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Brioche is an inferior burger bun.
Ok, you want to fight let's fight!
Burger bun is a bastard of brioche and bread, it's only purpose it to use in burgers when brioche is a whole ream of bakery and its natural interface to pastry.
Brioche is not a load bearing bun.
I want a big thick burger and a sturdy bun.
Well of course, if you want to use a sweet bakery good in a savory dish, it will not hold. But such a use of brioche is beneath its rank.
Brioche is a french pastry and shouldn't be appropriated into burger buns to begin with.
Inferior compared to what?
I personally think it's a neck and neck race with Hawaiian rolls pulling just ahead of potato rolls for the lead.
Recommended highly by Marie Antoinette. Allegedly.
pretzel bun is the superior bun.
As are pretzel buns.
Someone needed to say it. Thank you.
Too sweet.