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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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"No, it's a sausage in a roll - if it were in bread it would be a sandwich
Yes but if you put in a bun its a sandwich. Right?"
Nope because a sandwich is made using slices of bread and a bun is not them |
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"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich  "
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages? "
Then its a hotdogs sandwich therefore proving my point. |
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"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages? "
Hotdog sandwich |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages? "
But a hotdog in a tin is an actual sausage - so yes |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages?
But a hotdog in a tin is an actual sausage - so yes "
Is it though, Do they even have any meat in.
I Don't count those floppy things as a sausage. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages?
But a hotdog in a tin is an actual sausage - so yes
Is it though, Do they even have any meat in.
I Don't count those floppy things as a sausage."
There floppy piss flaps made into a sausage shape! BEWARE!  |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages?
But a hotdog in a tin is an actual sausage - so yes
Is it though, Do they even have any meat in.
I Don't count those floppy things as a sausage."
A hotdog sausage is either a Wiener or a Frankfurter both of which contain meat and are officially classified as sausages so you'd be wrong |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages?
But a hotdog in a tin is an actual sausage - so yes
Is it though, Do they even have any meat in.
I Don't count those floppy things as a sausage.
A hotdog sausage is either a Wiener or a Frankfurter both of which contain meat and are officially classified as sausages so you'd be wrong "
Define containing meat. I would suggest you would struggle. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I'd suggest the verb gives it away
To sandwich
Place between
I'd also suggest its a
hierarchical classification
Thus a hot dog is a sub class of sandwich
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There we have it people.
I was right. |
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"I'd suggest the verb gives it away
To sandwich
Place between
I'd also suggest its a
hierarchical classification
Thus a hot dog is a sub class of sandwich
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The confusion is there is to be fair a sandwich type specifically called a sandwich |
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"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages?
But a hotdog in a tin is an actual sausage - so yes
Is it though, Do they even have any meat in.
I Don't count those floppy things as a sausage."
A proper frankfurter has a lot more meat in it than an English sausage, god knows what is in a tinned hot dog and I don't really want to know... |
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Is a hamburger a "circular ground beef sandwich"?
Technically, yes. But would YOU ask for one? No. Because you would just confuse the spotty little Herbert behind the counter. And I can say that because my nieces and nephews have worked in McDonalds. |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages?
But a hotdog in a tin is an actual sausage - so yes
Is it though, Do they even have any meat in.
I Don't count those floppy things as a sausage.
A hotdog sausage is either a Wiener or a Frankfurter both of which contain meat and are officially classified as sausages so you'd be wrong
Define containing meat. I would suggest you would struggle. "
I'll give you better than *my* definition, I'll give you a more complete one:
"A Vienna sausage, Frankfurter or informally Frank is a thin parboiled sausage traditionally made of pork and beef in a casing of sheep's intestine, then given a low temperature smoking. The word Wiener is German for Viennese. In Austria the term "Wiener" is uncommon for this food item, which instead is usually called Frankfurter Würstl."
The clue is in the bits that say "pork", "beef" and "sheep"
I cannot of course vouch for each and every individual seller but any establishment claiming they have meat in them would I expect be able to show meat content |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages?
But a hotdog in a tin is an actual sausage - so yes
Is it though, Do they even have any meat in.
I Don't count those floppy things as a sausage.
A hotdog sausage is either a Wiener or a Frankfurter both of which contain meat and are officially classified as sausages so you'd be wrong
Define containing meat. I would suggest you would struggle.
I'll give you better than *my* definition, I'll give you a more complete one:
"A Vienna sausage, Frankfurter or informally Frank is a thin parboiled sausage traditionally made of pork and beef in a casing of sheep's intestine, then given a low temperature smoking. The word Wiener is German for Viennese. In Austria the term "Wiener" is uncommon for this food item, which instead is usually called Frankfurter Würstl."
The clue is in the bits that say "pork", "beef" and "sheep"
I cannot of course vouch for each and every individual seller but any establishment claiming they have meat in them would I expect be able to show meat content "
In that case until you can vouch for every single sausage I'm not sure we can take you seriously. |
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"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages?
But a hotdog in a tin is an actual sausage - so yes
Is it though, Do they even have any meat in.
I Don't count those floppy things as a sausage.
A hotdog sausage is either a Wiener or a Frankfurter both of which contain meat and are officially classified as sausages so you'd be wrong
Define containing meat. I would suggest you would struggle.
