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This stems from the Brits and Aussies calling chicken sandwiches with a bun "chicken burgers" discourse on Twitter currently

 

Reporting back: it is Good, really good if you like carbonated fruit punch sodas, but I do think I'm starting to not be able to handle something as sweet as a Mountain Dew Heavy

 

Yep anything here in a bun is a Burger

Chicken burger
Beef burger
Pulled pork burger
Fish burger
Veggie burger

 

burrito burger

 

hot dog burger

 

burger burger

the options are endless really

 

In America a "Chicken Burger" would have to be like ground chicken meat grilled as a patty. Simply putting a breaded chicken breast inbetweenth two buns a burger doth not make.

Like this is actually a chicken burger (per American definition of burger)

 

Breakfast burger
Burger with the lot
No rules burger

 

This is fascinating to me because it tells me Europeans and Aussies are fundamentally misunderstanding what a burger even is. They view buns as being core component of what a burger is, they are not. Ground meat patty is what makes a burger a burger, the bun isn't that important.

 

insomniac burger
burger with tiny burgers inside
just right burger

 

Bobs Burger

 

Stevie Wonder prepared this burger
burger mountain
Sunday roast burger

 

burgers and mash

alright I’m done

 

Damn I know we fucked up your culinary heritage with Outback and Bloomin Onions but you don't gotta do us like that

 

also don't British people pronounce it fill it and not fill lay

 

Its only getting worse. That's a piece of fried chicken in my fridge, no bun labeled: BURGER

 

Yes but there's no consistency between British and American English for the pronunciation of French loan words

Homage
Niche
Lingerie
Fillet
Vase
Herb
En route
Garage
Clique

All pronounced differently but it's just random which version of English stuck to the French

 

My favorite difference in American/British English is that the Brits call Crossing Guards "Lollipop Ladies"

 

Crossing Guards is too aggressive your country needs to chill

 

Fish burger is very funny to me.

 

Light beer here means low alcohol

After downing 6 bud lights Brendan and Tim started demanding "full strength beer". The bar tender was confused and they were drunker than they though, they could not understand why he was asking them if they wanted more carbs.

 

Light beer does have less carbs/calories here and is typically lower alcohol, around 4.2% or less.

 

light beer is classed as between 2-4%, ussually around 2.3
extra light is 1.2 -2

 

What’s even the point at less then 3?