white castle was the first chain of hamburger resturants in the united states.
white castle was the first chain of hamburger resturants in the united states.
what was the first chain of hamburger resturants in the united states?
white castle
many different variants of the hamburger have been created over the years, some of which have become very popular. much of this diversity has been the product of other restaurant chains that have tried to reproduce the success of mcdonald's and white castle, while others served to influence mcdonald's. an example of a restaurant that influenced mcdonald's and its imitators is big boy, which was first opened in 1936 by bob wian in glendale, california and became known in that locale as bob's big boy. it was at this restaurant that a major hamburger variant, the double deck cheeseburger, with two beef patties, was first made. wian's creation was distinctively served by big boy restaurants with the bun sliced twice, the center slice—known as the club section—separating the two patties. the chain also popularized the drive-in restaurant format, taken and simplified by mcdonald's type fast food operators. by the 1960s, big boy had expanded throughout the united states and canada. despite the benefits it provided to wian, the chain was sold along with the rights to their signature big boy hamburger to the marriott corporation in 1967. this same year mcdonald's franchisee jim delligatti, created an imitation of the big boy — the big mac. an example of the many mcdonald's and white castle imitators is kewpee hamburgers, a fast-food chain founded in 1923 in flint, michigan by samuel v. blair as "kewpee hotel hamburgs."
history of the hamburger
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