Yeah, to me it's a sandwich............ a hot dog bun is no different than bread in my opinion, just a different shape.
Now if you stark talking about corn tortillas and such, that ain't no sam'wich in my book!
Your Favorite Sandwich?
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Now if you stark talking about corn tortillas and such, that ain't no sam'wich in my book!
In no particular order:
- Eastern NC bbq on a bun w/ a scoop of coleslaw on the pork.
- Peanut Butter & Jelly
- Corned Beef or Montreal Smoked Meat w/ mustard.
- Fried bologna, American cheese, & mayonnaise on white bread.
- Eastern NC bbq on a bun w/ a scoop of coleslaw on the pork.
- Peanut Butter & Jelly
- Corned Beef or Montreal Smoked Meat w/ mustard.
- Fried bologna, American cheese, & mayonnaise on white bread.
I love a sandwich, though I don't often eat them. I like a good turkey meatloaf sandwich now and then, a turkey Reuben and when I really want to go the limit I'll head down to Langer's near Downtown and order a #19. That's an orgasm on a plate.
In no particular order: Jambon-Beurre, Muffaletta, Mexican Torta.
My grandma would fry up two hot dogs put them between two slices of bread with a piece of American cheese and serve me what she called a “wiener sandwich”! So yes!
There was this place in Portland within walking distance from my house that had the absolute best sandwiches I’ve ever had, I was hooked. I forget the name of the place but it had a pun in it, if I remember correctly. I still dream of those sandwiches and my mouth waters just at the thought of them. They had the most unique bread they made in house, just amazing food. I’ve considered flying out there just to eat there for a day or two. They weren’t tiny sandwiches either, for $5 to $6 you could get a big ass sammie that was going to fill you up! I’m getting frustrated talking about, getting all worked up!
Besides that place, I love a good fat Rueben Sandwich.
Besides that place, I love a good fat Rueben Sandwich.
Absolutely no question here. Every single one of my friends and family know what I order every time we go out.
Cheeseburger.
People laugh, and make jokes about how I never try anything new. Yet I'm the one laughing when I enjoy every single meal, when a burger is involved. No disappointment.
Mountain dew
Coffee
Burgers
Camels
And Carter hall.
My diet.
Cheeseburger.
People laugh, and make jokes about how I never try anything new. Yet I'm the one laughing when I enjoy every single meal, when a burger is involved. No disappointment.
Mountain dew
Coffee
Burgers
Camels
And Carter hall.
My diet.
Not counting hamburgers, my favorite sandwich would be turkey slices on sourdough bread, and probably bacon and a few thin slices of Tomato but not much else.
You guys eat weird things in California.
I didn't know you could just order them! Just about ready to start another hopeful weekend, lol --- maybe like that new commercial I'll just come up with a sandwich buzzword of some kind --- "honey, would you like a grinder?"You guys eat weird things in California.
"Baby, I'm going to eat your muffaletta."
Haha, I'm scrolling backwards through this thread - is there a claim a burger isn't a sandwich? Heresy!!!!
The hot dog thing I kind of understood (however, as I indicated my grandma would not have - tell her different at your peril when you see her way up there someday).
...it gives the French Dip a different perspective.
LOLOLOL, I'm not sure I want my sandwich code to get mixed up with other nicknames, might end up with some bizarre version of blanket Twister that would stress these semi-mature joints.
Is a hotdog not a sandwich because it’s a tubular meat?
Okay, back to things I actually eat that are between buns made of strong flour!
Again, love almost any sandwich, but if cheeseburger is too pedestrian, then put me down for an equally pedestrian BLT (with regular French's mustard, of course).
Again, love almost any sandwich, but if cheeseburger is too pedestrian, then put me down for an equally pedestrian BLT (with regular French's mustard, of course).
Haha, I think the implications of excluding a well grilled bratwurst are escaping the hot dog critics!
I think you could argue that a hotdog is a sandwich, because on triple D I’ve seen multiple times chefs cut hotdogs or sausages in half and put on a nice bun with toppings lol
IMO, any food covered in a bread of any sort is a sandwich... which makes banana sandwiches, sandwiches, and burritos and roll ups, a sandwich as well.
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