Where did the hamburger get its name?

when there's no ham in it? The short answer to that question is that hamburger came from Hamburg, Germany. And that's a little weird when you think about it, because the Frankfurter or ak the hot dog came from Frankfurt, Germany. Germany and fast food definitely have something going on together. Hamburger started with the Tartars and nomadic people who invaded Central Asia and Eastern Europe in the Middle Ages. The Tartars eight their s of the beef raw, hence the

name steak Tartar these days. According to one account, they tenderized their beef by putting it between the saddle and the horses they rode. When the Tartars introduced the food to Germany. The beef was mixed with local spices and fried or broiled, and became known as a hamburg steak. German immigrants to the United States brought Hamburger steak with them. It showed up on New York City restaurant menus in the eighteen eighties. Hamburgers became a sensation as sandwiches at

the nineteen o four World's Fair in St. Louis. White Castle, founded in nineteen twenty one in Wichita, Kansas, is the world's oldest chain of hamburger restaurants. The Hamburgers popularity exploded in the United States after World War Two, when burgers became the main menu item at drive in restaurants, spuned by the growing number of cars in the United States. McDonald's, which started as a Hamburger state and in San Bernardino, California,

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