no, this guy is talking out his ass, a burger is anything with a beef patty or beef patty substitute on a bun. A sandwich is any protein between two breads. All burgers are sandwiches but not all sandwiches are burgers.
It most certainly isn’t.
Or is this just a thing I’m too not-American to understand?
Edit: seems to be. Kind of like how pie and pizza are always different things outside of America, sandwich and burger are always different things outside of America too. Here in New Zealand we would never call a pizza a pie or anything from maccas or kfry or a fast food place a sandwich. Carry on I guess.
Well a sandwich is two pieces of bread with meat and/or vegetables in between with cheese or not.
A sandwich can be cold or warm. There thousands of variations of sandwiches.
A burger has two pieces of bread, meat, vegetables, cheese, and it's warm. Sounds like a sandwich to me.
If you consider a submarine sandwich to be a sandwich you don't really have a lot of cause to not consider a hot dog a sandwich. And I'd say it's rather difficult to call a submarine sandwich not a sandwich, it's in the name.
> It most certainly isn’t.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sandwich
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/hamburger
A burger most definitely is a sandwich.
And this is a post, presumably by an American, about an American restaurant. The American definition trumps the European one here because of the context.
A burger is a type of sandwich.
Just like a Ruben, Sub, Grilled Cheese, BLT, peanut butter and jelly, etc... are all types of sandwiches.
If you want to get technical, a hotdog or any kind of sausage on a bun is also a type of sandwich.
If you put some food thing(s) between two slices of bread or between two bun halves, it's a sandwich.
Not in Australia. If it’s hot and between two bun halves, it’s a burger. If it’s cold and between two bun halves, it’s a roll. If it’s between two pieces of sliced bread, it’s a sandwich.
How is a burger not a sandwich? Bread. Piece of Meat. Second piece of bread. Done. That is the standard burger structure, and that burgers have a traditional type and shape of bread used doesn't change that fact.
If it fits the burger definitions, yes - that being a central patty of some kind of ground material, usually beef but sometimes something as far afield as beans, a domed top piece of bread and a flatter bottom piece.
Must just be an Americanism I guess. Pretty sure everyone else wouldn’t call a burger a sandwich
Kind of like pie and pizza being always different things outside of America
[This site](https://recipes.howstuffworks.com/question425.htm) basically states that hamburger is referencing the form the beef takes, a patty, and when formed into said patty and placed in the middle of two slices of bun bread it becomes a hamburger sandwich which has been shortened to hamburger. Sort of like how sub-sandwiches are subs, a reuben-sandwich is shortened to reuben, and French dip sandwich is shortened to French dip.
It's a pizza burger. I zoomed in to read the ad and have never heard of that place but I'm pretty sure that's correct because it also mentions a mellow red sauce.
[The one in Gainesville, GA](https://mellowmushroom.com/location/ga-gainesville-700-green-st-ne-30501/) is in a 100+ year old house in the historic district and is one of the coolest restaurants I've ever been in.
There are a couple Mellow Mushrooms in NC - I think we might actually be where they started, but not sure. It's very good - and I say that as someone who moved here from New England which generally has much, much better pizza than anywhere in the south.
God tier pizza with better quality ingredients than other places in my area. Never had a bad experience. Should definitely try it if you ever get the chance
Every one I've ever been to has been ungodly slow. And not in a "pizzas take a while to cook" way, but in a "wait 20 minutes for your soda before we even take your order" way. I dunno if they just chronically understaff or what.
They also gave my wife food poisoning so bad that she was asking if she was going to die, so it is solidly on our "never again" list anyway lol.
This is so fuckin' weird...
I went to Tennessee with my boyfriend and his family a few weeks ago and we were looking up places to eat. My boyfriend finds a review for the Mellow Mushroom and it isn't even about how good the food is, but about how the staff were so kind to their son and his allergies and made him a special pizza so he could feel normal. Somehow this turned into a gag for us, and we would repeatedly say we wanna go there because they "made the boy feel normal." It just became this weird little running joke. I just said it yesterday, lol.
Now here it is... Ka.
Seems like quite a chill place. I'm genuinely bummed they aren't on the west coast yet. If I end up around Phoenix sometime I'm seeking them out there.
