This Restaurant INVENTED The First Hamburger In The World
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- Опубліковано 30 лис 2022
- This Restaurant INVENTED The First Hamburger In The World
📍Louis' Lunch
261 Crown St, New Haven, CT 06511
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This is the definition of “If ain’t broke, don’t fix it”
Exactly 😊
You Tell me cheese from a can a bland piece of meat on toast with onion is Better? Or even good compared to burgers now
Not fix it but allowing ketchup or other options to upgrade or fit other tastes
The people making these burgers are “ broke”
Who wants a oxidized beef patty, with hardly any seasoning and no sear on it. Put on a non toasted slice of bread instead of a bun with cheese from a can
Hell nah
@John Lim I live in Cheshire, about 30 min from New Haven so I gotta give this a try
@@PJ.Rob06 bro please save your money. You're better off going to STOP and Shop, over pay for 80/20 and cook it yourself so you can actually enjoy it. Meat is bland, cheese makes the bread soggy and it's overpriced. Service is kinda rude. They only want money from the Yale students not the locals. They come off as yuppies.
Undercooked and under seasoned hamburger on soggy toast with cheese whiz. Yum 💀
“ThE mEaT iS bEtTeR mEdIuM rArE bEcAuSe It HaS mOrE fLaVoR, my a$$ I’ve tried medium rare steaks and burger and that whole “it has More flavor” is bullshit.
@@krys7643eating shitty meat are ya?
@@krys7643Sounds like your meat is bad quality lmfao
@@krys7643you must be a toddler
@@Mike-oxlong1029 bro I was born in 2001 how the hell I’m I a toddler you buffoon.
Been eating there for 45 years. This will be the last generation who owns the place and works there. Sally's Pizza sold out and so will Louis' Lunch. I make my own Louis' Lunch burgers at home these days. Fire up the grill, 80/20 burger with a few other cuts mixed in, 2 slices of Pepperidge Farm toast (I butter the toast), onion, and a schmear of Cheez-Whiz. Yeah, you got that right: they use Cheez-Whiz for cheese. And it's very good. I gobble them down and then take a nap. And they don't throw you out if you're a newbie and ask for ketchup.
Oh wow 45 years?? That’s incredible how old were you were you when you first had one? How old are you now? I’m so curious to hear your story!
I'm guessing this guy to be around 55 years of age probably around 10 years old when he had his first burger, we'll have to wait for his reply to find out.
Thanks for the recipe. No need to go there now 😂 I also doubt cheese whiz was around in 1900.
@@mr.reality9741I mean in 190 we did have computer so who's to say we can't have anything of that sorta?
Thank you for your great wisdom sir 🙏
Unseasoned, undercooked tennis ball meat in white bread. My favorite
Says the guy who hasn’t eaten there lol. I have quite a few times and hope they stay in business for many more decades.
It was seasoned twice, open your eyes.
Its seasoned
As someone who has eaten there, it fucking sucks lmfao
@@nathanfay2649you watched a dude salt both sides of a burger and called it "seasoned twice" shut tf up lmfao
The hamburger is from Hamburg Germany 1885 or so while sailor came to shore and wanted a Frikadelle (like burger patty) but they had to get on the ship again so the chef put the Frikadelle in bread
*AMERICA HAS ENTERED THE CHAT*
Team merika...f*** yeah*
@@robertbrentjr857 team we dont know what a woman is? Or team men can get pregnant? Your nation is fucked and nothing to be proud of.
Could be this place in us invented the first chessbuger or even just a hamburger but with a bun instead of a plain patty
@@ItzGirkyou realize Americans think the world revolves around them right? We have iron fences in my country older than the US.😂
Live in New Haven and they're not delicious at all
In your opinion. My cousins and I have never had a bad order from there.
@@TheCeraization You and your cousins will not change the opinion that I, and many others who have never had this burger and likely never will, hold, that this burger would be objectively disgusting and and gross
@@Syphonus811 I too said the same before I actually stepped inside and ordered a burger. I was then hooked.
@@TheCeraization I'm so sorry that happened to you
@@Syphonus811 I’m so sorry too that you’re pessimistic.
Me: “Mom, please, can we get real Louis Lunch hamburgers for dinner?”
Mom: “No, you don’t need that. We can make Louis burgers at home.”
