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On Mon, 11 Nov 2024 20:29:49 -0500, Judith Latham
<judithlatham@gmx.com> wrote:

>The humble hamburger has a mixed history, with claims made by Germany
>that they were the first country to invent the iconic American dish.
>But Americans steadfastly claim to be the first inventor of putting a
>ground beef patty between two pieces of bread, although the name is
>thought to be associated with a European emigrant's last port before
>leaving Europe: the German city of Hamburg. A man named Fletcher Davis
>from Athens, TX, is credited with inventing the "hamburger" during the
>1880s.
>
>
>Judith

Whoever invented it, I wonder if it ever occured to them that, some
day, people in the U.S. along would eat 50 billion of them every year.