Northumberland ain’t north, it’s the Midlands innit

No, it’s North. It’d be called Midlandsunberland otherwise and that’s as crazy as calling a sandwich a burger.
I had a ‘Mac & cheese’ burger the other week and it still contained a burger patty made of beef. I’d expect a pulled pork burger to do the same.

I’m so achingly niche and hipster that for lunch today I shall mostly be eating a pushed pork panino drizzled with a pomodoro jus.

Served on a hand carved bed of sustainable Uruguayan hardwood curated by indigenous rainforest artisans.

…and a can of Irn-Bru.

Whenever i see this trendy wendy stuff i think of..
http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/why-has-pulled-pork-appeared-everywhere

Ah, so Northamptonshire must be in the north too, no?

And Sutherland?

The deep Suth?

pulled pork in a bap is a pulled pork roll
cheese in a bap is a cheese roll
cheese on a burger in a bap is a cheeseburger
bacon in a bap is a bacon roll
bacon on a burger in a bap is a bacon burger
therefore pulled pork on a burger in a bap is a pulled pork burger

even essex is “the north”

Pulled pork on a burger is fine by me, as long as there is an actual burger on there too. No different to having Bacon on a burger really.

It’s only a stottie if it’s in a stottie.

But of course. And not to be confused with a barm.

cheese on a burger in a bap is a cheeseburger
..
bacon on a burger in a bap is a bacon burger

Gotcha.

So a hamburger is ham on a burger?

And a chicken burger is chicken on a burger?

And a veggie burger is an abomination?

If it says burger there should be a burger patty involved somewhere. Simple.

No it’s more a chilli burger.