One of the advantages of the hot dog is that they're kind of a small sandwich, so you can eat one after another. I once had a bet with a buddy at fenway park that I could do a dog and a beer every inning. Can't be doing that sort of thing with these double-dogs.
Are hot dogs (in buns) sandwiches? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter jbutler
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You're smart so I'm stunned you missed the obvious solution which is just a longer bun and dogs tip to tip.
They already have those, aka foot-long dogs (and buns).
You're smart so I'm stunned you missed the obvious solution which is just a longer bun and dogs tip to tip.
If I wear only natural fibers, am I a burrito?
Did you make it through 9 innings?
Couldn't make it out of the 7th
WedgeRock
Royal Flush
One of the greatest bad movies of all time
Funny, I figured that out decades ago, the first time I ran out of sliced bread and had to fill a hot dog roll with tuna salad.
SANDWICH!
JRReynolds6181
Two Pair
You “hot dogs are sandwiches” people are really odd ducks. I will never understand you.
Just to confirm that I am #TeamNotaSandwich
Like, I don't know what they are eating, and it tastes good, but the hot dog isn't why they are there.
Silver_Fiend
Flush
Hot dogs = sandwiches. Case settled.
Not if you go to Downtown Dogs and order a "Char Dog". Delicioso!
Btw, spaghetti and meatballs is not a soup.
Not done here.
To quote the Council:
Limiting the hot dog’s significance by saying it’s ‘just a sandwich’ is like calling the Dalai Lama ‘just a guy’. Perhaps at one time its importance could be limited by forcing it into a larger sandwich category (no disrespect to Reubens and others), but that time has passed. We therefore choose to take a cue from a great performer and declare our namesake be a “hot dog formerly known as a sandwich.
Using their own example, the Dalai Lama, while perhaps not "just a guy," is certainly human. So the hot dog, while maybe not just a sandwich, is certainly a sandwich. The fact that these guys want their product to be a category unto itself is understandable. But their bias is clear.
SANDWICH
(I love Always Sunny)
overruled
we're done
You’ll note my objection
the objection will be noted
court reporter, please strike the Dalai Lama's name from the record as he has requested not to be associated with any processed food products.
They are part of the North American Meat Institute.
NAMI is governed by elected leaders.
...though self appointing as an authority is a growing trend in the US.. there was a guy in the news who tried to do it just last month.
philhut
Flush
I have been known to cook hot dogs and then fold sliced bread around them. Things you learn when you are a poor university student.....buying just one type of bread to do all. Sliced bread also works as hamburger buns as well.
As for if a hotdogs is a sandwich? it is a meat/? protein source, so can be a main or secondary ingredient. Yes, it is if it's in bread, it can also therefore be an ingredient in a wrap too....plus it can have all the fixings. Its a poor excuse for a sandwich, but it is all the same in my books. Thus a hot dog sandwich is a thing just like a hamburger sandwich is a real thing.
As for if a hotdogs is a sandwich? it is a meat/? protein source, so can be a main or secondary ingredient. Yes, it is if it's in bread, it can also therefore be an ingredient in a wrap too....plus it can have all the fixings. Its a poor excuse for a sandwich, but it is all the same in my books. Thus a hot dog sandwich is a thing just like a hamburger sandwich is a real thing.
you're opinion has been noted, unfortunately the case is closed as the ruling has already been made
not a sandwich
I propose that the brain-damaged 60.2% of PCFers who voted that a hot dog on a bun is not a sandwich be banned from using buns, rolls, or bread to hold their hot dogs or other sausages at all future PCF meetups. 
proposal denied, carry onI propose that the brain-damaged 60.2% of PCFers who voted that a hot dog on a bun is not a sandwich be banned from using buns, rolls, or bread to hold their hot dogs or other sausages at all future PCF meetups.
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