I trust the Atlantic over USA Today.
https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2015/11/its-not-a-sandwich/414352/
Elitist. And wrong.
In my opinion a sandwich has a top and bottom bread. A hot dog is more kin to a hoagie in that it is open on top.
bread/stuff/bread = sandwich!
Are you going to try and convinced me that a taco is sandwich too?
Quesadilla = tortilla (bread) - stuff - tortilla (bread).
Is a quesadilla a sandwich now too? Where does it stop??
Are you going to try and convinced me that a taco is sandwich too?
Tacos are my favorite sandwich!
Are you gonna try to convince me tortilla is a bread? You can try, but you will fail my friend...
How about this delicious (and ironic) BLT?
How about this delicious (and ironic) BLT?
Just because it's unleavened doesn't make it not bread.
Matza = not bread btw...
Just because it's unleavened doesn't make it not bread.
Just because it's unleavened doesn't make it not bread.
And here I see I part ways with Paulo.
I'll let you two fight this one out.
Bread and crackers are two different things in my opinion... Matzah = cracker (it cracks!)
Why is this poll private Jack? I want to publicly shame all sandwich voters.
Flour tortilla is an outstanding bread substitute. Being that I still try to avoid bread as much as possible I may even bring my own for pulled pork SANDWICHES this weekendAre you gonna try to convince me tortilla is a bread? You can try, but you will fail my friend...
I'm the communist...
Sandwich = POST-sex snack?He'll no! I refuse to believe that a hotdog could become a post-sex snack!
Does a hamburger not have meat and cheese between two pieces of bread or a bun?if it has a name already its not a sandwich, hot dog, hamburger, quesadilla.
if it has bread and meat or cheese between 2 pieces of bread or a bun, its a sandwich.
As someone who is half Jewish and went to Passover every year, you learn that Matzah is indeed unleavened bread. That has nothing to do with a hotdog's sandwich status, of which it is not. Unless you are a commie, as Jack has previously been told.