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Also because you said no, I am more comfortable that my yes vote is the correct choiceThere is a heated debate about using a paper towel to open a bathroom door but no, you make a god damn hot dog poll
and no it's not a sandwich
check the scoreboardAlso because you said no, I am more comfortable that my yes vote is the correct choiceThere is a heated debate about using a paper towel to open a bathroom door but no, you make a god damn hot dog poll
and no it's not a sandwich
Also because you said no, I am more comfortable that my yes vote is the correct choiceThere is a heated debate about using a paper towel to open a bathroom door but no, you make a god damn hot dog poll
and no it's not a sandwich
So is a hamburger not a sandwich then?sandwiches are not served on buns. and yes - this makes a pulled pork sandwich not a sandwich...but it is still called as such.
correct.So is a hamburger not a sandwich then?sandwiches are not served on buns. and yes - this makes a pulled pork sandwich not a sandwich...but it is still called as such.
watA sandwich is delivered with two distinct and separate food items. A hot dog bun is one item; therefore, not a sandwich.
correct.So is a hamburger not a sandwich then?sandwiches are not served on buns. and yes - this makes a pulled pork sandwich not a sandwich...but it is still called as such.
A bun has two halves - top and a bottom. A bread sandwich has two halves - a top and a bottom. A hot dog bun is all one item.watA sandwich is delivered with two distinct and separate food items. A hot dog bun is one item; therefore, not a sandwich.
there's no accounting for a deranged outlier using a bun as a vessel for lunch meat. might as well posit a scenario where someone puts skittles and M&M's on a potato rollSo if I take lunch meat -- say turkey -- some lettuce, tomato, and mayo and put it on bun its not a sandwich even then? This is crazy talk.
Then we have to define BREAD. That'll get messy.sand·wich
ˈsanˌ(d)wiCH/Submit
noun
1.
an item of food consisting of two pieces of bread with meat, cheese, or other filling between them, eaten as a light meal.
i call a burger a burger. i call a hot do a hot dog.correct.So is a hamburger not a sandwich then?sandwiches are not served on buns. and yes - this makes a pulled pork sandwich not a sandwich...but it is still called as such.
What do you call something that uses a bun then?
So if I buy a deli bun that you can tear open to add your meats and cheese to it, but the bread never actually separates, its not a sandwich? But if the bread separates, it is a sandwich?sand·wich
ˈsanˌ(d)wiCH/Submit
noun
1.
an item of food consisting of two pieces of bread with meat, cheese, or other filling between them, eaten as a light meal.
So if I have a bun that is separated -- sandwich.A bun has two halves - top and a bottom. A bread sandwich has two halves - a top and a bottom. A hot dog bun is all one item.watA sandwich is delivered with two distinct and separate food items. A hot dog bun is one item; therefore, not a sandwich.