history of the hamburger

Producer: Navneet Vyasan

Some food historians trace the origins of the burger back to ancient Rome.

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Genghis Khan and his troops are credited with being the first to form scraps of meat into patties.

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Food stalls in New York are said to have adopted the Hamburg steak from new arrivals from Germany.

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The Rite Spot, a diner in Pasadena, California, claims to be the first to add cheese to the burger on a bun.

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Shab Rukh Khan has had the biggest blockbuster of the year!

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