The burgers at home: **uses a normal hamburger bun**
Im a medium rare steak kinda guy. And even I cook my burgers well done
then u missing out
Doesn’t make sense
@@percpete Yeah... missing out on bacteria. On steak, only the outside of the meat is harmful. On ground beef, everything is grounded in so you have to thoroughly cook it
@@Ka-Ping what if they just cut the outside away?
@@brendenlee9043 you are potentially introducing new contaminants by cutting it
3$ for a bottle of water at this place. Please avoid it like the plague.
They get the bottle for a dollar, sell it for 2 and only make 1 because they have to pay the seller. Don't blame the restaurant blame your leaders
@@brysonbermes1264bottles of water absolutely do not cost a dollar wholesale, and the "leaders" don't directly decide how much water costs. Private companies do.
Real fucking weird comment here guy. Like, you typed authoritatively but you clearly actually don't know that much. Like, If I can get a pack of six water bottles at the dollar store for a buck fifty, there is no god damn way they cost a buck wholesale.
@@Oldass_Deadass_dumbass_channel where TF are you living a 6 pack of real water not dasani. Cost 12.99
Trash food for a trash country hahahahah
@@brysonbermes1264youre not very smart
I'm a town over from New haven and after watching the video I want to try it, but everyone in the comments says it's trash
Honestly it’s not bad at all. They use meat that is really juicy so it’s worth trying
I am from New Haven and let me tell you they are not that good lol just really cheap 😂😂😂
They upped there prices im from NH too
I see new haven style pizza on UA-cam all the time and it looks soooo good. 🤤
@@PickledMushroomSauce we have some of the best pizza in New Haven. Good places are Sally’s, Frank Pepe’s, and even Dayton street pizza. If your in west haven zupardis Apizza is the best.
@@PickledMushroomSauceAgreed. New Haven style pizza is the best pizza I’ve ever eaten. I’ve been to Naples, NYC, Chicago, California, and the New Haven pizza wins every single time for me. I’ve never had a Detroit pizza in Detroit, but I like it enough to make it at home when I want that textured pizza crust and the crispy and lacy cheese around the edges. I did buy the special pan though, which makes all the difference.
I totally understand if you’ve grown up eating pizza in your hometown and love the nostalgia and comfort it brings, though. Just because I personally think it’s the best doesn’t mean you will. To be fair, I grew up in CT and that’s what I know best.
I can’t make NH pizza at home though, because I don’t have the appropriate oven that’s been seasoned over decades. So we take trips up the coast whenever we can. We eat as much NH pizza, grinders (submarine sandwiches named after the workers at the submarine base and factories that made them in Groton, CT), fish sandwiches, whole belly clams, Rhode Island clam chowder (clear broth), and clam fritters that we can stuff into ourselves while we visit. It’s probably a good thing I do not live there, because I would eat like that every single day if I could.
I hope you can try it soon and decide for yourself if it’s the best for you or not.
Pretty sure they want 20 bucks I ain't paying 20 bucks for that. It's novelty crap.
I love this place in my hometown
TRI STATE AREA REPRESENT!
Yeah born there
@@davidpoindexter7054 same
Unseasoned burgers that’s what y’all like
@@zekeharris5276It was seasoned tho
The hamburger originated in Germany.
@user-vu9pe6qc4land bun is not a type of bread?
Hamburg steak was invented in Hamburg, Germany but who started putting it on bread is a mystery. Many think it was German immigrants who came to America who founded the Hamburger as a sandwich.
as well as naziism
@@yungjuze7450womp womp
No. No they did not. Your etymological skills are bad.
If you want Louis lunch go ahead. But after you spit it out go across the street to bar and get a pizza
💯
😂🤣😂😂
Agree. We have the best pizza!
Gross. That place started the mashed potato pizza nonsense
@@CC-watches sliced potatoes are a popular topping in Italy. But I've never had the mashed potato pizza from bar but I do love their sausage pizza.
I live here and can also confirm that it tastes like the first hamburger ever invented… it’s crazy expensive for an ok burger at best. So much better places to get burgers all around town.
I invented diarrhea.
I bet you did
Lol
🤣
Pretty sure Taco Bell did.
💩 _"Thank you!"_ 🤎
When mom says "we have McDonald's at home"😂
Connecticut native here, and I can honestly say that new Haven is like the NY of CT where food is concerned. All of the famous places are there. However, since Fairfield county is more affluent, that's where you'll find that mouth-gasm gourmet goodness! Super expensive here tho! 🤑😮💨
Im born n raised in new haven heard about this place but never been
Don't feel bad me either
Same. I literally live up the street from it
Fairside 2x all day lmaoo
Don't worry, you aren't missing much.