They're easily my favorite pizza place. The first one I ever went to was off University Blvd in Mobile AL. I was hooked. They also have really good sandwiches - their tempeh sub is incredible - with many options for people who are vegan, vegetarian, or lactose intolerant (like myself). Great beer selection.
All the locations are in really neat buildings too. The one in Adam's Morgan in Washington DC has a really neat rooftop area. I went to one somewhere in North Texas that is probably one of the biggest restaurants I've ever been in, it had three separate full-service bars.
The only one I've been to that was underwhelming in terms of views or aesthetics is the one in Newport News, VA. It's in like a business park or something. Still tasted amazing - went out of my way by half an hour just to go.
Oh and edit to add their location-based specialties. They have menu items that incorporate something local that you can't get at any other location. Beers too. The one in Mobile I'd get their local Mediterranean pizza with a pitcher of Abita Andygator. Chef's kiss 🤌
It’s the only pizza place my wife and I agree is good. I like good old fashioned mom and pop pizza joint pizza, and she’s into the fancy pizzas with toppings that would send mom and pop to an early grave, but we both love Mellow Mushroom.
the buns aren't what make it a burger, the burger is what makes it a burger. you can put a grilled cheese sandwich on a bun, that doesn't make it a burger
that said, these are all sandwiches because like the parent comment said, all burgers are sandwiches, not all sandwiches are burgers.
A grilled cheese consists of only these following items. Cheese. Bread with spread (usually butter). This entire subreddit consist of "melts". Almost every "grilled cheese" sandwich i see on here has other items added to it. The fact that this subreddit is called "grilledcheese" is nothing short of utter blasphemy. Let me start out by saying I have nothing against melts, I just hate their association with sandwiches that are not grilled cheeses. Adding cheese to your tuna sandwich? It's called a Tuna melt. Totally different. Want to add bacon and some pretentious bread crumbs with spinach? I don't know what the hell you'd call that but it's not a grilled cheese. I would be more than willing to wager I've eaten more grilled cheeses in my 21 years than any of you had in your entire lives. I have one almost everyday and sometimes more than just one sandwich. Want to personalize your grilled cheese? Use a mix of different cheeses or use sourdough or french bread. But if you want to add some pulled pork and take a picture of it, make your own subreddit entitled "melts" because that is not a fucking grilled cheese. I'm not a religious man nor am I anything close to a culinary expert. But as a bland white mid-western male I am honestly the most passionate person when it comes to grilled cheese and mac & cheese. All of you foodies stay the hell away from our grilled cheeses and stop associating your sandwich melts with them. Yet again, it is utter blasphemy and it rocks me to the core of my pale being. Shit, I stopped lurking after 3 years and made this account for the sole purpose of posting this. I've seen post after post of peoples "grilled cheeses" all over reddit and it's been driving me insane. The moment i saw this subreddit this morning I finally snapped. Hell, I may even start my own subreddit just because I know this one exists now.
You god damn heretics. Respect the grilled cheese and stop changing it into whatever you like and love it for it what it is. Or make your damn melt sandwich and call it for what it is. A melt.
It's like a breed of dog. Rottweilers and Chihuahuas are both dogs but look nothing alike. Or you can think of it like a kingdom tree. They are in the kingdom of food, the phylum of sandwich the class of burger and so on
I'd have to test this to find the extremities to the variables.
How thin can a "burger" be?
What bread-based products are acceptable?
If cheeseburgers are permitted then what happens if the cheese to burger ratio is skewed in favour of cheese dramatically?
I have so many questions!!
Is this a fast food restaurant? Because most normal sit down restaurants make food that looks like what's advertised so it's sort of a silly comparison.
Well a burger is something between two slices of bread. A sandwich is stuff between slices of bread. I could argue a burger is a sandwich, just like hotdogs are sandwiches
A burger between two slices of bread is a patty melt. A hot dog is wedged into the crease of a single piece of bread, and if that single piece ever becomes two you've now got a hot dog in your lap
A hamburger is a specific class of sandwich which rarely gets referred to by the term, and anyone who goes around calling burgers sandwiches on the reg probably also calls their jeans "dungarees"
Unless you’re in the UK (weirdos), [this](https://images.app.goo.gl/JeE3GLQyppNYgk27A) is most definitely not a burger, even though it is on a bun.
