Simple question, requiring a simple answer?
Is a burger a sandwich?
We had a split decision in my house. I said yes because it has two pieces of bread with meat in the middle. My wife said no it is a hamburger. Since it is my account I voted yes.
Is a burger a burger when the use brioche or pretzel bread?
Is a sandwich a sandwich when they use something not sliced?
I think the definition comes from what is in-between the bread, but then we have the patty melt which throws more confusion in
Is a sandwich a sandwich when they use something not sliced?
I think the definition comes from what is in-between the bread, but then we have the patty melt which throws more confusion in
Is a Burger a Sandwich? We Asked 7 Charlotte Restaurant Pros - Charlotte Magazine
We asked 7 Charlotte restaurant pros
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6/7 Chefs agree it’s a sandwich
Is a Burger a Sandwich? We Asked 7 Charlotte Restaurant Pros - Charlotte Magazine
We asked 7 Charlotte restaurant pros
6/7 Chefs agree it’s a sandwich
Pfffff, chefs from Charlotte
Technically Yes. Though it has evolved enough to be its own category.
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It's just another sandwich with different name.
Kind of like a grilled ham, and cheese is just another type of melt.
Kind of like a grilled ham, and cheese is just another type of melt.
Yes. It has something between bread.
A quesadilla has that!
Meets that definition then.
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Is a hotdog a sandwich?
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No.
It's absolutely a sandwich.
Depends on how one defines “sandwich”. Under many definitions, it could be.
Nope bun is connected. Hence only 1 piece of bread.
When my mom cut hotdogs lengthwise and put them on Wonder Bread because we didn’t have buns, it was whatever she said it was.
You’ll eat it and you’ll like it young man.
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I think given the evolution of the use of the word 'sandwich', it sure is.
Considering you can be:
- sandwiched between people on the subway,
- handed a '___ sandwich' at work in the form of feedback, etc.
They all imply things being contained between two pieces of the same material / make-up.
Considering you can be:
- sandwiched between people on the subway,
- handed a '___ sandwich' at work in the form of feedback, etc.
They all imply things being contained between two pieces of the same material / make-up.
Only in America.
Everywhere else it's a burger.
Everywhere else it's a burger.