How are burgers so popular? They're bottom of the totem pole when it comes to sandwiches

[BrothaZay]

Can someone help me figure this out? How is one of the Wackest sandwiches the most popular one in the country?

I can literally name Atleast 10 sandwiches I'm getting before a burger with NO HESITATION


-cheesesteak



Italian beef

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Chopped beef

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Hell any type of bbq sandwich

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A gyro


A pastrami sandwich

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A turkey bacon ranch sub


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A chik fila spicy chicken sandwich

A chili dog

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Yet somehow nikkas is choosing a Wacc ass burger

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

Rep for adding pictures:

I'd put Peanut Butter and fluff and egg salad sandwiches at the bottom.

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

And Paseos has the best sandwich in Seattle

The bread
The garlic aioli
They marinate the chicken overnight then cook it in a sauce
Chicken breast and thigh options
Plate lunches with jambalaya too

 

[Fresh]

I get what you're saying OP, but maybe you should just try eating high quality burgers, no McDonald's or anything like that

 

[Buddy]

Burgers are literally the start of "Fast Food". You could have a like 20 of them cooking on a griddle at once. Everything else you mention except for hot dogs s take wayyy longer to prepare the same quantity. And hot dogs were wildly popular for the same reasons.

And Paseos has the best sandwich in Seattle

FACTS damn I just had flashbacks. I was a regular at the one on Fremont for years back when I lived there

 

[Killigraphy]

Readily available, always good tasting. Aka the Pizza of sandwhiches....even if you have a bad* one, its still a burger. Also, its the most sold meat product for a reason...it literally goes on anything, a chopped cheese is always delicious, most beef being chuck (which has a ton of flavor) is always devoured. So; Cheap + Flavorful = most consumed.

 

[JLova]

Burgers are consistent for the most part and easy to make. The food posted in OP have a higher degree of difficulty to make and are not consistent. More expensive too.

 

[Mr Clean]

The simplicity of cooking a patty is underrated. Packaging, transport, scalability like McDonald's all that shyt. That's why I dont get people paying $20-$30 for a burger because it's gourmet. If it's some high quality meat then I don't want it in ground up

There are better sandwiches than a burger but a burger is a burger.

Burgers are consistent for the most part and easy to make. The food posted in OP have a higher degree of difficulty to make and are not consistent. More expensive too.

Facts.

A bad cheesesteak might have you mad for a week straight. shyt might even turn into a vendetta against that store for life. A bad burger is like

 

[richaveli83]

 

[loyola llothta]

PB&J >>>> Cheese burger

 

[nairdas]

Bbq hamburgers >>>>>>>

I used to body 3 soon as they come off the motherfukking grill

 

[L&HH]

Consistency and efficiency is the difference between a burger and those other sandwiches you mentioned.

 

[Raw Lyrics]

I believe a burger may have been born out of the depression. It was originally intended as a cheap meal where one could get their meat, lettuce, and bread all in one sitting.

 

[Commish]

Everyone's palette is different. People like a lot of things. Some makes sense while others don't.

Fast food burgers are different than BBQ burgers than Restaurant gourmet burgers than Eddie Murphy's Mama's homemade burgers, etc...

They be @ the bottom of OP's sammich totem pole but may be @ the top of another person's sammich totem pole.

Palettes aren't monolithic!

 

[Json]

Burgers are versatile in terms of how they can be constructed.

A ham sandwich is just layering. A burger you can mix the seasoning into the meat itself