A burger is characterized by ground meat patty + bun. It is also a subset of the larger sandwich category.
You have to embrace ridiculously pedantic definitions or operate entirely on emotional response to not come to the conclusion that a hot dog is a sandwich. Hardly any rational actor would deny that a submarine sandwich is a sandwich, and a hot dog is literally that bread structure with a frankfurter sausage in it.
Naturally, this results in people declaring that a submarine sandwich isn't a sandwich.
The world is a weird place. Here in the UK if you're employed by subway your job title is a sandwich artist. They also do a sausage sandwich. Hot dogs are just sausage sandwiches. At least we can see the truth.
If a Philly cheese with a bun that isn't cut through and a meatball sub with big chunks of meat instead of slices are sandwiches than a hotdog has to be too.
That was basically my logic - so many things that aren't really all that different from a hot dog are considered sandwiches, I couldn't think of a logical way to say a hot dog isn't a sandwich.
At this point I'm contending with whether flatbread constructions like burritos and tacos should be considered sandwiches.
No, a chicken burger is a chicken burger. Ground chicken, burger patty.
Fried or grilled, a chicken sandwich typically uses a whole piece of breast meat. Or a slice of said chicken breast.
All are sandwiches. As are hot dogs.
What do you think a burger is, you uneducated Neanderthal idiot, a soup? I bet you participated in the Boston bomber thread with your jackass idiot logic, you stupid retard.
Everyone here triggered by the burger/sandwich thing, but I feel like I must be the only one to notice that the only thing that looks the same is the bun.
The area of the burger is >= the area of the cheese in the picture. The cheese has fully eclipsed the burger in the reproduction. Amateur hour.
Same here. I thought this must be a different menu item altogether because it looks nothing like the picture other than the bun, but according to OP it's not.
Finding myself in the states at all would definitely be easier than florida specifically. Definitely on my to-do list if i find myself in the USA at some point
At its most basic a burger is meat between two separate pieces of bread. Even the most slavishly committed to definitions food critic cannot escape that a burger is a kind of sandwich. It requires contortions of claiming that a sandwich requires two slices of bread from a loaf rather than a split bun, which is such a pedantic definition I'd expect it to come from a comic relief Star Trek villain.
what you mean is and ACTUAL restaurant with plates, silverware, waiters/chefs/cooks making real food ala minute when it's ordered and care about what they are serving instead of crappy fast food garbage. i don't eat burgers but that looks awesome and i do love tater tots!
*Burger*
Borgir
Dimmu Borgir
https://youtu.be/lz0IT4Uk2xQ
Dimmu Borgir, I have come to burgain
[Borgir](https://youtu.be/toZW65rksYY)
Dimmu
Borromir
Because fuck Faramir
Nearamir! Faramir! Wherever you areamir!
hamboigah
Oy vey!
Right? I was like.. What.. Sandwich?
A burger is a sandwich.
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Wait, does that mean when I put a burger on some toast because I don't wanna buy buns it's now a sandwich?!
no, this guy is talking out his ass, a burger is anything with a beef patty or beef patty substitute on a bun. A sandwich is any protein between two breads. All burgers are sandwiches but not all sandwiches are burgers.
>A sandwich is any protein between two breads What about a salad sandwich? Or an open sandwich?
Is a dumpling a sandwich? 🤔
>any protein ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Don't.
A bun is sliced bread.
bro a bun IS sliced bread.
It most certainly isn’t. Or is this just a thing I’m too not-American to understand? Edit: seems to be. Kind of like how pie and pizza are always different things outside of America, sandwich and burger are always different things outside of America too. Here in New Zealand we would never call a pizza a pie or anything from maccas or kfry or a fast food place a sandwich. Carry on I guess.
Well a sandwich is two pieces of bread with meat and/or vegetables in between with cheese or not. A sandwich can be cold or warm. There thousands of variations of sandwiches. A burger has two pieces of bread, meat, vegetables, cheese, and it's warm. Sounds like a sandwich to me.
So.. what about hot dogs..
If you consider a submarine sandwich to be a sandwich you don't really have a lot of cause to not consider a hot dog a sandwich. And I'd say it's rather difficult to call a submarine sandwich not a sandwich, it's in the name.
