Absolutely not. You need to just sit and wallow in your wrongnessFuck outta here with this "sandwich" crap. It's a chicken burger. Burger. Burger. Chicken BURGER ahhhhh I'm so mad
Absolutely not. You need to just sit and wallow in your wrongnessFuck outta here with this "sandwich" crap. It's a chicken burger. Burger. Burger. Chicken BURGER ahhhhh I'm so mad
Just want to chime in and say this sandwich sucks now that the hype is long gone. When the demand was high they were constantly making fresh ones, but lately every time i get one it tastes stale as hell.
March 7th.
I had one about two weeks ago and it was just a McChicken patty on the potato bun. Still charged me $5 too.Just want to chime in and say this sandwich sucks now that the hype is long gone. When the demand was high they were constantly making fresh ones, but lately every time i get one it tastes stale as hell.
Man Wendy's really needs to reinvent their sandwich. It's still the same boring shit it always was
Edit: Ah, this is an old thread. Well, I like the current spicy chicken sandwich from McDonald's. We didn't have it over in Eastern Europe, so it was nice to taste it coming back to the US recently.
I wish more places had good grilled chicken sandwiches. Wendy's is decent.
Just want to chime in and say this sandwich sucks now that the hype is long gone. When the demand was high they were constantly making fresh ones, but lately every time i get one it tastes stale as hell.
Fuck outta here with this "sandwich" crap. It's a chicken burger. Burger. Burger. Chicken BURGER ahhhhh I'm so mad
Fuck outta here with this "sandwich" crap. It's a chicken burger. Burger. Burger. Chicken BURGER ahhhhh I'm so mad
Burgers always use meat that's grounded up and formed. You are wrong. I suppose a peanut butter an jelly sandwich is a burger too.
I've tried but there's a surprising lack of mental health professionals willing to provide counselling about burgers, which is most of what I think about
Burger is short for HAMburger but i guess that is not a hard rule because veggie burgers aren't made of meat.
Burger is short for HAMburger but i guess that is not a hard rule because veggie burgers aren't made of meat.
Phunclear is right,if veggie burgers are burgers then chicken burgers can be burgers too.
burger burger burger
Why is chicken this magical exception with Americans that suddenly makes it a "sandwich"?
There is valid reason to draw a line between a breaded and fried chicken breast (as you'd find in what the US calls a chicken sandwich) and something made with ground up whatever, like a McChicken.Now you're getting it, and I welcome you to the correct side! You can make a burger with a nice grilled portobello mushroom, turkey, veggie patty, anything that's grilled or cooked really. Why is chicken this magical exception with Americans that suddenly makes it a "sandwich"?
Slices of bread = sandwich
Bun = burger
Wendy's is decent. And it's only 350 calories. And with the 2 for 6 deal, 2 grilled chicken sandwiches for 6 bucks is a pretty good deal.I wish more places had good grilled chicken sandwiches. Wendy's is decent.
Whataburger sells an Avocado Bacon Burger that comes on toast. Also, the Honey BBQ Chicken Strip Sandwich is sometimes ordered subbing out the toast for buns. The Buffalo Ranch Chicken Sandwich even defaults to a bun!Now you're getting it, and I welcome you to the correct side! You can make a burger with a nice grilled portobello mushroom, turkey, veggie patty, anything that's grilled or cooked really. Why is chicken this magical exception with Americans that suddenly makes it a "sandwich"?
Slices of bread = sandwich
Bun = burger
Also! Burgers were first served on toast, cause burgers predate the burger bun.Whataburger sells an Avocado Bacon Burger that comes on toast. Also, the Honey BBQ Chicken Strip Sandwich is sometimes ordered subbing out the toast for buns. The Buffalo Ranch Chicken Sandwich even defaults to a bun!
I need to know where these fall on the burg-o-meter lol
For the sake of my sanity i will consider sandwiches and burgers to be interchangeable wordsI'm a European living in America, hamburgers/cheeseburgers are also called sandwiches here. It's not just chicken.
A PB&J sandwich is a sandwich. Because it's filling between two slices of bread. A chicken burger is a burger because it's on a bun.
By your logic, spaghetti is a burger because a single ingredient in the dish is ground meat.
I've tried but there's a surprising lack of mental health professionals willing to provide counselling about burgers, which is most of what I think about
For the sake of my sanity i will consider sandwiches and burgers to be interchangeable words
Since veggie burgers are a thing,sky's the limit,only a matter of time before a L.A burger joint tries to sell a peanut and butter burgerSo if I put peanut butter and jelly on a bun, that makes it a peanut and jelly burger?
A hot dog is a hot dog
Sub is another name for a sandwich
Don't know what that is
That's a person
A bit off topic,i remember when i read a copypasta that said nuggets were made by throwing little chicken at meat grinders,😂There used to be chicken burgers at these places tho right? Like I'm sure until the chicken sandwich wars started all these fast food goofs were just using grounded up chicken concoctions and breading them to form their "sandwiches.
My personal favorite of those was the Burger King OCS.
A sub isn't a sandwich. A sandwich is two pieces of bread with a filling. A sub isn't two pieces of bread, it's one piece of bread that is partially sliced in half.
Like, you can't tell me that a McChicken *patty* and a breaded and fried chicken breast are the same thing.
Burger is short for HAMburger but i guess that is not a hard rule because veggie burgers aren't made of meat.
Phunclear is right,if veggie burgers are burgers then chicken burgers can be burgers too.
burger burger burger
I mean, yeah. In my mind the two chicken based sandwiches have more in common.They're not the same thing. But when you have an extremely similar thing, prepared in an almost identical way, presented in an identical form (ie on a bun with lettuce, tomato, condiments), then it makes sense the categorise them with the same name, a burger. By your logic, the chicken burger pictured here has more in common with the chicken sandwich, as opposed to the beef burger?
Yes. Bacon and egg burgers for breakfast, yummo.
This is what you all sound like to me
I mean, yeah. In my mind the two chicken based sandwiches have more in common.
It's all sandwiches, friend. Even burgers.