Is a Hotdog a Sandwich?

Originally posted by marwash22
nah. not sandwiches

A sandwich is typically 'two pieces of bread with something between them', so a burrito wouldn't fit that definition.

Now there are some people who make single bread slice "sandwiches", but we can ignore them

I think Hot-Dogs like, wraps and tacos are in a category of their own. Any time i've gone into a deli or diner, hot dogs are always listed separate from sandwiches on the menu.

Originally posted by Tzeentch
Provide the definition of a sandwhich, then explain how a burrito does not match that definition. 313

Originally posted by Robtard
A sandwich is typically 'two pieces of bread with something between them', so a burrito wouldn't fit that definition.

Originally posted by Robtard
Now there are some people who make single bread slice "sandwiches", but we can ignore them

Originally posted by Robtard
A sandwich is typically 'two pieces of bread with something between them', so a burrito wouldn't fit that definition.

Now there are some people who make single bread slice "sandwiches", but we can ignore them

You need to step it up Marwash-sempai.

You wouldn't call a cracker with a slice of cheese on top of it an "open-faced sandwich".

An open-faced sandwhich is just a pizza.

Originally posted by Tzeentch
An open-faced sandwhich is just a pizza.

How many sandwiches do you eat with marinara sauce?

Everything Tzeen eats is covered in marinara

Originally posted by Tzeentch
Covered that already fam. Most rolls are a single piece of bread, so a sandwhich can't be defined as something between two pieces of bread, lest any sandwhich that has a roll for the bread part no longer counting as a sandwhich.

You need to step it up Marwash-sempai.

btw, I'm disappointed with these poll results.

thought a lot more people would like meat in their buns.

Two slices of wonderbread are sliced into "two slices", cut cleanly and separated into two entities. Rolls are not. They're still a one-whole piece of bread that's essentially just wrapped around some filling.

Originally posted by jinXed by JaNx
How many sandwiches do you eat with marinara sauce?

Originally posted by marwash22
btw, I'm disappointed with these poll results.

thought a lot more people would like meat in their buns.

Originally posted by Tzeentch
Covered that already fam. Most rolls are a single piece of bread, so a sandwhich can't be defined as something between two pieces of bread, lest any sandwhich that has a roll for the bread part no longer counting as a sandwhich.

You need to step it up Marwash-sempai.

When you cut a piece of bread into two or more parts, those parts become individual pieces autonomous from the original/each other. This is basic sandwichery 101.

See above. And don't condescend to me fam, I'm a level 80 dutch-crunch aficionado.

Not condescing. Hurt you even thought that tbh.

Separating a roll even partially constitutes as separating the bread into two slices. It's a little known clause in the sandwich rules.

Originally posted by marwash22
Apparently this is a debate.

Sandwich
noun sand·wich \ˈsan(d)-ˌwich, ˈsam-; dial ˈsaŋ-\
: two pieces of bread with something (such as meat, peanut butter, etc.) between them

: two or more cookies, crackers, or slices of cake with something between them
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Full Definition of SANDWICH

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a : two or more slices of bread or a split roll having a filling in between
b : one slice of bread covered with food

"or a split roll having a filling in between."

Originally posted by Tzeentch

You've never heard of a meat-ball sub? You're missing out fam (family) tbh (to be honest).

I got you.

Yeah, but you would consider a meatball sub with only one slice of bread an open faced sandwich?

But yeah, i've never been fond of meatball subs.

If it's okay for it to be one whole piece of bread do long as it has filling in it then a hot-dog and burrito are sandwiches as well!

Edit- I would consider a meat-ball sub with only a single slice of breaf to be like a cold pizza.

Originally posted by Robtard
Not condescing. Hurt you even thought that tbh.

Separating a roll even partially constitutes as separating the bread into two slices. It's a little known clause in the sandwich rules.

you mean, splitting the roll in half?