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OJFord
on Sept 22, 2021
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Confessions of a Michelin Star Inspector
Ok, definitely a dialect thing. A burger (~ patty if you insist) in a bun is just a burger, I don't think anybody here (UK) would call that a sandwich.
miked85
on Sept 22, 2021
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I have never heard anyone in the US refer to just the patty as a hamburger. I have definitely never heard the term "hamburger sandwich" before.
kragen
on Sept 22, 2021
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Every supermarket I remember visiting in the US describes the hamburger patties they sell, as well as just the bulk ground meat, as "hamburger".
miked85
on Sept 22, 2021
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"hamburger" might describe the patty type, but a patty is not typically known as a hamburger as you described.
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