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Definition: an item of food consisting of two pieces of bread with meat, cheese, or other filling between them, eaten as a light meal.
Merriam Webster's definition is more complete/correct
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sandwich
1 a : two or more slices of bread or a split roll having a filling in between
b: one slice of bread covered with food
Have an open-faced sandwich, with one slice of bread instead of two, mustard instead of butter, and some vegetable sticks to munch on.
I have open-faced sandwich all the time with one slice of bread.
According to the above definition, a sandwich can be made of bread or roll. A bagel is close to a roll so I'd consider a bagel with filling being a sandwich.
My apologies on the OP spelling errors and poll errors. I woke up this morning, readying to play tennis and wanted to give everyone a little fun, and apparently it backfired. I am not a professional pollster or writer. I personally consider all to be sandwiches. Sandwiches to me are a convenient way to make the fillings portable.
"Sandwiches to me are a convenient way to make the fillings portable".[/quote]
A hostess cupcake and a jelly donut are sandwiches?
Fun website, but I disagree with some of their conclusions and classifications.
My daughter asked if people are ravioli, and pop tarts are ravioli could she be a strawberry pop tart (with no sprinkles!)?
It is a rather convoluted system but I like it, haha
PS - I'm going with classifying several of the options as 'hand pies', a very useful term IMO.
My daughter asked if people are ravioli, and pop tarts are ravioli could she be a strawberry pop tart (with no sprinkles!)?
It is a rather convoluted system but I like it, haha
PS - I'm going with classifying several of the options as 'hand pies', a very useful term IMO.
Merriam Webster's definition is more complete/correct
I have open-faced sandwich all the time with one slice of bread.
According to the above definition, a sandwich can be made of bread or roll. A bagel is close to a roll so I'd consider a bagel with filling being a sandwich.
Of the options listed, the only one I might consider a sandwich is the bagel. To me a sandwich is two (or more) pieces/slices of bread with a filling in between. Not wrapped, and not a tortilla.
I used to think that way too, until I tried the Danish open-faced sandwiches. I now prefer a one-slice sandwich over the two-slices of bread.
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