I lived in Fair Haven for almost my whole life and never heard of this place or even know where it is.
While it’s hard to know which food origin stories or real and false, a cursory study will show hamburgers were being sold in many states by the 1890s lol.
Honestly it looks so bad too. No way this is why it caught on lol 😂
That hamburger is still mooing
That’s literally how I make my burger in jail. Dutch jail. You can order almost anything but no hamburger buns 😅
Are you a Moroccan
order food? in jail?
@@sickofslimeeJails in Holland are like hotels
@@igorb8268 oh yea true
Love me some raw ground beef
That’s medium rare the best way to cook meat
I remember eating an “undercooked” burger like that and after that it was the only way I made mine ever since medium rare-medium
@@dannybarber601nope
@@dannybarber601definitely not medium rare 😂😂😂
@@dannybarber601 for a steak yeah because the bacteria is on top. When you grind it up it’s all mixed in so medium is really the farthest you should go for a burger
Don't ask for any other condiment on your burger because they won't give it to you.
That's why I won't be going there!
Thats why its so garbage they are literally just a relic cause the burger has the same flavor as any dumbass cracker in a burger joint can make
Mfs are putting god damn cheese wiz on their burgies but blow a casket when you ask for a little bit of ketchup
Lol that means that place is dog
Thats not even true. Theyll give you ketchup if you ask.
Mfs love making these comments but have never even been to Louis, let alone Connecticut.
Well damn I finally feel good that Connecticut actually is known for something
New haven also has Yale lol
And I live there :D
Dude I’m also a citizen of one of the forgotten states
Did ya forget about da ahbeetz ?
@@waffleman574 cool! im form branford!
Wrong! Hamburgers were invented in the 19th century in Germany. It happened in a little place called, you'll never guess it; Hamburg.
Saw this on the travel channel yearrrrrrsssssss ago I miss all those cool shows they had.
YUCK THAT BURGER IS STILL RAW IF YOU EAT THAT THEN I NEVER WANT TO EAT AT YOUR MOMS HOUSE 🤢
Its funny how the hamburger is named after hamburg Germany because thats where it was invented
Hamburger, the birthplace of the food is in it's name.
@@JulianPlays-jb6xb nope, it was in the ports of hamburg
The hamburger patty came from Hamburg Germany, the sandwich came from the USA. That's what I was always told.
@@JulianPlays-jb6xb please be joking
Invented in Seymour, Wisconsin by Charlie Nagreen. They also have the record for the largest hamburger at 5520 pounds.
Connecticut also has a restaurant that serves steamed cheeseburgers. It may sound weird but they taste so good in there extra juicy.
YESSIR
They have a couple different ones but the one in my home town Wallingford it is amazing
@@splue22 it's called Ted's right? I LOVED those at the fall festival in Cheshire
Hell yeah Teds in meriden. Still to this day trying to figure out what cheese that is. I’m afraid to ask em
Ted’s Restaurant in Meriden.
I worked there in the 80’s lol
Ayooooo ive eaten lunch there once a week for the last 5 yrs. I work right down the street. They're so nice there (unless you ask for ketchup lol) and the burgers are great.
The way they cooked burger was so different.
The thing is still mooing
Nah gee 🤣 I get my shit medium at most. Ground beef shouldn’t be pink at all. It’s different than regular meat my boy😂
I’m from New Haven Ct I’ve been seeing this restaurant my whole life but never tried it out … I’m gonna check them out this weekend
Save your money and time. It tastes like overpriced, air flavored water. If you still insist get it to go, sit in your car with your salt and pepper shakers, ketchup, mustard and mayo because they don't have condiments.
Did you go?
They don’t allow ketchup
Yeah, I’ve heard about this one 😒😭
No ketchup. Now that's my kinda place. Ketchup is so nasty.
@@sedaberryhell yeah, fuck ketchup
@@VoodooPadre ty Segall pfp nicee
Can you Bring your own ?
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Are the machines originals?
Yea I believe so 😊
Yes they are.
