If the chicken was ground, formed into a patty, and grilled, then yes. If the protein isn’t ground and pattied, it’s not a burger. The chicken sandwich most people are familiar with, a whole piece of breast meat breaded and fried, is not a burger. I will die on this hill.
That hill only exists in America. In the rest of the world a “burger” is not defined by what’s on it, but by the shape of the bread bun. If it’s round it’s a burger. And a sandwich uses normal sliced bread. Everything else is generally a “roll” other than a hot dog (which also refers to the whole thing with bread, not just the sausage).
If the chicken was ground, formed into a patty, and grilled, then yes. If the protein isn’t ground and pattied, it’s not a burger. The chicken sandwich most people are familiar with, a whole piece of breast meat breaded and fried, is not a burger. I will die on this hill.
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That hill only exists in America. In the rest of the world a “burger” is not defined by what’s on it, but by the shape of the bread bun. If it’s round it’s a burger. And a sandwich uses normal sliced bread. Everything else is generally a “roll” other than a hot dog (which also refers to the whole thing with bread, not just the sausage).