Big Mac

>>8759890
Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese....

>>8759890
>Two all beef patties
make it four!

>>8759905
>sesameme seed bun

how retarted is mcdonalds calling big mac a sandwhich when it has most of the ingredients of a cheeseburger

so basically if you put lettuce on a cheeseburger you can call it a sandwhich?

>>8760035
A hamburger is a subcategory of sandwiches

>>8760083
ok, but what distinguishes a big mac from a burger? cheese, onion, pickle, lettuce, sauce, bread, all beef patties

cheeseburger at many places: lettuce, onion, tomato, sauce, bread, all-beef patties

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>>8760090
The Big Mac sauce you fucking nigger

They were pretty good when I was a kid but now they seem downgraded. And the patties are smaller than they used to be. I get it too when I come to inflation but shits too expensive now just for a burger, not even the meal which is almost 10 bucks

>>8760115
does not compute. you can put mustard and mayo on a burger and its still a burger. or ketchup and mayo and its still a burger. so magically just because "mac sauce" is on it, makes it a sandwich? horse shit.

You're a big hamburger.

>>8760108
https://youtube.com/watch?v=djI_ret3S9g

>>8760139
If that's what you're getting at, then you already got your answer further up the thread. But let me spell it out for you:
Every burger can be called a sandwich.
What is a sandwich? I'll get you the definition:
"Two or more slices of bread or a split roll having a filling in between"
That's straight from a dictionary.

Occasionally I go to mcdonalds because getting in and out of the Carls Jr here is a pain in the ass thanks to its placement
Every single time I'm overwhelmingly disappointed in how little actual food there is in it. It's just a bunch of bread.

>>8760146
cool. thanks

>>8760158
That being said, I've never called a burger a sandwich, and the only people I have seen do it are Americans.
So I guess it's an American thing.

>>8759890

I've loved Big Macs for years now, but I only recently realized how much better they are if you ask them to leave off the upper patty and condiments. The ratio of bread to other ingredients is absolutely perfect.