I'll give you better than *my* definition, I'll give you a more complete one:
"A Vienna sausage, Frankfurter or informally Frank is a thin parboiled sausage traditionally made of pork and beef in a casing of sheep's intestine, then given a low temperature smoking. The word Wiener is German for Viennese. In Austria the term "Wiener" is uncommon for this food item, which instead is usually called Frankfurter Würstl."
The clue is in the bits that say "pork", "beef" and "sheep"
I cannot of course vouch for each and every individual seller but any establishment claiming they have meat in them would I expect be able to show meat content
In that case until you can vouch for every single sausage I'm not sure we can take you seriously. "
This made me laugh Lorna |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages?
But a hotdog in a tin is an actual sausage - so yes
Is it though, Do they even have any meat in.
I Don't count those floppy things as a sausage.
A hotdog sausage is either a Wiener or a Frankfurter both of which contain meat and are officially classified as sausages so you'd be wrong
Define containing meat. I would suggest you would struggle.
I'll give you better than *my* definition, I'll give you a more complete one:
"A Vienna sausage, Frankfurter or informally Frank is a thin parboiled sausage traditionally made of pork and beef in a casing of sheep's intestine, then given a low temperature smoking. The word Wiener is German for Viennese. In Austria the term "Wiener" is uncommon for this food item, which instead is usually called Frankfurter Würstl."
The clue is in the bits that say "pork", "beef" and "sheep"
I cannot of course vouch for each and every individual seller but any establishment claiming they have meat in them would I expect be able to show meat content
In that case until you can vouch for every single sausage I'm not sure we can take you seriously. "
Would expect nothing less |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages?
But a hotdog in a tin is an actual sausage - so yes
Is it though, Do they even have any meat in.
I Don't count those floppy things as a sausage.
A hotdog sausage is either a Wiener or a Frankfurter both of which contain meat and are officially classified as sausages so you'd be wrong
Define containing meat. I would suggest you would struggle.
I'll give you better than *my* definition, I'll give you a more complete one:
"A Vienna sausage, Frankfurter or informally Frank is a thin parboiled sausage traditionally made of pork and beef in a casing of sheep's intestine, then given a low temperature smoking. The word Wiener is German for Viennese. In Austria the term "Wiener" is uncommon for this food item, which instead is usually called Frankfurter Würstl."
The clue is in the bits that say "pork", "beef" and "sheep"
I cannot of course vouch for each and every individual seller but any establishment claiming they have meat in them would I expect be able to show meat content
In that case until you can vouch for every single sausage I'm not sure we can take you seriously.
Would expect nothing less "
I eagerly await your report. |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
There and to the left a bit |
"No as its not between 2 slices of bread
I have hot dogs in bread if I don't have rolls in when the kids want them. Would they be a sandwich then? thats a sausage sandwich
Even if I use the hotdogs in a tin not actual sausages?
But a hotdog in a tin is an actual sausage - so yes
Is it though, Do they even have any meat in.
I Don't count those floppy things as a sausage.
A hotdog sausage is either a Wiener or a Frankfurter both of which contain meat and are officially classified as sausages so you'd be wrong
Define containing meat. I would suggest you would struggle.
I'll give you better than *my* definition, I'll give you a more complete one:
"A Vienna sausage, Frankfurter or informally Frank is a thin parboiled sausage traditionally made of pork and beef in a casing of sheep's intestine, then given a low temperature smoking. The word Wiener is German for Viennese. In Austria the term "Wiener" is uncommon for this food item, which instead is usually called Frankfurter Würstl."
The clue is in the bits that say "pork", "beef" and "sheep"
I cannot of course vouch for each and every individual seller but any establishment claiming they have meat in them would I expect be able to show meat content
In that case until you can vouch for every single sausage I'm not sure we can take you seriously.
Would expect nothing less
I eagerly await your report. "
I wouldn't be holding your breath...life's too short
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"Is a hamburger a "circular ground beef sandwich"?
Technically, yes. But would YOU ask for one? No. Because you would just confuse the spotty little Herbert behind the counter. And I can say that because my nieces and nephews have worked in McDonalds. "
Hamburgers always used to confuse me as a kid, as they don't have ham in.  |
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By *itty9899Man
over a year ago
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When it's served in the roll, it's also a sandwich. We know: the idea that a hot dog is a sandwich is heresy to some of you. But given that the definition of sandwich is "two or more slices of bread or a split roll having a filling in between," there is no sensible way around it. ... Hence, a hot dog is a sandwich |
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