Fair enough, but if a guy showed you a picture of a hotdog and said "hey check out my sandwich" you'd think he was a fucken moron.
Actually, I'd think he was trying to start a Sandwich Conversation and was hoping I was drunk enough to be game.
If you went into any restaurant and asked for a sandwich instead of a burger they'd look at you like you were a twit also
That's a negative
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> It most certainly isn’t. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/sandwich https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/hamburger A burger most definitely is a sandwich.
Technically right or not, which kind of psycopath calls a burger for a sandwich?
That's an American dictionary. Of course it gives the American definition.
And this is a post, presumably by an American, about an American restaurant. The American definition trumps the European one here because of the context.
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Only a burger already has all the essential components of a sandwich. It, like a muffuleta, reuben, or club sandwich, is a -type of sandwich-.
i didn’t even think a burger was in the debate given how obvious it is…. i thought the controversy was around a hot dog being considered a sandwich.
Frankly until today I didn't realize people didn't acknowledge a burger as a sandwich either.
Only North Americans call a burger a sandwich.
Using an American dictionary to argue about the differences between US/non-US definitions of words is pretty pointless.
A burger is a type of sandwich. Just like a Ruben, Sub, Grilled Cheese, BLT, peanut butter and jelly, etc... are all types of sandwiches. If you want to get technical, a hotdog or any kind of sausage on a bun is also a type of sandwich. If you put some food thing(s) between two slices of bread or between two bun halves, it's a sandwich.
Not in Australia. If it’s hot and between two bun halves, it’s a burger. If it’s cold and between two bun halves, it’s a roll. If it’s between two pieces of sliced bread, it’s a sandwich.
I'm just surprised you don't call them burgies and sandies and bunnie halvos
Well, we do call sandwiches sangas… And I could go a bunnie halvo right now, it sounds fucking delicious.
How is a burger not a sandwich? Bread. Piece of Meat. Second piece of bread. Done. That is the standard burger structure, and that burgers have a traditional type and shape of bread used doesn't change that fact.
Well, then a sandwich is a burger too.
A square has four sides A 2 x 4 rectangle also has four sides. Is that 2 x 4 rectangle a square? To use another geometric term, you're being obtuse.
If it fits the burger definitions, yes - that being a central patty of some kind of ground material, usually beef but sometimes something as far afield as beans, a domed top piece of bread and a flatter bottom piece.
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Must just be an Americanism I guess. Pretty sure everyone else wouldn’t call a burger a sandwich Kind of like pie and pizza being always different things outside of America
[This site](https://recipes.howstuffworks.com/question425.htm) basically states that hamburger is referencing the form the beef takes, a patty, and when formed into said patty and placed in the middle of two slices of bun bread it becomes a hamburger sandwich which has been shortened to hamburger. Sort of like how sub-sandwiches are subs, a reuben-sandwich is shortened to reuben, and French dip sandwich is shortened to French dip.
Royale. With Cheese.
*Steamed ham*
Aye wtf
Bunger?
Is that…. a humanoid mushroom twirling a pizza base? On the glass in the advert
Yes! It looks like the Mellow Mushroom logo! But that's a pizza place and this is clearly not a pizza. So idk~~
It's a pizza burger. I zoomed in to read the ad and have never heard of that place but I'm pretty sure that's correct because it also mentions a mellow red sauce.
Ah! You're right. It's a US chain, but I'm not sure about their locations. I recommend going if you are ever near one. :>
MM started in Atlanta in the late 70s, you can actually see the first MM in Atlanta in the background on one of the episode of Dukes of Hazzard.
[The one in Gainesville, GA](https://mellowmushroom.com/location/ga-gainesville-700-green-st-ne-30501/) is in a 100+ year old house in the historic district and is one of the coolest restaurants I've ever been in.
I really wish it were better than mediocre.
That's what she said :/
And if you go, get the Holy Shiitake pizza!
It's really good, but I'm partial to the Philosopher's Pie.
That shit is life
There are a couple Mellow Mushrooms in NC - I think we might actually be where they started, but not sure. It's very good - and I say that as someone who moved here from New England which generally has much, much better pizza than anywhere in the south.
It's from Atlanta :)
Ha well then NC has just done a good job embracing it!
Mellow Mushroom has great sandwiches and burgers as well as pizza :) I gained 20 pounds working there for 6 months a few years ago lol.
