The burger encyclopedia

Burgerpedia

Every burger on Burgerman in one A to Z. Chain classics sit next to burgers that only ever existed on screen and ones built in a home kitchen. Each entry says what the burger is and, where the record allows, where it came from, then leads to its full page: the story, what goes into it, how to make it at home and who has cooked it on camera.

Burgers
596
Chains
85
From film and TV
40
Homemade originals
68

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Burgers that only exist on screen

Fictional burgers from series, cartoons and films, each made real in a Burgerman kitchen. The full collection by show is in Movie burgers.

How the Burgerpedia works

A burger gets one entry and one page. The Big Mac is filed once, under B, with a tag for McDonald’s; a copycat recipe for it is not a second Big Mac but a way to make the same one at home, so it is linked from the entry rather than listed again. A twist on a chain burger, such as a Big Mac taco, is a different burger and gets its own entry with a tag pointing back to the original.

Burgers from films, series and cartoons are marked as fictional and tagged with the show they come from. Stories are written only from what can be checked: a chain’s own history, press coverage, the episode itself. Where a burger has no story worth telling, such as a plain bacon cheeseburger on a chain menu, the entry says what it is and stops there.