>captcha is select all the sandwiches
>all I see is burgers
made me REEEEE for some reason
>>7521656
>sandwich: an item of food consisting of two pieces of bread with meat, cheese, or other filling between them, eaten as a light meal.
learn to definition
>>7521659
>being a prescriptivist ninny
>>7521656
This is a board dedicated to the scientific exploration of what is and is not a sandwich, and you can't even comprehend the basics?
>>7521662
>usage is meaning
>>7521685
>2016
>not eating a coffee sandwich
>>7521698
I much prefer the soft drink, the fizz is great with melty cheese.
>>7521656
For some reason? The reason is pretty fucking obvious. Your autistic.
>select steaks
>ribs, escalopes and some unidentified charred square
>>7521712
>Your
You're
>>7521704
have you tried the cake sandwich?
>>7521712
though a burger fits the definition of sandwich, how many times have you called it one?
>>7521745
a art
>>7521749
I have not but I plan to next time I visit. Gotta get it with, if you catch my drift.
>>7521659
>eaten as a light meal
that must be from an american dictionary
>>7521766
sandwiches are lunch food, lunch is usually light
>>7521762
Plenty of popular sandwiches are commonly referred to by their specific names: hot dog, Reuben, Hot Brown, burger, wraps, Sloppy Joe, banh mi, panini, felafel. Then there sandwiches that don't really have words in English to properly describe them, like a tartine.
That doesn't mean these things aren't sandwiches.
>>7521792
is kebab a sandwich?
>>7521656
>hot Hamburg sandwich
The clue is in the name, genius.
>>7521795
If it comes wrapped in bread it is. On a plate it isn't. And predicting where you're heading with this whether or not a taco is a sandwich depends on whether you consider tortillas to be bread. Flour tortillas are pretty clearly bread, but corn tortillas one could be on the fence about. The further away you get from English and French cuisines the more ambiguous sandwiches become. A Chinese pork bun may not qualify, but the Taiwan style bao sandwiches Eddie Huang peddles clearly are.
>>7521766
Oxford also includes the term "light meal" in their definition, eurofat.
>>7521656
Pic related, you lefty faggot.
A hamburger is closer to a real sandwich than you ever thought.
>>7521792
You forgot pizza, you ignorant pleb.
>>7521801
where does the "hot" come from? I don't see it anywhere in "Hamburger"
>>7521812
is an open faced sandwich a sandwich?
>>7521819
Pizza is a pie, you fool
>>7521819
Tough call with pizza, because the dough is baked with the toppings on it, whereas on a sandwich the bread is baked first, then the toppings are put on it. If you accept that as part of what makes a sandwich a pizza is a type of flatbread, not a sandwich.
>>7521821
It's the original term for a Hamburger, I don't know what it would be in German though.
>>7521821
>open faced sandwich
It's a clunky construction in English, because we don't have the word tartine. But since "sandwich" is part of the construction "open faced sandwich" I guess it has to be considered such.
>>7521824
And a pie is a type of sandwich.
>>7521838
Placing the food in the cooked flatbread makes it a kind of sandwich. Cooking the flatbread with a topping is not. So scooping a salad into a fold of flatbread is making a flatbread sandwich. But pizza, zatar bread, khachapuri and lamacun are simply flatbread, because they're cooked with the toppings on them. Of course you could go crazy and make sandwiches using them.
>>7521870
>>7521860
I think we decided that if you cook the bread and fillings together it isnt a sandwich
>>7521916
grilled cheese isn't a sandwich?
>>7521926
The bread is already cooked. You're just toasting/charring it for a grilled cheese.
