQ-oriented (and if they are not, they are wrong).
Yeah, sloppy joes are loose ground beef cooked in BBQ sauce. Manwich is an abomination that hillbillies use to make sloppy joes, so if you have any class you will eschew these monstrosities.
The Sloppy Joes served to us in school were just ground beef and sauce between patties. I take it that... isn't the norm.
It's the same thing.
Didn't see your description because simultaneous posts. I can proudly say I have not had one of these in over a decade.
Sloppy is a word that should never be used to describe food.
My mom makes fantastic sloppy joes. I had them not too long ago.
Obviously burger. D'oh.
Shion, what have you done?
Here in the UK they are general referred to as chicken burgers because they are in a burger bun. I've seen them advertised as sandwiches though. Either description is fine with me though as I pretty much know what to expect.
I'm sure that calling them burgers though is definitely not correct and anyone who does will burn in Hell. If there even is a Hell. What if there isn't? Maybe I will go my whole life referring to chicken sandwiches by the wrong name and go completely unpunished.
As a classless hillbilly who loves to mix manwich up with macaroni and cheese, how dar u. Gonna grind you up for manwich meat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colonel Angus
Chicken sandwich. Burgers are a type of sandwich made with ground up beef. I have had this argument with o_O before and EuroOceanians are still wrong despitey attempts to educate.
But Sloppy Joes aren't always necessarily cooked in BBQ ... I seent Michael Symon make them like this: http://abc.go.com/shows/the-chew/rec...ppy-mike-symon
I also have not had a sloppy joe period in like 15 years at least. Probably more than that.
If it's in a burger bun, it's a burger. If it's in two slices of bread, it's a sandwich. :jess:
I don't care what it's called. Give me one.
If you put sliced ham in a burger bun, it is not a ham burger. :colbert:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jess
It all depends on the style of the innard. Technically ground, really though, anything that looks burgery counts as a burger. :D But peanut butter and jam in a burger bun is still a peanut butter and jam sandwich.
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Originally Posted by fire_of_avalon
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Yeah pretty much this. I am sure this happens because of laziness on restaurants' parts - it's easier to lump all this similar stuff together under "BURGERS" than have a seperate section which doesn't quite fit anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bubba
If I do have a chicken breast burger though, I am 100% aware that it is chicken breast (maybe) and not a burger and would not refer to it as such outwith the burger buns, while I can have a beef burger without the bun and still call it a burger.
It's a Chicken Burger. Or more accurately, a Chicken Fillet Burger.
This is a Chicken Sandwich:
http://img4-2.myrecipes.timeinc.net/...-1041889-l.jpg
What Aulayna said. I mean, if the item in Aulayna's picture and the item in shion's picture were both on a menu, how would Americans differentiate them? Would you like a Chicken Sandwich That Makes Use Of Sliced Bread or a Chicken Sandwich That Makes Use Of Burger Buns Despite The Chicken Technically Not Being A Burger According To American Semantics?
EDIT: Also I think people here are confusing 'burger' with 'patty'. You put a burger patty inside a burger. Outside of the burger, the burger patty is merely a burger patty, not a burger.
EDITRA: Do you guys also call Veggie Burgers "Veggie Sandwiches" given they do not have any ground meat?
That looks like a Chicken Salad Sandwich to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aulayna
yep. It's a chicken salad sandwich.
Usually a restaurant does this thing where they describe the item on the menu right underneath its name. :D
That's a Tuna Roll.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bravely Proto
You're referring to a 'patty'. Do an image search for 'hamburger' then do an image search for 'patty'. You may have to filter through various pictures of people named Patty (alternatively, to save time, search for 'burger patty'), but you'll get the idea. Hamburger = The complete burger. Patty = Just the meat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jinx
And anyone arguing that "it's what inside that counts" needs to consider what a veggie burger is and what a chicken burger is. However, I will concede that a hamburger must be made with red meat. But let's not confuse the word 'burger' with 'hamburger' as they are as different as 'residence' and 'flat'. All flats are residences, just as all hamburgers are burgers. But all residences are not flats, just as all burgers are not hamburgers.
Jinx is correct, and so is Quin. A veggie burger is the same thing as a burger. As is a lamb burger. As is a turkey burger. It's ground meat (or edible substance, in the case of a veggie burger) formed into a patty. A fillet of meat, such as a piece of chicken or fish, is not a burger, it is a sandwich. The end.
Hahaha, I like how words change like that based on region. I've found quite a few things like that since moving. It can make me sad sometimes because I get homesick, but mostly I think its interesting to see different words used to mean the same thing, even within the same language. Like sometimes here, people call license plates "tags". I had never heard that one.