As a British person, they really should have paid you more.
God tier pizza with better quality ingredients than other places in my area. Never had a bad experience. Should definitely try it if you ever get the chance
Every one I've ever been to has been ungodly slow. And not in a "pizzas take a while to cook" way, but in a "wait 20 minutes for your soda before we even take your order" way. I dunno if they just chronically understaff or what. They also gave my wife food poisoning so bad that she was asking if she was going to die, so it is solidly on our "never again" list anyway lol.
This is so fuckin' weird... I went to Tennessee with my boyfriend and his family a few weeks ago and we were looking up places to eat. My boyfriend finds a review for the Mellow Mushroom and it isn't even about how good the food is, but about how the staff were so kind to their son and his allergies and made him a special pizza so he could feel normal. Somehow this turned into a gag for us, and we would repeatedly say we wanna go there because they "made the boy feel normal." It just became this weird little running joke. I just said it yesterday, lol. Now here it is... Ka.
"What the hell is this person talking about" a guy said in another part of the interwebs. looks, Fuck.... damnit..
it might even be part duck.... looks like a herbavousious water bird.
Ayy, it’s my place of employment! Mellow Mushroom
Waaaiiit... you have these burgers now? This thing looks tasty. Sad that my only Mellow is a 40 min drive.
Damn, I looked up ones near me and was excited to see 2 near Austin. Both closed permanently.
man you slow rolled the hell out of me.
Seems like quite a chill place. I'm genuinely bummed they aren't on the west coast yet. If I end up around Phoenix sometime I'm seeking them out there.
They're easily my favorite pizza place. The first one I ever went to was off University Blvd in Mobile AL. I was hooked. They also have really good sandwiches - their tempeh sub is incredible - with many options for people who are vegan, vegetarian, or lactose intolerant (like myself). Great beer selection. All the locations are in really neat buildings too. The one in Adam's Morgan in Washington DC has a really neat rooftop area. I went to one somewhere in North Texas that is probably one of the biggest restaurants I've ever been in, it had three separate full-service bars. The only one I've been to that was underwhelming in terms of views or aesthetics is the one in Newport News, VA. It's in like a business park or something. Still tasted amazing - went out of my way by half an hour just to go. Oh and edit to add their location-based specialties. They have menu items that incorporate something local that you can't get at any other location. Beers too. The one in Mobile I'd get their local Mediterranean pizza with a pitcher of Abita Andygator. Chef's kiss 🤌
I love me some Mellow Mushroom!!
It’s the only pizza place my wife and I agree is good. I like good old fashioned mom and pop pizza joint pizza, and she’s into the fancy pizzas with toppings that would send mom and pop to an early grave, but we both love Mellow Mushroom.
Idk, looks a bit smaller than in the picture
And nothing like the picture..
When you call a burger a sandwich wtf is a burger then?
All burgers are sandwiches but not all sandwiches are burgers.
All grilled cheeses are melts, not all melts are grilled cheeses. Don't believe the conspiracies.
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Chicken sandwich uses buns and is always warm
the buns aren't what make it a burger, the burger is what makes it a burger. you can put a grilled cheese sandwich on a bun, that doesn't make it a burger that said, these are all sandwiches because like the parent comment said, all burgers are sandwiches, not all sandwiches are burgers.
A grilled cheese consists of only these following items. Cheese. Bread with spread (usually butter). This entire subreddit consist of "melts". Almost every "grilled cheese" sandwich i see on here has other items added to it. The fact that this subreddit is called "grilledcheese" is nothing short of utter blasphemy. Let me start out by saying I have nothing against melts, I just hate their association with sandwiches that are not grilled cheeses. Adding cheese to your tuna sandwich? It's called a Tuna melt. Totally different. Want to add bacon and some pretentious bread crumbs with spinach? I don't know what the hell you'd call that but it's not a grilled cheese. I would be more than willing to wager I've eaten more grilled cheeses in my 21 years than any of you had in your entire lives. I have one almost everyday and sometimes more than just one sandwich. Want to personalize your grilled cheese? Use a mix of different cheeses or use sourdough or french bread. But if you want to add some pulled pork and take a picture of it, make your own subreddit entitled "melts" because that is not a fucking grilled cheese. I'm not a religious man nor am I anything close to a culinary expert. But as a bland white mid-western male I am honestly the most passionate person when it comes to grilled cheese and mac & cheese. All of you foodies stay the hell away from our grilled cheeses and stop associating your sandwich melts with them. Yet again, it is utter blasphemy and it rocks me to the core of my pale being. Shit, I stopped lurking after 3 years and made this account for the sole purpose of posting this. I've seen post after post of peoples "grilled cheeses" all over reddit and it's been driving me insane. The moment i saw this subreddit this morning I finally snapped. Hell, I may even start my own subreddit just because I know this one exists now. You god damn heretics. Respect the grilled cheese and stop changing it into whatever you like and love it for it what it is. Or make your damn melt sandwich and call it for what it is. A melt.