The Hamburg in Hamburger comes from the city of Hamburg, Germany. Hamburg stakes were originally served on a plate and eaten with a fork and knife. When German immigrants came to America, they started to serve Hamburg steaks. Apparently the first Hamburger came from a guy who wanted a Hamburg steak but was in a hurry. So they toasted some bread and put the steak on the toast for him and this is the first recorded hamburger in history. So to everyone in the comments saying the hamburger was invented in Hamburg, Germany, the patty was, but the actual burger itself wasn't invented in Germany but in America.
And they say America doesn’t have culture smh
I mean yeah most traditional American dishes come from immigrants given America is a country of immigrants
NO! Americans invented hamburger as well as everything else. And they conquered Constantinople.
@@baldrick1485 Yes. Once an American asked me (I´m from Germany) if we have refrigerators in Germany. I said, That his question is funny because refrigerators were invented in Germany. But he didn't believe me.
Your wrong dude they gave them to sailors between two slices of bread b4 this
Wished they would finish cooking it
And when they decide to cook their burgers I'll go there to eat.
No thanks 🤮🤮
Omg that's my city❤
I've been going there since 1895... Born and raised in New Haven. The price has gone up to 7 dollars since I started going there.. It's a great hamburger..
You're almost 130 years old! You need that oldest person alive award
I dare you to stand outside and sell mc Donald ketchup packets for a dollar a pop.
And wear a trenchcoat, with the ketchup packets arranged on the interior flap (next to the Authentic Genuine {Imitation} 💎 necklaces)!
As a CT resident I can say this is a must go to if you are visiting CT
Never being, never heard off, before, dont even know where it is, N.H is pretty big town.really like the oven through
Know if your CT resident go eat at Ted’s burgers that shit is fire
@@johnkennedysilveira1323 Louis lunch and Frank Pepe are tourist traps. Go eat at Ted's or something
@@neggar3142 steamed mush crap
Nope, it wasn't done
I've noticed how a lot of places that serve burgers in the USA will serve it either undercooked or slightly undercooked, more times than not. The last thing they want is to get criticized for serving it dry, burnt, or bland. The trade-off is that you might get the runs and your jaw might feel sour for an hour or so. But yeah, when you're trying to appeal to everyone, that stuff happens. I'll also be biased here and add that white culture likes their meat less cooked than the rest of us. A burger is supposed to be either medium or medium well. Burger joints might serve only medium rare and.. occasionally, they might actually be rare. That's when it's okay to flip out on them, but it's to be expected now and then so don't fret.
My face when I heard my hometown😮😮!!!
I lived in Connecticut my whole life and never knew about this place
Go to Jordan's hot dogs and burgers instead on State Street. Waaaaay better. This place don't allow you to have condiments for the burger you pay for.
@willmann30 Literally a co worker told me the same thing today lol that's actually crazy no condiments
@@ChrisP.Bacon1 it is crazy. Burger is like damn near $20 bucks but they don't give you condiments? THAT'S INSANE. They only want business from the Yale students anyway. And they can be rude. Bread is soggy from that messy cheese. I tried the place twice. Never again.
The first Hamburger has nothing to do with the USA.
Nobody actually knows for sure if it was the US or Germany. Look it up, and stop gatekeeping food, it's weird
@@avesgreenExactly what you’re doing, hypocrite.
@@avesgreen who the fuck is gatekeeping food?
@@sungkyumkim1438 literally every European ever
The way we do with buns and cheese is arguably original. What can we say with did it better… the Hamburger in Hamburg was just a steak.
I need my burger well done 😥
Sin!
@@Super-JDI would rather sin then be on the toilet for the rest of the day. Medium rare burgers are so bad for you 💀
@@someguythatplaysgd5482wrong do some reading med rare is how your supposed to eat a burger.
@@Super-JDAgreed. If people wanna eat flavorless, dry hockey pucks than whatever.
@@TheCeraizationbro tf you talking about no flavor? What burgers are you trying if they have no flavor that’s seems like a you problem. Also you say hockey pucks but have you actually cooked a burger?
Hamburgers was made in Hamburg Germany because it used Hamburg steak
The customers never complain because none of them have lived
Dumbass comment😂😂😂
It’s RAW
Burgers should definitely be cooked fully, but no that is not raw lmfao. That’s called medium rare
@@fffffffff25 GURL who the hell eats a medium rare burger
@@Anime_Risky__ did you not fucking read the first part of my sentence?
