Entity: CHEESEBURGER
A cheeseburger is a popular American dish consisting of a grilled or fried ground beef patty topped with a slice of cheese, served in a bread roll. It is a classic comfort food enjoyed by many around the world.
CHEESEBURGER
Etymology
The term 'cheeseburger' combines 'cheese' and 'burger,' reflecting the key ingredients of this iconic dish.
Definition
A cheeseburger is a hamburger topped with a slice of cheese, typically served in a bun.
Historical Context
The cheeseburger is believed to have originated in the United States in the early 20th century, gaining popularity as a staple in American fast-food culture.
Cultural Significance
Cheeseburgers are a symbol of American cuisine and are enjoyed worldwide for their savory flavors and comforting appeal.
Related Concepts
Cheeseburgers are often associated with other fast-food items like fries, milkshakes, and sodas.
See Also
- Hamburger
- Fast Food
- American Cuisine
A beloved American dish featuring a beef patty with melted cheese, typically served in a bun.