An Animated History of the Hamburger

Ever wonder how America's signature dish came to be? Let food historian George Motz and animator Jorge Corona take you on a hand-drawn historical journey, done entirely on burger wrappers.

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[Postmalaaaade]

Les gars qui sont là pour de l’anglais

[spacexstuff]

The person who invented the burger should win The Nobel Price

[nawfelmartina]

Travailler aux lieux de regarder les commentaires

[hyyunbiin]

Il s'agirait de parler moins vite ...

[annikakari]

Hamburger was made in USA by German immigrants (name not known) from Hamburg. In fact, people from Hamburg did not enjoy those patties made with minced meat; yet, only recently, when the dish became popular, residents of Hamburg wanted to use the popularity for their tourism gains. However, those minced meat patties were certainly enjoyed by Hungarians for the longest time. In which, it leads to a fact that a Hungarian immigrant settled in Hamburg, Germany, then his/her descendants later immigrated to USA with the recipe. But the most interesting fact is that it was Mongolians who initially enjoyed those minced patties, which later they have spread the recipe during their conquest in Eastern Europe. Mongolian cavalries had to mince and salt their meat in order to conserve the food consumption, as they travel intensive amount of distances.

[shogi]

les personnes présente en cours d’anglais

[Katana-oyvc]

Pourquoi on fais sa en cours d'Anglais

[ratuumot]

les gens la en cours d’anglais en 2022 rip a vous

[quentin]

Vidéo educoludique me permettant d'accroître mes connaisances primaires ! En résumé, très bon sujet mais PARLE MOINS VITE ET EN FRANCAIS SI POSSIBLE !

[Mistysfedora]

great video, thank you for making this

[Inconnu-lrbk]

mettez les sous titres ça ira plus vite 🥰

[fichandshark]

Yo j’adore l’histoire du burgeur.
Voici une citation d’un très gros mangeurs de burgeur:
my big

[razormc]

You also forgot to mention that in 1948 McDonalds began to serve hamburgers as their main product, creating the world's largest chain

[josephmartinez]

That's cool. Nice video. And I didn't know that about White Castle. :)

[Super-Popool]

Ceux qui mettent les sous-titres vous êtes des génies.

[nero-en]

First off ... White Castle is SEWAGE ! And chopped beef is not ground beef, so NONE OF THAT chopped stuff counts !

[joelgalvan]

Hamburguesa, viene de la carne, que está en el peso de la tienda.

[rampage]

i thought the hamburger came from Hamburg in germany

[ChrisW_Essex]

So basically the americans nicked it and whacked two slices of bread each side and claimed it as their national dish

[Vincelixify]

at 0:30 thats actually the flag of the Netherlands not Germany which holds the city of Hamburg! They are neighbours though it gets mixed up a lot but that's like saying Texas state is the same as New Mexico :)