What you know about Burguer Day?

Burger Day began in Germany in 1954 as a tradition to honor barbecued ground beef.

It was established in the United States in 2009 to celebrate the hamburger, one of the most popular foods in the country.

Promote awareness about the importance of healthy eating.

Celebrate the culture and diversity of burgers around the world.

It emerged as an initiative by fast food restaurants to increase hamburger sales during the summer season.

It was established as a tribute to legendary chef Louis Lassen, who is credited with creating the first hamburger in the late 1800s at his New Haven, Connecticut burger joint.

It was selected in honor of National Hamburger Day in the United States, a date recognized since 1909 by the creation of the American Hamburger Association.

May 28th marks the anniversary of the first McDonald's to open in the United States.

In addition to celebrating the diversity of burgers, Burger Day has also been used as a platform to raise funds for charities and support social causes.

It is an event to raise awareness about the importance of reducing red meat consumption.