Is a hot dog a sandwich? If it's in a bun, I mean. 
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So bread in a peanut butter sandwich is just there to hold the peanut butter so you can eat it with your hands?
Duh!
That’s a straw man argument. A cream based sandwich is not comparable to a sausage based sandwich.
FWIW, hot dogs, etc where eaten off paper until the worlds fair (1893) when they started selling them in bread to hold the sausage.
Fun fact for the day…
Is a hot dog a sandwich? If it's in a bun, I mean.
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Short answer is Hell No! To both questions
It’s a really awful soft taco.
or a really good soft taco why does a bun need to be made of wheat why not a crunchy or soft corn tortilla you could put on both shredded lettuce and diced tomato's , both are made from a meat like substance ( rat , cat or dog mmm dog ) both can be eaten well from a hand , and both when cooked properly are wonderfully horrible in the human stomach full of nitrates and salts mmm high blood pressure and you can eat both with really hot peppers . and both go really really good with a few beers or warm saki .
What does canned mackerel have to do with this?
Am I in the wrong thread again?
Am I in the wrong thread again?
Yes, you need the canned seafood burrito thread. Down the hall, on the right
Doesn't sandwich mean to place between pretty much? While technically a sandwich only a dumb dumb would ask for a hotdog sandwich.
Also be careful of what side of town you're in because two dudes may seal you up air tight.
Also be careful of what side of town you're in because two dudes may seal you up air tight.
Ask your wife!Is a hot dog a sandwich? If it's in a bun, I mean.
What about "open-faced grinder"?
Must include two pieces of bread but not all things with two slices of bread are a sandwich?
Like a hamburger? Sandwich or not?
Fify
Not to worry. Just buy day old buns and as soon as you lay the dog into it, the bun will separate into two pieces.
I thought only children put ketchup on hotdogs
for sure a sammy.
Makes me think of a certain scene in Pulp Fiction, but with a hotdog discussion instead of hamburger.
Especially if mom makes it. She always uses two slices of wonder bread.
My girl slathers hotdogs in ketchup, total weirdo.Probably...
Rebecca dips her french fries in mustard... fuggin weirdo.
Okay, I'm opening the rabbit hole door all the way.
Grilled cheese.
Dipping it in tomato soup.
Isn't that really putting ketchup on it?
And,
A proper grilled cheese has bacon. Bacon and ketchup are a culinary no-no.
I’m gonna call shenanigans on a proper grilled cheese having anything other than bread, butter, and cheese. Anything added to that combo just makes it a fried sandwich
Fair enough, I’ll allow a substitution of some sort of liquid-ish condiment instead of butter. As long as the basic combo is still just bread and cheese
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Is that supercorndogs?
I go a bit overboard on grilled cheese sandwiches.
Kerry Gold butter melted and brushed heavily on the bread.
3 slices of Wrights thick bacon
Grated mixture of:
Smoked Gouda
Havarti
Farmhouse cheddar
Regular sharp cheddar
Pepper jack
Sometimes we splurge on good cheese too.
Bread is usually tomato basil from Panera.
Or, Asiago cheese bread. Thick sliced.
Warm up the griddle, place 4 slices (book matched so everything lines up) on the griddle butter side down.
Cover both sides liberally with the cheese and add the bacon.
Yes, the cheese will fall off the sides and get a little crispy.
Once the cheese softens, the slices are combined and properly browned.
After getting them together, I can begin to start thre 3rd sammich.
I usually make 6-8 at a time because the kids will eat more than one.
Any leftover cheese is placed on the griddle in piles to melt and brown. The still soft cheese is rolled into tubes and finishes browning. They make a great pre dinner snack.
My grandmother put ketchup on meatloaf and tipped it with bacon. That little faux pa says there is an exception.
My grandpa always asked her if she put a banana in it (the meatloaf). She would always say "no". I wonder if there was some sexual connotation that none of use got.
