Which burger would you prefer?-Cultural differences?

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Option A: Bbq burger on a burger bap with cheese, ketchup, salad, wedges and corn on the cob

Option B: Grilled burger (no bap etc) with plain pasta and salt

We had Dds friend over for lunch after Dd asked her if she wanted to come for burgers and toasted marshmallows. She was quite confused about the burger as has it like option B at home, aside from at McDonald’s.

Which burger do you prefer and can anyone guess which country we’re in?

id prefer Option A: Bbq burger on a burger bap with cheese, ketchup, salad, wedges and corn on the cob

but at times ive also had option b

Burger bun, definitely

If I have a BBQ I usually buy the soft rolls which I call "baps" but if writing the shopping list I'd probably write "bread rolls".
If in McDonald's/Burger King I tend to say "bun".
Why ?
What's wrong with me 😂

Yes that works too, but after bap

So I’m going to guess…. Denmark. (Just a random guess!) Tell us OP!

ETA: I choose A. I would be open to trying B but only with added peas.🫛

😂

@Needmorelego meatballs are slowly stewed in tomatoes sauce with Italian seasoning throughout the recipe. Tomato sauce still features.

The country hasn’t come up yet 😊

A no question

Not heard of option B

United Kingdom ?

It’s a roll

Option C. Double beef patty, stilton, bacon, lettuce, pickles, burger relish, tomato & caramelised onion marmalade. Served with fries.

Cannot abide bbq. But I like more than a plain patty if forced between your 2 options I would go for B as at least I would eat it (I really dont like BBQ flavour)

@FairViewRosie25 are you sure about that.....

It's not a South coast thing though.

"Option C. Double beef patty, stilton, bacon, lettuce, pickles, burger relish, tomato & caramelised onion marmalade. Served with fries."

well, yeah 😂

better still, brie

So you had a pasta dish, using burger meat? Not really a 'burger' as everyone knows it.

Oh, and Germany. Did they not invent the burger?

Its surely just a preference between plain food v heavily flavoured sauces? And family norms.

One of my kids would have chosen option B up to two years ago.
Personally I wouldn’t eat either.

I don’t believe the preference is cultural.

Option B would be tolerable but the lack of mention of any kind of sauciness frightens me.

So definitely Option A.

South Africa?

Option C does sound really good tbf!

Hamburg..er

Frankfurt..er

They have a lot to answer for, those Germans.😁

I think you're in the Philippines, OP.

See this is different though than when it’s with a burger…
I would say barm cake or chip barm (originally from Greater Manchester)
But I wouldn’t say a burger was on a barm 🤣

I'm British and if someone offered me a burger I'd expect Option A but I'd prefer B. Well ideally I'd opt for a hybrid version and add salad to B and I wouldn't have salt. If I ever go to McDonalds or similar I order the burger plain in a bread roll but with none of the other disgusting stuff in it. If I ruled the world I'd ban ketchup, mayonnaise and all other similar revolting, slimey substances. 🤮

No…we didn’t.
They would normally have a beef burger with salted pasta next to it