The Tartars placed pieces of beef under their saddles while they rode to be eaten raw and in the 19th century German immigrants brought a dish called Hamburg style beef. History gives several accounts of when it was first served. One states it was in 1904 at the St. Louis world fair made with a cooked patty with a hard roll. Another is that Louis Lessen served the first one in his lunch counter when a customer wanted a fast sandwich. Two other accounts date to 1885 at another fair. One is Charlie Nagreen in Wisconsin and the other is in NY. The Library of Congress has given the credit to Louis Lessen.
The first cheeseburger was served at a restaurant called The Rite Spot. Lionel Sternberger is known to have invented the cheeseburger in 1906.
Attila the Hun made the first hamburger , so it has been around for thousands of years.
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No. A hamburger is made of meat.
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A hamburger patty is made of ground beef from a cow.
Hamburger Helper mixes are made by General Mills
Seymour, Wisconsin- by "Hamburger" Charlie Nagreen at the annual Outagamie County Fair in 1884. He was working and selling meatballs, but people were usually in a hurry and the meatballs were very mesy. So he got the idea to smash bread on both sides and that is how the hamburger was invented!
No, there is no country named Hamburger. Hamburger is actually a type of food, specifically a sandwich made with beef patty served in a bun.
Yes if the hamburger is made of 100% meat. If the hamburger has any breadcrumbs, herbs or spices then feeding it to a ferret would not be recommended
Well, since HAMBURGER or Hb isn't in the Periodic Table, a hamburger is a compund. It is made up of many diff. substances
There was no such thing as a MacDonalds hamburger in 1946 they only made real ones.
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Beef.
The size of the hamburger is bigger and is made with more ingredients.