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At first glance, most of us will think "such a stupid question, it's a sandwich!" But really think about it. What makes a sandwich ?
Are burgers and hotdogs sandwiches ? Two breadsticks and a piece of cheese? Two slices of bread? Does it even have to be bread? Or edible?
These are the most important questions in life.
(This is what happens when I'm bored and left alone too long)
There is one thing you will learn about the EoFF community, and that is that we take food far far too seriously and I predict that this topic is one that will start a debate that will end friendships.
My friends and I have had a similar conversation that lasted for hours. It got extremely heated.
I think we had this one before. Though it was more of a 'is a chicken sandwich a burger or a sandwich' type deal.
It has happened before. To wit, it was the successor of the great soup-drink debate.
THINK OF THE CHILDREN!
Okay I'm leaving the forum, I'll be back in 3 weeks when this has all blown over.
anything w/ bread, crackers or a bun is technically a sandwich, including hot dogs & hamburgers. #Come@MeBros
Hot dogs are sandwiches. Come at us, bros.
Hamburgers are warm sandwiches.
Are loafs of bread a bread sandwich.
who knows
A single cracker used to scoop up dip is not a sandwich. A slice of bread used to mop up soup is also not a sandwich. FOH.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colonel Angus
I'm biding my time, guys. Just waiting for the right post.
I can agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by PheeshA single cracker used to scoop up dip is not a sandwich. A slice of bread used to mop up soup is also not a sandwich. FOH.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colonel Angus
I ain't buyin' that a cracker makes a sandwich unless it's two BIG crackers. Then I guess it's basically a big flat/unleavened bread sandwich. That sounds pretty dry and gross though.
You have to be careful with your bread though. If you scoop up too much sauce, and happen to get some cheese and/or other ingredients then you accidentally made and open-faced sandwich. :eek:
If you spread soup onto two slices of bread and put them together... is that then a sandwich that is also a drink?
when you dont know the answer. theres a sure solution.
KITTENS!
thats my answer bye
Soup is definitely a drink. If you spread it on 2 slices of bread and pushed them together, I predict you'll have made a soggy mess that even Mary Berry would be hard pressed to make an innuendo about
Lots of bacon and brown sauce make a sandwich a true sandwich.
*eats two slices of bread between another two slices of bread while reading thread and nodding eagerly*
I was just thinking about this a couple minutes ago. I live right next door to my mom and dad now, and since my dad retired he has been baking bread every single day.
Went to to make a sandwich and my dad hadn't baked any break yet today so grabbed some store bought... It was not as good!
Though bread itself self isn't a sandwich, the better the bread is the better the sandwich. Unless you are one of those people who love the KFC burger where deep fried chicken is the top and bottom bun, and then there is more deep fried chicken inside.
The thing that makes a sandwich a sandwich is not just the glory that becomes what is inside, but the majesty, heart, soul and passion that is crafted into each and every bite of heaven that the lucky one who receives it shall enjoy.
Also you gotta use your hands.
No, you are all heathens!
Two slices of bread. You can put whatever in between, but you need two slices of bread!
Cereal is breakfast soup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve
The National Hot Dog and Sausage Council says that a hotdog isn't a sandwich. I disagree. Everything between a bun / bread slices / folded bread / cracker / etc. is a sandwich.
Throw some stuff in between some carbohydrates and that's a sandwich!
Two plates of caramelized sugar with nutella between them. Sandwich!