This and Altoona-style pizza shows that Pennsylvania can’t be trusted to make their own food.
Bunnys_Toe
These people eat their steaks well done
flipman95
A burger with gravy? Sounds good to me
lime_solder
Is that a piece of texas toast?
mankee81
We have a chicken version in Quebec, Canada, with shredded chicken breast and peas in the gravy. It’s delicious!
Zigor022
8 mins? I saw this yesterday
oupheking
That’s a common kind of dish in eastern canada. Hot chicken or hot hamburger sandwich. Meat and gravy on bread usually served with fries and some kind of vegetable like peas, carrots, or corn.
tookie-clothesp1n
Called the same here in Ontario.
RUKiddingMeReddit
Smash that
coatsohard
I’m not upset about this. Reminds me of a Salisbury Steak!
Chilapox
The concept of an open faced burger with gravy and fries sounds pretty good. This thing looks awful though.
WeirdSysAdmin
Who is they? Never seen this shit before.
adnaneely
PA just wanted to copy a poutine & was like let’s throw a hamburger on it.
OreoSpeedwaggon
~~Y’all~~ Yinz fuckin’ up, Pennsylvania.
DragonScrivner
That’s a hot mess. But it probably tastes great.
Electrical_Bus9202
Looks like a hot hamburger sandwich to me, I’ve had it with loose hamburger instead of a patty as well. This is extremely normal food.
butterballxyz123
NGL that looks delicious.
Dqnk3533
I mean
Doesn’t look THAT bad
sortofgrownup
That top bread has to go. It’s just going to be soggy immediately.
The fries aren’t done yet.
This brown water they’re calling gravy should be a crime.
That’s literally a hot chicken sandwich using hamburger and beef gravy. Looks good…ish. That burger looks a little too thick for my liking.
honeyedglam
Now I’m curious. Is there a different dish that would be called Cold Hamburger? Since they’ve specifically described this as hot. Ya know what I mean?
dbk1ng
Shit on a shingle
Charirner
The fuck it is. I’ve Lived in PA for 30 years and never heard of or seen this abomination.
DiamondDavey83
“Hot pull the fuck over“
daboot013
Ill fight em
andymorphic
Love old school diner classics. Needs peas.
mrjavascript
I’m in PA too. We also have hot turkey sandwiches and hot roast beef sandwiches. Any of these offerings are winners.
Much-Meringue-7467
Would eat.
PBO123567
Looks amazing
AdamAnon7
Wait till you see the hot turkey sandwich
preordains
Oh. I am currently in malaysia for a research exchange program, and restaurants sell things like this (two pieces of chicken sandwiched together by cheese and smothered in gravy) and call it “western food”.
I guess i cant say its not now
Then-Temperature4223
damn this isn’t even regular food porn, this is just porn
Ghost_Turd
I would eat the hell out of this
medicated_in_PHL
You have to say where in PA.
PA could reasonably be split into at least three states, culturally speaking.
Living in Philadelphia, I can tell you a lot about the food traditions of New Jersey, Delaware and the New York metro area, but I know nothing about Pittsburgh, Scranton or Erie.
People in Erie can tell you all about food in Rochester and Buffalo, but don’t know shit about Philly.
Pittsburgh is its own thing, but shares more with Ohio than anywhere else.
All of this to say, I’ve never heard of this “Hot Hamburger” thing, and I have 40 years on this earth in Pennsylvania.
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This and Altoona-style pizza shows that Pennsylvania can’t be trusted to make their own food.
These people eat their steaks well done
A burger with gravy? Sounds good to me
Is that a piece of texas toast?
We have a chicken version in Quebec, Canada, with shredded chicken breast and peas in the gravy. It’s delicious!
8 mins? I saw this yesterday
That’s a common kind of dish in eastern canada. Hot chicken or hot hamburger sandwich. Meat and gravy on bread usually served with fries and some kind of vegetable like peas, carrots, or corn.
Called the same here in Ontario.
Smash that
I’m not upset about this. Reminds me of a Salisbury Steak!
The concept of an open faced burger with gravy and fries sounds pretty good. This thing looks awful though.
Who is they? Never seen this shit before.
PA just wanted to copy a poutine & was like let’s throw a hamburger on it.
~~Y’all~~ Yinz fuckin’ up, Pennsylvania.
That’s a hot mess. But it probably tastes great.
Looks like a hot hamburger sandwich to me, I’ve had it with loose hamburger instead of a patty as well. This is extremely normal food.
NGL that looks delicious.
I mean
Doesn’t look THAT bad
That top bread has to go. It’s just going to be soggy immediately.
The fries aren’t done yet.
This brown water they’re calling gravy should be a crime.
This is a proper hot hamburger: https://roadfood.com/restaurants/murphys-steak-house-hot-hamburger-restaurant-review/
That’s literally a hot chicken sandwich using hamburger and beef gravy. Looks good…ish. That burger looks a little too thick for my liking.
Now I’m curious. Is there a different dish that would be called Cold Hamburger? Since they’ve specifically described this as hot. Ya know what I mean?
Shit on a shingle
The fuck it is. I’ve Lived in PA for 30 years and never heard of or seen this abomination.
“Hot pull the fuck over“
Ill fight em
Love old school diner classics. Needs peas.
I’m in PA too. We also have hot turkey sandwiches and hot roast beef sandwiches. Any of these offerings are winners.
Would eat.
Looks amazing
Wait till you see the hot turkey sandwich
Oh. I am currently in malaysia for a research exchange program, and restaurants sell things like this (two pieces of chicken sandwiched together by cheese and smothered in gravy) and call it “western food”.
I guess i cant say its not now
damn this isn’t even regular food porn, this is just porn
I would eat the hell out of this
You have to say where in PA.
PA could reasonably be split into at least three states, culturally speaking.
Living in Philadelphia, I can tell you a lot about the food traditions of New Jersey, Delaware and the New York metro area, but I know nothing about Pittsburgh, Scranton or Erie.
People in Erie can tell you all about food in Rochester and Buffalo, but don’t know shit about Philly.
Pittsburgh is its own thing, but shares more with Ohio than anywhere else.
All of this to say, I’ve never heard of this “Hot Hamburger” thing, and I have 40 years on this earth in Pennsylvania.
Isnt this a repost?