What was the first year that all the ingredients for a traditional American hamburger (beef patty, iceberg lettuce, tomato, red onion, pickles, ketchup, and mustard on a sesame bun) were all available in the same place?

by George4Mayor86

Note that I’m not asking where/when the hamburger was invented, I want to know where and when was the first time a time traveller could make a recognizable Big Mac without any major substitutions. Bonus points if they can also access fries and a coke.

WelfOnTheShelf

This might not fully answer your question, but a few years ago u/Turtledonuts wrote about something similar: Would it have been possible for a roman citizen around 1 A.D. to obtain everything needed to make a Cheeseburger, assuming they had the knowledge of how to make one?