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Reviewing the Cheeseburger from the BIRTHPLACE of the Cheeseburger Game Changers #AD

Reviewing the Cheeseburger from the BIRTHPLACE of the Cheeseburger Game Changers #AD

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IF YOU LIKED THIS. PLEASE LIKE IT AND SPREAD THE WORD! When you head to America, Louisville, Kentucky might not be the first place you think of to visit. But it should be. This place is AMAZING and not only did we try some GAME CHANGING food, we were lucky enough to have a couple of once in a lifetime experiences. How often can you say you ate a cheeseburger in the place where cheeseburgers were ACTUALLY invented! Or zip-lined through a HUGE cave!
Date: 2020-08-17

Comments and reviews: 10


From the Wikipedia article under claims of invention According to Connecticut Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro, the hamburger, a ground meat patty between two slices of bread, was first created in America in 1900 by Louis Lassen, a Danish immigrant, owner of Louis' Lunch in New Haven (Connecticut. yeeea thats the first in the US not in Kentucky the restaurant is still around but the original birthplace should be in Germany with the hamburg steak
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Seeing this for the first time nearly a year later. Superb content, Top Gear-level camaraderie, production, editing. you guys are professional, culturally curious and sensitive - and international TV worthy. You each add something distinct (plus James) and you need syndicating the world over. And hopefully you make people realise that British culinary passions are much wider than people think. Cheers guys!
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Rite-Spot in California beats this location by about 10 years originally dating to 1925. The burger wasn't introduced at Kaelin's Restaurant until 1935. There's also some argument the original cheeseburger was introduced in Connecticut act Louis Lunch back even further into 1895, though doesn't quite resemble the burger as we know it today. Fun facts while everyone is stuck in quarantine.
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Ohhh my gosh, zipline guide here, not from Louisville, a little more east in WV, but I had a coworker last season who talked about an underground place in KY she'd worked at previously and I bet this is it! I'd almost forgotten about it, thanks for reminding me! (And for giving me foodie reasons to go check it out someday. :D)
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Take birthplace of the cheeseburger with a grain of salt. Multiple people have taken credit for the invention, and no definitive answer has been reached (and don't get me started on the hamburger; even more people have tried to claim that invention)
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But the cheeseburger wasn't invented in Kentucky? The first records of cheese on a hamburger being sold are from 1924 in Pasadena California. So it had already been a thing in other parts of the country for a decade before Kaelin did it
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Each person is distressed to not get to participate in something they found through Google because it looks amazing and delicious. so we shouldn't look for places to visit thru Google? Something not quite right there.
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Mike. buddy. pal. you even told them the correct way of saying Louisville. Yet not once after did I hear it correctly again. Born and raised in the bluegrass, it kinda hurts hearing it any other way.
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What they called chicken mayonnaise Americans call chicken salad. What the Brits call chicken salad is actually chicken AND salad, or chicken with with fresh vegetables, generally lettuce and tomato.
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My hometown! Glad you guys enjoyed your visit. Louisville is consistently ranked one of the best food cities in America, and maybe now more people will realize what we have to offer.
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