Is a Hot Dog a Sandwich?

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Is a Hot Dog a Sandwich?


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The great question of our time.
 
Has to be a sandwich. How can it not be?
 
No, it's not a sammich, just like a burger is not a sammich. They form a sub category of the finger food group which includes greats such as corn dogs and thkse huge turkey legs they serve at Indy Motor Speedway
 
No, it's not a sammich, just like a burger is not a sammich.

Typed in Google - "Is a hamburger a sandwich?"

"A hamburger (also called a beef burger, hamburger sandwich, burger or hamburg) is a sandwich consisting of one or more cooked patties of ground meat, usually beef, placed inside a sliced bun."

First thing that came up.
 
Hot dogs (and sausages on a bun) are clearly sandwiches. A sub is indisputably a sandwich and there's nothing materially diffefent between a sub and a hot dog.

No, it's not a sammich, just like a burger is not a sammich. They form a sub category of the finger food group which includes greats such as corn dogs and thkse huge turkey legs they serve at Indy Motor Speedway
Hamburgers are sandwiches.
 
It clearly is.
 
I feel like this really needed a poll option for It's Some Bread Giving A Hot Dog Sausage A Much Needed Hug To Remind It That Everything In This World Has Value because 'No' doesn't feel specific enough Joel you idiot.
 
What kinda goddamn sandwich is this? No If I want a sausage sandwich I put some sausages between two slices of bread. But if this is supposed to be an Italian sausage sandwich....

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....which is clearly a hot dog....

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The real question is open face sandwiches. Which defeat the point entirely
 
Yes a hot dog is a sandwich (the meat is sandwiched between portions of bread). A layer cake is also a sandwich, as is a pizza, a pita, a taco, a burrito, and a twinkie. Most food is a sandwich.
 
Cooked pink slime sandwiched between 2 slices of bread. It's a sandwich.
 
I think @Danoff nailed it with the use of the word "sandwiched".

I think you just prevented the start of WWIII.
 
I think it is a sandwich...
 
This question is like asking, If it has four wheels, a motor, and drives on paved road, is it a car?
 
This question is like asking, If it has four wheels, a motor, and drives on paved road, is it a car?
To which the answer is, perhaps, but not necessarily.
 
To me, a sandwich consists of a food item that is placed between two barriers consisting of bread or a similar product. However, these two barriers do not need to be seperated and may consist of a single loaf of bread partially cut down the middle, to allow easier one-handed consumption. As such, I would consider the hot dog a sandwich.
 
When stuff like this happens we call it komkommertijd.
 
How is it not. It's bread with meat and toppings in the middle.

That's a little too vague to classify it. Here's an example.

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This is a pork bun from Chinese bakeries. It's bread with meat in the middle, yet it's considered a bun and not a sandwich.



But if I had to answer this, I'd it is a sandwich under the context that a hot dog bun is shaped similar to other baguettes.
 
I think if the contents are enveloped in an unbroken bread shell then it's a bun, if the contents can be seen in any way as with a Hot Dog it is a sandwich IMO.

First world problems.... :lol:
 
Hot dogs and Hamburgers are listed under "Sandwich" on most restaurant menus.
 
TB
That 1/4" of uncut bun keeping the meat from falling out keeps it from being a sandwich.

What happens if you accidently rip the bun in two? Is it a sandwich then?
 
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