Chicken burger and chicken sandwich, are they not the same thing?

[SENTINEL416]

Chicken burger maybe cut differently, but Wendy's has their hamburger patties square they are still burgers, so wouldn't a chicken chicken burger be the same as a chicken sandwich?

If yes or no please explain.

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+1 y

Maybe this will clear some shit up, chicken bought from a store ground up and mixed with different seasonings and fried, grilled, or smoked would be defined as a burger. A chicken sandwich would be a whole chicken cut into chunks and seasoned. Fried, grilled or smoked would be a chicken sandwich.

[NamerOfStars]

Well, a "burger" is usually made from ground meat, while "sandwich" gives you a little more leeway. A burger is a subtype of sandwich; a chicken burger is a chicken sandwich, but the reverse may not be true.

[joeldalton]

To be called a chicken burger I’d say the chicken has to be ground. If it’s a whole piece of chicken breast or thigh, then it’d be a chicken sandwich.

[Ally247]

It's a matter of where you live, Americans call chicken burgers, sandwiches. In the UK we just call them burgers.

[Vulvalicker]

No. A chicken burger is ground and a sandwich is a fillet. Both are cooked differently which changes the flavor

[DiversityHire]

I would think a chicken burger is ground chicken, where a chicken sandwich is generally whole or processed chicken breast often breaded and fried.

[TallAnon]

A chicken sandwich is more likely to be served cold. A burger is a sandwich, but with certain expectations.

[Wise4myage]

The size and shape of the bun is the only difference, and maybe the ingredients.

[Iron_Man]

Yes they are