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is a hot dog a sandwich?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Good evening fabbers , friends and forumites .
I hope you all have had a jolly splendid day.
Pooch and I started ours with an invigorating walk. Despite what seemed like gloomy weather.
A fun time in the garden followed , clearing ouchie brambles. Why don't my veggies grow as vigorously.
Whilst walking this morning I listed to one of my favorite wireless shows Danny Baker on Five live.
He posited the question , is a hotdog a sandwich?
Our colonial cousins call a hamburger a sandwich, so is a hotdog , it has bread and a filling ?
Over to you guys
Taff and Pooch
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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For me sandwiches are cold.....a heated sandwich becomes a toastie or melt etc and I think burgers and hot dogs are in that direction with their hot fillings.
But I've no expertise. Just an idea/opinion.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"But it's in a roll so I don't class it as a sandwich .. 
But if you put butter and a filling in the same finger roll is that a sandwich ?  "
Nope it's still a roll |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"But it's in a roll so I don't class it as a sandwich ..
But if you put butter and a filling in the same finger roll is that a sandwich ?
Nope it's still a roll "
North of the boarder they call them filled rolls |
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By *ENDAROOSCouple
over a year ago
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"Absolutely not.
Incase you're still unsure, no!
Ha ha I can tell you guys have missed me and my dashed important questions "
No, but I might have missed looking at your jolly spiffing bottom.  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Absolutely not.
Incase you're still unsure, no!
Ha ha I can tell you guys have missed me and my dashed important questions
No, but I might have missed looking at your jolly spiffing bottom. "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Hamburgers aren't called sandwiches in America are they? I've never heard anyone on television ask for a burger sandwich. I need evidence of this. "
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"Hamburgers aren't called sandwiches in America are they? I've never heard anyone on television ask for a burger sandwich. I need evidence of this. "
I've seen them listed as sandwiches in America.
Posh hot dogs are usually big tasty sausages in a brioche... and they're all technically sandwiches.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hamburgers aren't called sandwiches in America are they? I've never heard anyone on television ask for a burger sandwich. I need evidence of this.
Ring Obama "
I shall do exactly that!,
Although it seems Americans call anything between two pieces of anything made from wheat,or a pizza base folded over, a sandwich. What we call rolls,they call sandwiches. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hamburgers aren't called sandwiches in America are they? I've never heard anyone on television ask for a burger sandwich. I need evidence of this.
I've seen them listed as sandwiches in America.
Posh hot dogs are usually big tasty sausages in a brioche... and they're all technically sandwiches.
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It's only a sandwich if it's between two slices of Hovis |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hamburgers aren't called sandwiches in America are they? I've never heard anyone on television ask for a burger sandwich. I need evidence of this.
I've seen them listed as sandwiches in America.
Posh hot dogs are usually big tasty sausages in a brioche... and they're all technically sandwiches.
It's only a sandwich if it's between two slices of Hovis "
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"Hamburgers aren't called sandwiches in America are they? I've never heard anyone on television ask for a burger sandwich. I need evidence of this.
I've seen them listed as sandwiches in America.
Posh hot dogs are usually big tasty sausages in a brioche... and they're all technically sandwiches.
It's only a sandwich if it's between two slices of Hovis "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It depends on many factors.
If it is a frankfurter type lips and arseholes sausage in a tasteless finger roll with chilly, ketchup, squeesy mustard etc. heaped on it no, it's a hot dog.
If it's a tasty English sausage cut in 2 so it doesn't roll and the fat can run out into the frying pan. between 2 slices of tasty bread with a hint of English mustard and some slightly salted butter, then it is a sausage sandwich. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A sandwich is a filling between two or more pieces of sliced bread. A hot dog is in a roll and is therefore a roll/bap/barmcake etc.
Thank you "
But there's also the open sandwich which has toppings rather than filings. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A sandwich is a filling between two or more pieces of sliced bread. A hot dog is in a roll and is therefore a roll/bap/barmcake etc.
Thank you
But there's also the open sandwich which has toppings rather than filings. "
That's because the Danish can't afford 2 slices of bread, |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Good evening fabbers , friends and forumites .
I hope you all have had a jolly splendid day.
Pooch and I started ours with an invigorating walk. Despite what seemed like gloomy weather.
A fun time in the garden followed , clearing ouchie brambles. Why don't my veggies grow as vigorously.
Whilst walking this morning I listed to one of my favorite wireless shows Danny Baker on Five live.
He posited the question , is a hotdog a sandwich?
Our colonial cousins call a hamburger a sandwich, so is a hotdog , it has bread and a filling ?
Over to you guys
Taff and Pooch
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If in bread not a bun or baguette I would call it a sandwich.
But if it is a bun baguette I would not.
Also to me subway is not a sandwich it is baguettes and a baguette to me is not a sandwich lol. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"My twist on this is that a sandwich involves sliced bread....buttered. So no. It isn't a sandwich. I checked with the Earl....he said no!"
My aunty used to butter hotdogs and burgers ,, wrong I know |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"My twist on this is that a sandwich involves sliced bread....buttered. So no. It isn't a sandwich. I checked with the Earl....he said no!
My aunty used to butter hotdogs and burgers ,, wrong I know "
Your Aunt is weird.
anyhow the Earl has ruled on this issue so no, no it isn't,. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It depends on many factors.
If it is a frankfurter type lips and arseholes sausage in a tasteless finger roll with chilly, ketchup, squeesy mustard etc. heaped on it no, it's a hot dog.
If it's a tasty English sausage cut in 2 so it doesn't roll and the fat can run out into the frying pan. between 2 slices of tasty bread with a hint of English mustard and some slightly salted butter, then it is a sausage sandwich. "
All of this, all day long....who the hell invented the frankfurter anyway & can i hurt them just a little bit...please?!?  |
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