WP4U
@@Anime_Risky__The same ones who hate the dryness and flavorless well done burgers.
The Cuban spot next door is better. You’re not missing anything at all
😂😂😂 my guy this comment soo funny people don’t even know
That Cuban restaurant really is phenomenal.
@@icetre5312 bro I go to Jordan's hot dogs and burgers for my burgers. It blows Loui's out the water.
What’s it called? I want to check it out
@@chrissanderson6125 Soul del Cuba or something very close to that.
Went here years ago with an NFL linemen, let’s just say it was the best burger ever eaten by both him and I
I live in New Haven CT so I pass this place all the time but I've never been in it. 💀 I should try before I die!!
And don't EVER ask for ketchup! You will get booted!
Aint no way im eating a burger without ketchup
@@yayo4478 you won't need ketchup with these burgers! Trust me, I thought the same!!
That’s like telling me I don’t need salt
@@yayo4478 don't eat them
Overrated
Whatever you do, don't ask them for ketchup
Don't worry, i wont.
Just do what my buddy did and sneak in ketchup packets in your pocket 😂
They really think they invented the hamburger? 😂 really? 😂
McDonald's invented the hamburger in 2020 in response to covid
Actually there are 2 main answers to this: 1 the one you said and 2 that it was invented in hamburg in Germany as a quick food for sailors. Both of them could be true.
“WE GOT MCDONALDS AT HOME!!”😂😂😂😂… then make this 😂
That pie and mashed potatoes looks legit though.
No they didn't, the first hamburger was made in Germany before this
The first hamburger wasn't created in the U.S but was actually created in Germany
A quick google search will tell you that’s wrong. They used to chop up the meat and it with a fork a knife in Hamburg. The hamburger as we know it was first introduced at a worlds fair in Milwaukee
@@chandlerblachut3878 This is wrong my good friend, the hamburger as we know it today was inspired by a dish called "Hamburg steak" and was brought to the United States by German immigrant's and eventually evolved into the hamburger we enjoy now. It started to gain popularity in places like Connecticut and New York while also gaining popularity in the 1904 world's fair in St.Louis Missouri.
@freedomlogical A German American may have invented it but it was inspired by German dish, in other words it evolved over the years. At the end of the day man I don't really care they taste good that's the important part.
@@GAMINGWITHEASEYTthis is like saying the pizza was invented by the Chinese. Lol
@@ErikPT At the end of the day the internet will show you different results some say it has American and some say it has German origins some say it came from Ohio, Wisconsin Connecticut or Hamburg at the end of day it's a heavily debated topic over its origins I could be wrong you could be wrong either way I don't really care. 🤣
yall can have that “burger” 😂
That burger is raw
It’s called medium rare.
This place invented the first CHEESEBURGER, not hamburger. Hamburgers were invented in Hamburg, Germany.
A quick google search will tell you that’s wrong
Looks absolutely delicious. I love it. No wonder they’ve been in business so long.
I’m sure it’s fire 🔥 The simplest things in life are usually the best
So they invented sandwich which got it's name from the city it was invented in? The Hamburg ?
Yeah, however it may be the first hamburger in America?
@@The-Last-Word you can't invite the first something in america, if its invented somewhere else then its from somewhere else
@@dagod99 yes, though i was saying it was the first one made in America and not invented
The hamburger was not made in Hamburg Germany😂 I can tell your not German if you seriously think that they don’t eat that shit. Ground beef was invented in Hamburg, Germany. America then took the ground beef and invented the hamburger which was ground beef placed between bread. They then named it after the place where ground beef was invented… in no way did the Germans have anything to do with the invention of the hamburger
@@Foggycallabasashillshelicopter one word : wikipedia
The invention is disputed between america and germany because of the amount of technicalities. For example “The 1758 edition of the book The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy by Hannah Glasse included a recipe in 1758 as "Hamburgh sausage," which suggested to serve it "roasted with toasted bread under it." And “ A similar snack was also popular in Hamburg by the name "Rundstück warm" ("bread roll warm") in 1869 or earlier,[7] and supposedly eaten by many emigrants on their way to America, but may have contained roasted beefsteak rather than Frikadeller. It has been suggested that Hamburg steak served between two pieces of bread and frequently eaten by Jewish passengers travelling from Hamburg to New York on Hamburg America Line vessels (which began operations in 1847)”
I go there all the time and it's definitely the bomb 🙌🙌🙌
I'm from New Haven and got this recommended definitely gotta visit on Saturday.
