Is a hot dog a sandwich?

[SouthSideRyan]

A sub with tuna on it.

 

Ohhh you mean a tuna sandwich

[Sammy Sofa]

the assertion that a sub isn't a sandwich is one of the most insane ideas ever proposed on NSBB, and that's saying a lot

 

This is Mojo's doesn't tip on a haircut.

 

It's on the sandwich "tree," or however you want to put it, but it's different enough in terms of expectations and construction to be it's own thing, just like a hot dog.

[jersey cubs fan]

the assertion that a sub isn't a sandwich is one of the most insane ideas ever proposed on NSBB, and that's saying a lot

 

This is Mojo's doesn't tip on a haircut.

 

It's on the sandwich "tree," or however you want to put it, but it's different enough in terms of expectations and construction to be it's own thing, just like a hot dog.

So the hot dog is on the sandwich tree.

[Sammy Sofa]

the assertion that a sub isn't a sandwich is one of the most insane ideas ever proposed on NSBB, and that's saying a lot

 

This is Mojo's doesn't tip on a haircut.

 

It's on the sandwich "tree," or however you want to put it, but it's different enough in terms of expectations and construction to be it's own thing, just like a hot dog.

So the hot dog is on the sandwich tree.

 

Yes, I have said that several times. They're very similar, but different enough in key ways to be their own thing. You can't just swap out similar foods and expect people to act like they're the same thing, so they're not.

[mul21]

the assertion that a sub isn't a sandwich is one of the most insane ideas ever proposed on NSBB, and that's saying a lot

 

This is Mojo's doesn't tip on a haircut.

 

It's on the sandwich "tree," or however you want to put it, but it's different enough in terms of expectations and construction to be it's own thing, just like a hot dog.

So the hot dog is on the sandwich tree.

 

Is that like the ticket oak? And where can I get one? That sounds really convenient and pretty awesome.

[jersey cubs fan]

the assertion that a sub isn't a sandwich is one of the most insane ideas ever proposed on NSBB, and that's saying a lot

 

This is Mojo's doesn't tip on a haircut.

 

It's on the sandwich "tree," or however you want to put it, but it's different enough in terms of expectations and construction to be it's own thing, just like a hot dog.

So the hot dog is on the sandwich tree.

 

Yes, I have said that several times. They're very similar, but different enough in key ways to be their own thing. You can't just swap out similar foods and expect people to act like they're the same thing, so they're not.

 

You continue to make no sense. If it's on the tree along with all these others types of sandwiches it is by definition a sandwich that just happens to go by a specific name.

[Sammy Sofa]

So then the issue is with classic/traditional/whatever sandwiches being called "sandwiches" when they're just part of the sandwich category. It's like people in the south calling all sodas "coke" in addition to Coke actually being its own thing.

 

I say we make history and rename sandwiches.

[KaiserCesar]

Ah, yes, the difference between a Sandwich and a sandwich. As a friend of mine observed that the problem stems from sandwich being both a genus and a species (his words)

[Sammy Sofa]

I'm going with "sammich."

[Guest]

this thread is so great and mojo's contribution is no exception

[Sammy Sofa]

Come on, David, get that mighty robot brain a-workin' and come up with a different name for sandwiches.

[Clem Fandango]

I call sandwiches Sammies, Sandoozles, or Adam Sandlers

[jersey cubs fan]

I call sandwiches Sammies, Sandoozles, or Adam Sandlers

 

I noted it before but my go to is sangwiches, based on that analyze this line.

[Sammy Sofa]

I like "sangwiches," but I thought that was like a W.C. Fields thing or something.

[jersey cubs fan]

I like "sangwiches," but I thought that was like a W.C. Fields thing or something.

maybe it is but I only know it from the "half a sangwich" guy.

[Guest]

I don't do sandwiches any longer, no carb diet; man do I miss bread, but not buns.

[WrigleyField 22]

A proper burrito is wrapped end over end and covered in a mole or other sauce and eaten with silverware.

 

As someone who just spent the last 3 months mostly in California, you are wrong. There is a distinct difference between Mexican and Tex Mex. You are describing Tex Mex which is bastardized American influenced Mexican food.

 

I've also had a taco with beans in it. It's not difficult, nor did it make it a burrito.

 

Taco = one base, folded into two sides with an open air top

 

Burrito = one base, folded over and wrapped up to an enclosed concoction.

 

This isn't rocket science.

Well burritos are basically unique to northern Mexicans and not Mexico as a whole so that Tex-Mex burrito is just authentically Mexican as whatever California has by and large, but those cultures are still going to be somewhat unique due to being separated. If we're trying to stick with a strictly historically Mexican dish though you're topping out on like two ingredients either way one of which may not be meat. I guess if proper is meant as historical, no that's not proper as the historical burrito was solely meant to be easily wrapped, but there is a just as authentic culture of plated burritos with mole, which I include to dustinguish it from tacos. Otherwise they are just basically large tacos with a different wrap technique.

 

 

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[Careless]

So through two pages, Mojo doesn't think that buns are bread, and NY doesn't think that peanut butter and jelly is a sandwich.

 

This thread is like an autism litmus test

No, it isn't.

 

But now it is.

[jersey cubs fan]

[DiamondMind]

I dont like this thread

[Hairyducked Idiot]

This thread is like an autism litmus test

 

IDEA: Next time I go to the store, I buy hot dogs. I offer one to my son and ask him "What is it?"

 

He doesn't know the word for hot dog, but this can all be decided by whether he says "sandwich" or just "eat."

[Sammy Sofa]

Well, now this isn't fun anymore.

[WrigleyField 22]

Well, now this isn't fun anymore.

You can only get so much fun out of a hot dog.

 

 

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[Hairyducked Idiot]

Well, now this isn't fun anymore.

You can only get so much fun out of a hot dog.

 

Or any other sandwich, really.

[WrigleyField 22]

Well, now this isn't fun anymore.

You can only get so much fun out of a hot dog.

 

Or any other sandwich, really.

[restart thread] a hot dog isn't a sandwich[/restart thread]

 

 

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