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I noticed the hamburger has cheese and bacon. This is not a hamburger. This is a bacon cheeseburger. A hamburger is just plain bun and patty (maybe with lettuce and sauce too). May I suggest a name change of the current one to bacon cheeseburger? Thank u. ;-)
Where I come from bacon cheeseburgers also have a beef patty, otherwise they would just be a bacon and cheese sandwich on a round bun. Hamburgers here traditionally have lettuce, tomato, beetroot and sauce as well as the beef patty. The US type of hamburger distributed world-wide is a sad thing in comparison.Quote:
Originally Posted by Midori669
Where do the cheese and beef patty come from?
By the ingredients, it's a bacon sandwich. The finished product magically has beef and cheese.
The ingredients for most products are fanciful! Bread is just flour. Pancakes are just eggs and brown sugar. Hay Day is a magical place with smiling pigs, and saws that work by themselves. Here, you don't need beef to get a hamburger.🐮🐮🐮!
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Originally Posted by Drspuds
The cheese is in the dairy, but u r right about the beef. They just appear magically.
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Originally Posted by Midori669
Midori, I know the forum is quiet, but are you sooooo bored you've resorted to reviving year old threads ;)
Hey, got an idea that could avoid the confusion of the beef in the hamburger. To me, I think of it as a given, since we have cows and beef comes from cow-related animals, that, that is why we get the hamburger. However, some say no, and that beef doesn't come from cows, and yadda yadda, yadda... So what about calling it a BLT sandwich or burger? BLT is bacon, lettuce, tomato. Like the salad... just saying. (The lettuce and cheese would have to be added...)
I don't necessarily think Hay Day logic should change :P I haven't seen many people legitemately being confused, maybe more like amused. :)
I don't think it should change either. So many things would need to be fixed across the internet and for what? It's simply one of those Hay Day oddities. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by EllunaHellen
BLT could be confusing as well, as there's no tomato in the picture or the ingredients but is part of the name BLT. Lettuce is in the picture, would be in the name BLT but not in the ingredients.
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That would also put the sandwich out of the reach of lower level farmers. Tomatoes and lettuce come at higher levels. The plain little bacon burger is the first sandwich that new farmers can make and sell.Quote:
Originally Posted by ilovehayday