Citizens of Hamburg:🗿
So we just not gonna talk about it still being pink
They probably homemake their own ground beef, so it’s ok if it’s a little pink no different than eating a medium rare steak, the reason why we have to cook store bought ground beef till it’s done is because the same machines they use to cut the beef up and make it into ground beef is also used for pork/chicken so there might be cross contamination.
i live nearby and go there maybe once a month or so. it is a pretty good burger. actually i interviewed ken lassen who was the owner since the 1930's before he passed. we also have amazing pizza nearby.
They suck, don't let anyone fool you
I’m sorry but I can’t eat a raw burger
You muricans are ridiculous. If it’s not shoe leather, it’s “raw”
It's raw my guy.
Bro likes his shit cooked all the way 🤡
I pass by there all the time and don’t even think of asking for catch up up 😂😂
When mom says we got McDonald's at home...
They don’t have any ketchup there. They consider it an insult to the quality of their meat.
I consider it an insult to not have condiments on MY burger that I paid for. They are lames. Burgers are bland.
@@willmann30 floor temperature iq
Their burgers aren’t even that good I don’t know why they don’t let you put anything on it
It feels so good to hear about my hometown for positive things
Ikr we have great food history
Can’t imagine how miserable it must have been growing up in CT
Ut town is a craphole and foods disgusting
@@phantomdreamer5305DEUTSCHLAND DEUTSCHLAND UBER ALLES!
Yeah but yall didn't invent hamburger lmao
This place won’t even let you get Ketchup for them plain ass hockey pucks.
This is the reason why I laugh when I see people put cheese and all kinds of other stuff on their hamburger
The burger is raw! The need to make the patties thinner
Eww 😮
Fave spot after leaving toads place back in the day 🥰
Bro they been eating ground meat between bread since like Roman times
Connecticut needs to get more respect put on its name when it comes to food. We also have arguably the best pizza in the country.
not even arguably. nowhere else except probably Italy can compare to our pizza
@@matthewmusco2581 Oh trust me, I agree. I just wanted to be lenient to all the people who will shout “NEW YORK” or something like that.
The best burger ever I am lucky enough to be from New Haven
You never mentioned no ketchup allowed
Crustless and raw 😭
Not trying to be funny but like it comes from Hamburg. Not some random place in Connecticut
Nope incorrect the hamburger was invented in the USA. Ground beef is from Hamburg and was invented there. Hamburgers were invented in the USA and named it after the place ground beef was invented. Hence the lazy ass name hamburger. Hamburger isn’t German😂
Hamburg steak in Germany was placed between bread for a quick bite for sailors, hence first hamburger.
@@apex_noob8394 You got that crap from some tik tokers huh?
@@Foggycallabasashillshelicopter you are so wrong that its funny
@@joe-tatothepotatobiden47 He sure as hell did, and I saw the video he was talking about too
To everyone that thinks Germany invented hamburgers idk what delusion your living in. Hamburgers were invented in the USA. The only thing invented in Hamburg Germany was ground beef. Americans then took that ground beef, made Patties and put them between bread and created the hamburger. Seriously who tf says hamburger thought that’s even a German word😂 shit the most American name for anything possible
You’re only right on one thing being ground beef was popularized in Germany. Not sure about invented tho. Many civilizations from back then have been recorded to grind the meat up into some kind of pace kind of looking like ground beef from today. also Germans soldiers and Denmark soldiers used to put ground beef in between two loafs of bread for easy eating. That’s how lassen even came up with the idea. However it was later brought to America and popularized extremely there and we now have our own version of an American burger. But to say it originated in America you must be the delusional one.
To some it all up for you and correct you. Lassen was from Denmark therefor the true origin of the Hamburg is from Denmark. Just brought to Germany. Popularized. Brought to America. Industrialized
*you’re
Hamburg germany lol btw they didnt invent it they popularized it since it predates to a buncha other countries but they popularized it and nobody kbies where rxactly its from now
@@Thetravelingmonke it came from Denmark
That actually looks disgusting.
If you wanna piss them off. Bring in a bottle of ketchup.
Why does it got pink in it 😢
“WhY DoEs It GoT pInK iN iT” 🥴
I’m from New Haven and loveeeeee louis lunch
I’m from CT never heard of this need to see what’s boy on bout