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Let's vote: Is a hot dog a sandwich?
#1
I saw Teosis' post about the chicken sandwich and have my own parallel question. Is a hotdog a sandwich? 

Per the definition: A sandwich is an item of food consisting of two pieces of bread with meat, cheese, or other filling between them, eaten as a light meal.

So a hotdog technically meets the definition.



[+] 2 users Like Omega Samurai's post
#2
No it has a bun not toast!

Great question though!



[+] 1 user Likes WallyAlex's post
#3
Absolutely not!



[+] 1 user Likes chinsan's post
#4
I think because it's still technically one piece of bread, just slit open, it doesn't quite meet the requirements. So it's a no sandwich for me



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#5
Maybe just call it a dogwich so that both are wiches and that solves the linguistic problem.



#6
Yes, hotdog is a kind of sandwich



#7
Burgers needs meat, chicken isn't considered "meat."



#8
Bro. A hotdog is a hotdog. No way in hell it's a sandwich.



#9
This is actually a popular GMM podcast



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#10
This is great to know and I will have to check out the podcast.



#11
Wait a minute.

Can we call sushi fast food now too? Big Grin

So, bun, hotdog bun. Hotdog burger? I think we would need it to be multiple hotdogs, spam burger?



#12
>Can we call sushi fast food now too?
Yes. Because you can get it at truck stops. Whether it's actually good for your body is another matter entirely.



#13
No hot dog is a hot dog, not a sandwich



#14
By me it's not.



#15
1000000% NO lol



#16
Can we at least all agree that they both taste great?



#17
>Can we at least all agree that they both taste great?
Someone with wisdom has just posted. Just don't put bbq sauce on hotdogs, it doesn't quite taste right.



#18
The idea of BBQ sauce on a hotdog just made me gag. uuuuughhhhh



#19
Hot dog is not a sandwhich, it's its own thing.



#20
A sandwich is defined with its content. You dont put a whole sausage on a sandwich, therefore its not a sandwich