Difference between hamburger and hot dog

Posted By: Sm Adminon: January 27, 2016In: Food and Cooking

Hamburger:
Hamburger is a fast food in which the cooked meat is in between two halves of the bun. It also includes onion, tomato, salads and cheese. It is served at fast food restaurants.
Hot dog:
Hot dog is a type of food in which a cooked sausage is served in a bun with mustard, onions, ketchup, cheese, chilli, etc. It can be boiled, grilled or fried.
Differences:

Basis	Hamburger	Hotdog
Definition (www.oxforddictionaries.com)	A flat round cake of minced beef, fried or grilled and typically served in a bread roll garnished with various condiments.	A frankfurter, especially one served hot in a long, soft roll and topped with various condiments.
Objectives/Purpose	Beefburger, hamburg, ground round, beefsteak, brisket	Weenie, grandstand, braggart, bologna, bangers, weiner
Types	Its types are: 50/50 burger Angus burger Australasian hamburgers Banquet burger Barbecue burger Bofsandwich Butter burger Buffalo burger California burger Carolina burger Cheeseburger Chili burger Curry burger Green Chile burger Hamdog Hawaii burger Jucy Lucy Kimchi burger Luther Burger Naan burger Pastrami Burger Patty melt Rice burger Salmon burger Slider Slopper Slugburger Steak burger Teriyaki burger Veggie burger	Its types are: New York System Wieners (Rhode Island) The Sonoran Dog (Arizona) Chicago Dog (Chicago, duh) The Coney (Detroit & Flint, Mich.) The Street Dog/Dirty Dog (New York) The Half-Smoke (Washington, DC) The Italian Hot Dog (New Jersey) Bacon-Wrapped Street Dogs (Los Angeles) The Seattle Dog The Polish Boy (Cleveland) Puka Dogs (Hawaii) Red Snappers (Maine) Scramble Dog (Georgia) Reindeer Sausage (Alaska)
History	It was originated in New York.	It was originated in Germany.
Word origin	The word hamburger was originated from Late 19th century (originally US): from German, from Hamburg.	The word hot dog was originated from Late 19th century: originally US college slang, probably influenced by a popular belief that the sausages contained dog meat.
Shape	It is round in shape.	It is oblong in shape.
Pronunciation	Eng (UK): /ˈhambəːɡə/ Eng (US): /ˈhamˌbərɡər/	Eng (UK): /hɒt/ /dɒɡ/ Eng (US): /hät/ /dôɡ/
Advantages/Benefits	Its benefits are: Rich in protein Boost energy with iron Healthy red blood cells with B-12 Vitamin B-16 for more support	Its benefits are: Protein Iron Saturated fat Sodium Nitrates and Nitrites Easy preparation Healthy condiments Whole grains
Disadvantages	Its demerits are: Obesity Liver damage Cardiovascular disease Impact on the environment	Its demerits are: Choking hazard Cancer risk Increased risk of diseases Unhealthy activities
Example in Sentence	The hamburger is finished so we ordered pizza. Hamburger is a famous dish.	He handed me a hotdog. There are no other hot dogs left.