Anyways, I don't think it matters too much. It tastes the same no matter what you call it :D I don't think there's a right or a wrong way to say it. I was mostly just curious to see if it was just my little area that called them chicken burgers or maybe sharkys little area that called them chicken sandwiches. Seems like its mostly an American thing to call them sandwiches. So now I know!
It's called a Veggie burger because it is typically a patty made of ground soy and other vegetable matter. xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Loony BoB
As for the chicken question, we read the menu to see the description of the sandwich. From there we're informed what type of chicken, bread, and toppings it has.
As far as what a burger is called whether it's inside or outside of the bun, I think it's time you met the hamburger steak.
Welcome to cultural differences 101.
Fun fact: A lot of chicken burgers have ground chicken patties (generally battered), to be fair. It depends on how much money you're willing to spend and where you're spending your cash.
What do you guys call something that has both a beef patty and a battered fillet of chicken in it?
A heart attack waiting to happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loony BoB
Which by definition generally means 'yum' :D
That isn't a thing. Or if it is, it would be a "chicken sandwich hamburger." And I would call it that out of both a) indignance and b) accuracy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Loony BoB
http://www.kfc.co.uk/our-food/meals/fillet-burger-mealQuote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
Nice linking to KFC from your country.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aulaynahttp://www.kfc.co.uk/our-food/meals/fillet-burger-mealQuote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
http://www.kfc.com/food/sandwiches/
Since when is the Republic of Ireland part of the UK?
IDK. A chicken filet with a burger patty exists somewhere. I guarantee it.
After all, KFC has thE monstrosity that is that Double Down Chicken Sandwich thing in which 2 fried chicken filets are the "buns" & there's bacon and trout in the middle. I bet Bob eats them . Have you, Bob?
For the record, the original photo is still a chicken burger because it looks like a burger.
And it is also a drink.
Oh man I always wanted to try this heart attack in an instant but they do not sell them in my country :(Quote:
Originally Posted by noxious.sunshine
Internet says this.
A chicken sandwich is typically a boneless, skinless, breast of chicken on bread. The chicken burger or chicken on a bun is a variant served on a hamburger bun.
BoB* ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by noxious.sunshine
But yeah, I can't say I've tried that, but I can say that I love KFC's Chicken Tower Burger which has a hash brown (fried ground potato) inside, so I can only assume some people here would call it a "Veggie Burger (with Chicken) Sandwich". :D But oh man it is so good.
Oh man, the chicken zinger tower wonder moutain burger (or whatever). That trout was amazing.
Oh man. You people are gross.
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You can't possibly tell me that looks appetizing. Not even a little bit.
BoB.. Is this you IRL?
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What.
The smurf.
Is that.
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Someone needs to tell KFC that they are falsely advertising this as a burger when it is clearly a sandwich... according to most people here.
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It's this IRL:
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Ah the wonders of food styling & photography. And possibly Photoshop. :D
That's the ugliest vagina I've ever seen.
would.
My mouth just got seriously moist.
It was always a mouthful to say when ordering your food. "I'll have a Wicked Zinger Burger Tower Box, thanks." ALL THAT ER. But yes it is the hidden jewel of mainstream fast food chain burgers. I once got one served vaguely cold and you know what? It still tasted smurfing good (but yes I requested it be properly heated I'm not an idiot - and it means I get more burger).Quote:
Originally Posted by Quin
Think I'll have KFC for lunch tomorrow...
Yeah, this thread is making me insanely hungry. And I actually had a burger for lunch, too. But... not a Zinger Tower. :(
I had a hamburger patty and cheese wrapped up in a tortilla. WHAT DO YOU CALL THAT, HUH?!
I call that making do with what you can find around the kitchen.
Time to go shopping. ;)
It's a snack wrap. McDonald's has them.Quote:
Originally Posted by metagloria
Applebee's calls it the quesadilla burger.Quote:
Originally Posted by metagloria
http://www.carside.net/QuesadillaBurger_det.jpg
Chili's has one too. I was not too impressed.
Ground beef tacos on soft shell corn tortilla I can dig- with tomatoes and jalepenos and maybe finely diced potatoes and garlic and stuff.
But a burger patty in a flour tortilla/quesadilla just.. seems so wrong.
I once got into a pretty serious argument with an ex because she wanted me to get a Double Down and I refused.
But to make things even more confusing, my parents used to cook ground beef and put it in between two slices of bread with ketchup, onions, mustard, etc. They called them "hamburger sandwiches." WHAT NOW?!