sf said...

> On Sat, 15 Aug 2009 14:36:47 -0500, Andy > wrote:
>
>>sf said...
>>
>>> I cringe whenever I see the term "hamburger sandwich"
>>
>>
>>Louis' Lunch, the first hamburgers in America (as seen on "Travel
Channel:
>>Food Paradise: Hamburger Paradise") were first served on sliced bread.
And
>>the 3rd (?) generation owner DID call them hamburger sandwiches.
>>
>>Send complaints to: http://www.louislunch.com/
>>
> I won't argue if it's served between two pieces of bread, but switch
> it over to a bun and that's what it is... hamburger in a bun,
> shortened to "hamburger" in these modern days.


sf, sf, sf...

Here I've tried to assuage your fears. Alas.

A bun is sliced bread, as much as a bagel, as much as an English muffin.
Mis-shapened as it may appear, it's baked dough made to be halved to
contain "stuff."

The "Sandwiches According to Andy" theory applies to hamburger buns.

Send complaints to: <G>

Andy