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Another name for Hamburgers would be beef patties or burgers.
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What did the hamburgers name their daughter?
patty
What is the name of the disease in McDonald's hamburgers?
Madcow
Why are hamburgers called hamburgers?
They're named hamburgers because they were first popularized in Hamburg, Germany.
What is the name of the company in which you can buy Hamburgers similar to Wendy's Hamburgers?
I want to buy hamburger patties like the ones wendys resteraunts get can I do this
What is the fear of hamburgers?
burgerphobia i guess.. i don't think they have a name for it yet.
What is the name of Cody Simpson's favorite food?
Hamburgers, Pizza, Pasta
WHY were hamburgers called liberty burgers?
Hamburgers got their name from Hamburg, Pennsylvania, which, in turn, got its name from Hamburg, Germany. As America was at war with Germany at the time, German or German-sounding names were frowned upon.
What is the differenece between to love hamburgers just plain and to just plain love hamburgers?
To love hamburgers just plain = to love hamburgers without anything on them. To just plain love hamburgers = that you just really like hamburgers.
Why are hamburgers called hamburgers with no ham?
Hamburgers are named after the city of Hamburg, Germany, where a style of minced beef patty was popularized in the 19th century. Immigrants brought this concept to the United States, where it evolved into the sandwich we know today. Despite the name, hamburgers contain no ham; the term refers to the beef patty rather than any specific type of meat. The name reflects the origin of the dish rather than its ingredients.
What did the three stooges plan to call their hamburgers?
The Three Stooges planned to call their hamburgers "The Three Stooges' Hamburgers." This name reflects their signature comedic style and branding. The idea was part of a comedic storyline in their films, showcasing their slapstick humor and entrepreneurial antics.
How big is an elephant eye?
Hamburgers
What are common fillings in hamburgers?
lettuce tomato and the hamburgers...