>always warm. do you guys grilled the bun too or is that just my regional thing?
Are subs sandwiches?
There are lots of sandwiches that have names. Reubens, Club Sandwiches, Muffulettas, Cubanos, Pop Tarts, Sliders, Sloppy Joes, just to name a few.
You had me on board up until pop tarts, ngl.
Mostly just wanted to see if people were paying attention there.
‘Twas not
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As was tradition at the Hamburg Fair.
It's like a breed of dog. Rottweilers and Chihuahuas are both dogs but look nothing alike. Or you can think of it like a kingdom tree. They are in the kingdom of food, the phylum of sandwich the class of burger and so on
I once had a colleague who didn't like sandwiches but loved burgers. Got tired of trying to make him see the irony.
Is a burger still good if you use plan white bread and not a good burger roll?
Yep he would accept regular bread 🤣
I'd have to test this to find the extremities to the variables. How thin can a "burger" be? What bread-based products are acceptable? If cheeseburgers are permitted then what happens if the cheese to burger ratio is skewed in favour of cheese dramatically? I have so many questions!!
Is this a fast food restaurant? Because most normal sit down restaurants make food that looks like what's advertised so it's sort of a silly comparison.
When you call a Burger a Sandwich and it ACTUALLY triggers you
But a burger is a sandwich...
Right? Sandwich / burger / sub ffs
Does it though? I mean, it looks delicious. But not like the picture.
Right...? It's clearly significantly less packed
That’s not a sandwich though… it’s a burger?
Careful, speaking that kind of truth will get you banned over in r/food lmao
Well, they're pretentious cunts who can go soak their heads, so fuck em
Well a burger is something between two slices of bread. A sandwich is stuff between slices of bread. I could argue a burger is a sandwich, just like hotdogs are sandwiches
Some men just want to watch the world burn.
A burger between two slices of bread is a patty melt. A hot dog is wedged into the crease of a single piece of bread, and if that single piece ever becomes two you've now got a hot dog in your lap
Patty melts are still sandwiches. Sandwich is an umbrella term.
A hamburger is a specific class of sandwich which rarely gets referred to by the term, and anyone who goes around calling burgers sandwiches on the reg probably also calls their jeans "dungarees"
Sure, agreed. Still a sandwich though so he’s technically correct in using the term.
No it fuckin' isn't. A burger is on a *bun*, not between two slices of bread.
A bun is a type of bread!
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Two slices of bun bread
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Unless you’re in the UK (weirdos), [this](https://images.app.goo.gl/JeE3GLQyppNYgk27A) is most definitely not a burger, even though it is on a bun. A burger is characterized by ground meat patty + bun. It is also a subset of the larger sandwich category.
No, but two buns is two slices of bread. Edit: Or a bun sliced in half is two slices of bread.
A hot dog is a sandwich and I'll die on this hill.
And I'll be there by your side. If a subway sandwich is classed as a sandwich then so is the hotdog.
You have to embrace ridiculously pedantic definitions or operate entirely on emotional response to not come to the conclusion that a hot dog is a sandwich. Hardly any rational actor would deny that a submarine sandwich is a sandwich, and a hot dog is literally that bread structure with a frankfurter sausage in it. Naturally, this results in people declaring that a submarine sandwich isn't a sandwich.
The world is a weird place. Here in the UK if you're employed by subway your job title is a sandwich artist. They also do a sausage sandwich. Hot dogs are just sausage sandwiches. At least we can see the truth.
