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Topic	You can only get Hawaiian pizza in hell:(
mooreandrew58 10/16/17 12:12:46 PM #29:	SushiSquid posted... mooreandrew58 posted... I never got that. one country inventing a type of food but slapping another area's/countries name on it. oddly I can't think of any other cases of this at the moment but I feel like i'm pretty sure its happened. French fries aren't French. always wondered about that. doing some study on my family history though whom came from Hamburg Germany. there is debate on where the hamberger came from, one side claims america (texas specifically I think) and the other well Hamburg. both claiming they invented it within the same time era, which is possible for two people to have similar ideas, but naming it the same thing? i'll believe Hamburg did though as the name makes more sense that way considering its made of beef not ham though the german version had I wanna say fried eggs on it as well. either way though I'll believe they did it first, but as said my family is from that area so I got some bias --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:888537350] in You can on... [t:75883564]...</cite> <quote><cite>SushiSquid posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote> I never got that. one country inventing a type of food but slapping another area's/countries name on it. oddly I can't think of any other cases of this at the moment but I feel like i'm pretty sure its happened.</quote> French fries aren't French.</quote> always wondered about that. doing some study on my family history though whom came from Hamburg Germany. there is debate on where the hamberger came from, one side claims america (texas specifically I think) and the other well Hamburg. both claiming they invented it within the same time era, which is possible for two people to have similar ideas, but naming it the same thing? i'll believe Hamburg did though as the name makes more sense that way considering its made of beef not ham though the german version had I wanna say fried eggs on it as well. either way though I'll believe they did it first, but as said my family is from that area so I got some bias --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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