Sandwich Discussion Thread (non-Christmas edition)

#1

A sandwich is a savoury food item comprising a filling between a plurality of bread articles.

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#2

Tell me more

#3

The bread articles may optionally be independent, e.g. in a traditional sandwich wherein each bread article is a discrete slice of bread, or in the alternative may be connected, e.g. in a hot dog.

#4

Fascinating.

#5

A burrito is also a kind of sandwich.

#6

Absolutely not having this.

#7

It fits the definition.

#8

You calling a hot dog a sandwich bud?

#9

Obviously.

#10
#11

I’m not willing to live in a world where wraps are considered sandwiches.

drinks bleach

#12

@Epimer

#13

is a pizza a sandwich then

#14

Ahh, that classic refreshing beverage!

#15

I believe in that case the courtroom flag had a gold border, meaning it was a naval court and I do not recognise its jurisdiction.

#16

It’s a type of open face sandwich, yes.

#17

knowledge is knowing the tomato is a fruit
wisdom is knowing epimer is a bellend

#18

-marilyn monroe

#19

Qdoba, owned by San Diego-based Jack in the Box Inc., called food experts to testify on its behalf.
Among them was Cambridge chef Chris Schlesinger, who said in an affidavit: “I know of no chef or culinary historian who would call a burrito a sandwich. Indeed, the notion would be absurd to any credible chef or culinary historian.”

ABSURD, eppo

#20

You’re taking food terminology evidence from a country where people measure flour in cups now? THAT’s absurd.