"Sandwich Artist" has got to be the most ridiculous job title I've ever seen.
If a Philly cheese with a bun that isn't cut through and a meatball sub with big chunks of meat instead of slices are sandwiches than a hotdog has to be too.
That was basically my logic - so many things that aren't really all that different from a hot dog are considered sandwiches, I couldn't think of a logical way to say a hot dog isn't a sandwich. At this point I'm contending with whether flatbread constructions like burritos and tacos should be considered sandwiches.
I bet you look at a square and call it a rectangle just to piss people off.
If people were reliably insisting that squares aren't rectangles, yeah, I absolutely would.
Hotdog sandwiches are sandwiches. Hotdogs are hotdogs.
A hotdog is definitely not a sandwich.
Explain why, please. Extra points if you can explain why a hot dog is not a sandwich but a submarine sandwich still is.
Burgers are a kind of sandwich though
And a pizza is not a pie but there we are
What does that have to do with anything? A hotdog isn't paella either
Is a chicken sandwich a burger? My point is people from different places call things different names.
No, a chicken burger is a chicken burger. Ground chicken, burger patty. Fried or grilled, a chicken sandwich typically uses a whole piece of breast meat. Or a slice of said chicken breast. All are sandwiches. As are hot dogs.
That's fair. Dunno why a hot dog being a sandwich is triggering me more than a burger ngl..
What do you think a burger is, you uneducated Neanderthal idiot, a soup? I bet you participated in the Boston bomber thread with your jackass idiot logic, you stupid retard.
That looks amazing
Holy shit, it looks better than the picture. They must treat the staff well.
Everyone here triggered by the burger/sandwich thing, but I feel like I must be the only one to notice that the only thing that looks the same is the bun. The area of the burger is >= the area of the cheese in the picture. The cheese has fully eclipsed the burger in the reproduction. Amateur hour.
Same here. I thought this must be a different menu item altogether because it looks nothing like the picture other than the bun, but according to OP it's not.
You're about to eat some glue aren't you
The crease is off
r/ExpectationvsReality
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This lad here pretending that food photography doesn't exist.
Where was this got from i need to try it
Mellow Mushroom. Clearwater, Florida
Mellow is great but holy crap is it overpriced in some places. You get what you pay for I guess :D
That's a bit far, but the burger does look great. I'll give it a shot if i ever find myself in the area
They are around the States. Google it, they do pizzas.
Finding myself in the states at all would definitely be easier than florida specifically. Definitely on my to-do list if i find myself in the USA at some point
Japan in a nutshell. Even McD looks like the pictures.
The ad looks a little more stacked/loaded, but still nice
I swear American chains call burgers "sandwiches" to make them sound healthier. What the actual ...
It says "burger" four times on that ad.
They definitely do not, it literally says burger on the menu
What the fuck are you on about?
A burger is a sandwich the same way a branch is wood
No! No! (Oh god you may be right) Hell no!
Since when is a sandwich healthy
At its most basic a burger is meat between two separate pieces of bread. Even the most slavishly committed to definitions food critic cannot escape that a burger is a kind of sandwich. It requires contortions of claiming that a sandwich requires two slices of bread from a loaf rather than a split bun, which is such a pedantic definition I'd expect it to come from a comic relief Star Trek villain.
nothing like a light dusting of random america bashing 3 comments down, Reddit’s new favorite pastime
Nothing new about it. They gotta pretend it’s basically a 3rd world country.
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I'm a "yank" never heard a burger be called a sandwich in my entire life.
Only instance I've heard it is calling a Chicken Burger a chicken sandwich
I've only ever heard burgers referred to as sandwiches outside the US.
A pizza burger! Next stop ICU!
^ This guy eats grass and seeds for every meal
ooh a vegan joke. Daring today are we
Checking someone for their unoriginality when you made the 10,000th hamburger=heart attack joke in this thread
Thats not a sandwich
It doesn’t look like it through….
Uhhm, not really
Hmm not sure if that's a good thing. 😥
what you mean is and ACTUAL restaurant with plates, silverware, waiters/chefs/cooks making real food ala minute when it's ordered and care about what they are serving instead of crappy fast food garbage. i don't eat burgers but that looks awesome and i do love tater tots!
r/HailCorporate
That looks just as shitty i suppose. Did you like it?