| − | '''Hamburgers''' have their origin with emigrants coming to [[America]] from [[Germany]] in the 1850s. Hamburg is the name of a city in Germany. Hamburg beef, either salted or smoked, was brought on the ocean crossing as it kept through the long sea voyage. It was minced and sometimes combined with [[onion]]s or breadcrumbs. It was not until 1921 that White Castle Hamburger was founded. Modern hamburgers are served at a number of [[fast food]] [[restaurant]]s. Hamburgers nowadays are typically served on a bun and may come with a number of toppings: | + | '''Hamburgers''' have their origin with emigrants coming to [[America]] from [[Germany]] in the 1850s. [[Hamburg]] is the name of a city in Germany. Hamburg beef, either salted or smoked, was brought on the ocean crossing as it kept through the long sea voyage. It was minced and sometimes combined with [[onion]]s or breadcrumbs. It was not until 1921 that White Castle Hamburger was founded. Modern hamburgers are served at a number of [[fast food]] [[restaurant]]s. Hamburgers nowadays are typically served on a [[bread roll|bun]] and may come with a number of toppings: |