I’d call it a sandwich based on the style of bread, not something simply utilising any random type. Calling a hotdog a sandwich seems wrong even written in text.
Idk how you classify bread types. It's all bread but it's how you are suppose to consume it. I mean hardtack is a cracker but you tend to consume it like bread depending on what size the hard tack comes in (think a brick of saltine cacker that weighs as much as an actual brick) is it bread or is it still a cracker or is a cracker something that you need to have bite sized peices?
Is a hot dog a sandwich?
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I’d call it a sandwich based on the style of bread, not something simply utilising any random type. Calling a hotdog a sandwich seems wrong even written in text.
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Idk how you classify bread types. It's all bread but it's how you are suppose to consume it. I mean hardtack is a cracker but you tend to consume it like bread depending on what size the hard tack comes in (think a brick of saltine cacker that weighs as much as an actual brick) is it bread or is it still a cracker or is a cracker something that you need to have bite sized peices?
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Well I do it on cut and filling, to me they’re all seperate things.
A hotdog is a hotdog made using a hotdog bun.
A roll is a roll made using a roll.
A sandwich is a sandwich made using two slices of bread.
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I feel like french has this covered. Like they have more words for food and cuisine and descriptors but I'm too lazy to look it up.
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Me too 😒