@jesusredeemedme2425
a hotdog is a hotdog and a sandwich is a sandwich 🤭
A sandwich is meat and other ingredients wrapped in bread. Hence, a hotdog is a sandwich hehe
@jesusredeemedme2425
No 😡
Lol
@Torean
Yessssss :P
@jesusredeemedme2425
YES anything is a sandwich every culture has some type of sandwich, the def of a sandwich is "two carbs with a protein in the middle"
Mexico: taco de pollo
Japan: rice balls
Germany: hotdogs
sandwich: England
@Innovarefy
SEEEEEEE @Torean???? They agree with me hehe
@jesusredeemedme2425
Wow. 💀💀💀
Also, still no. Tacos aren't sandwiches because the shell/tortilla is one thing, and maybe other reasons. Search results agree with me. 😝
There are rice balls with a different name that are shaped like sandwiches. But standard onigiri, no. And search results agree with me again. 😁
And hotdogs aren't sandwiches because they just really aren't. I mean, look at them. There are three main kinds of really good hot dogs that I know of. Chili dogs, Chicago dogs, and hot dogs with kimchi as relish (I invented that last one, but so did other people before me I guess.). But do you want a chili or kimchi or really specific and loaded-up Chicago dog style sandwich? No. 🤮 That would be weird and gross. So my point stands! Bwahahha
@Torean I think i sense a hater in the crowd, peace and love
@Torean
also a tortilla is a carb lmao 💀
@Torean
Thank you, Internet. :P
Yes, Merriam-Webster, the USDA, and the dictionary all consider a hot dog to be a sandwich. Merriam-Webster defines a sandwich as "two or more slices of bread or a split roll having a filling in between". The USDA considers a sandwich to be meat between two pieces of bread, and the dictionary defines a burrito as a sandwich, even though it's not between two pieces of bread.
Even the language experts have issued a verdict: Merriam-Webster came down definitively on the side of yes, a hot dog IS a sandwich, because “the definition of sandwich is 'two or more slices of bread or a split roll having a filling in between.
In 2018, the late Ruth Bader Ginsburg concluded that a hot dog is indeed a sandwich while on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert.
@Torean
What even is kimchi???? XD
@jesusredeemedme2425
Fermented spicy cabbage or bok choy
@Innovarefy
Kimchi is usually spicy too, and fun to make. Add that to your list to try, because it's super good! I think so at least.
See, I think that Merriam Webster needs to work on their definition of "bun" because it's totally one piece of bread. 😜
@Torean
Usually *really* spicy is what I meant to say. Also, it can be made with radish too. Actually I like the radish best for it personally.
@Torean
It's one piece with a cut in it. Like pita bread. hehe
So does it not being cut in half make it not a sandwich? What about Subway? They don't cut it in half, they cut it mostly apart but not quite. Does that make it not a sandwich?? :P
@jesusredeemedme2425
Good question. I just call those subs, but the more sandwich-y and tastier ones are totally cut all the way through. Like the one I just had from Firehouse the other day. That was a real sandwich. 😋
Also, Subway's bread is legally considered cake in some countries. I'm not a big fan of them in general. They used to be way better.
@Torean
Wha... cake???
@jesusredeemedme2425
Yup. 😋 Because of how much sugar is in it, etc. Honestly, there is a big taste difference between that bread and pretty much anyone else's.
@jesusredeemedme2425 Not sure. It might be a sandwich, but who knows.
It's not. If you try to invite people for "hot dog sandwiches" no one will want to eat hot dogs with you. 😜 Besides, it's a bun, not regular bread. Yes, you technically can use a slice of bread, but that's usually more of a paycheck-to-paycheck survival decision.
@Torean I agree. One more vote for the separate definition camp!
@jesusredeemedme2425 Probably not. When the Earl of Sandwich devised his food package idea, no frankfurter was involved. Nor was there a proper bun.
@jesusredeemedme2425
Just GOTTA boost this one. ;)
