Is a hotdog a sandwich?

Is a hotdog a sandwich?

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Is op a faggot?

not in my book, but I've been wrong before.

No I'd say it's a subgenre of sandwiches as a whole

It's a burrito.

If I type "sandwich" on Yelp the top rated result in my area is the cheap Mexican run hot dog stand outside the local Home Depot

They serve a great kielbasa

A hotdog is a degenerate way to consume nonproteins, transfats and empty carbohydrates usually accompanied by a condiment such as mustard.

There is no dog in it, it aint hot, so it is called after something that it isnt. It is a metaphor for the american way of life, which may be a pursuit of happiness, but under the wrong assumption that all it takes to make you happy is a truckload of money.

Shut up.

I haven't heard any convincing argument on why it isn't.

It's a pie. Nothing like a nice hot slice of 'go 'ot 'og.

No, it's a hot dog. And a taco's not a sandwich either.

An open ended fajita

Oh my god you're retarded. I hope you die in a fire you inbred tool.

love me some 'go 'og.

joking apart, where is the ketchup?

Sausage in a bun.

a sandwich is served using 2 slices of bread.

no, a hot dog is not a sandwich as it is served in a bun.

it's a burger

plenty of sandwiches are made not with 2 slices of bread

no

and neither are burgers

>they're just fat and carbs
subs aren't sandwiches?

A hot dog obviously isn't a sandwich, but surely a hamburger is a sandwich?

A sandwich is made from two slices of bread, either toasted or un-toasted.

A hotdog, however, would be closer to a burger, as it's made from a roll.

A burger isn't a burger unless it's in a roll. If it's between two slices of bread it becomes a sandwich.

>A burger isn't a burger unless it's in a roll.
I think you mean "bun".

See also: chicken roll, chiko roll, spring roll, and eat fresh!

Are anime triangles sandwiches? They always refer to them as sandwiches

>I think you mean "bun".
No, I mean roll. But where I live we might just have a different meaning for the same thing as you.
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Because a sandwich is by definition a meal of two (or more) slices of bread with an also sliced, cold, usually savoury and/or vegetable filling.
A hotdog is not even a single slice of bread, and its filling is not sliced

A lot of things are called wrong.

If a dish that is noteable only for being 2 slices of bread with stuff in it is such a big deal that the earl of sandwich gives it its name, then the particulars seem rather important for what is a sandwhich and what is not.

>calls jelly doughnuts sandwiches
Why are you lying on the internet?
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