Jim Gordon
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Correct - they can still call it a sandwich (they can call it a car for all I care), but it technically isn't one
October 26, 2025 at 11:38 AM
Correct - they can still call it a sandwich (they can call it a car for all I care), but it technically isn't one
Well it looks like there's eligible bread at the top and bottom of the frame, making this a sandwich.
Individually? The soup is ineligible, air sandwich is ineligible, and the soda is borderline (eligible)
Individually? The soup is ineligible, air sandwich is ineligible, and the soda is borderline (eligible)
October 25, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Well it looks like there's eligible bread at the top and bottom of the frame, making this a sandwich.
Individually? The soup is ineligible, air sandwich is ineligible, and the soda is borderline (eligible)
Individually? The soup is ineligible, air sandwich is ineligible, and the soda is borderline (eligible)
You can have a piece of bread between 2 slices of valid bread and it's still a sandwich
October 25, 2025 at 9:11 PM
You can have a piece of bread between 2 slices of valid bread and it's still a sandwich
It's true! Looks great
October 25, 2025 at 7:02 PM
It's true! Looks great
Not sure - I am only an authority on what a sandwich is
October 25, 2025 at 5:23 PM
Not sure - I am only an authority on what a sandwich is
Absolutely - totally cool to use for other stuff - just TECHNICALLY not a sandwich when you venture outside those guardrails; but sandwich is a versatile term colloquially.
October 25, 2025 at 2:26 AM
Absolutely - totally cool to use for other stuff - just TECHNICALLY not a sandwich when you venture outside those guardrails; but sandwich is a versatile term colloquially.
A sandwich is only truly a sandwich when there are 2 separate, yeast-based sliced bread and anything in between it.
Ice cream sandwich? Called a sandwich, not a sandwich.
Hot dog? You mean a bread taco?
Open-faced sandwich? You mean dressed-up bruschetta?
Ice cream sandwich? Called a sandwich, not a sandwich.
Hot dog? You mean a bread taco?
Open-faced sandwich? You mean dressed-up bruschetta?
October 24, 2025 at 10:13 PM
A sandwich is only truly a sandwich when there are 2 separate, yeast-based sliced bread and anything in between it.
Ice cream sandwich? Called a sandwich, not a sandwich.
Hot dog? You mean a bread taco?
Open-faced sandwich? You mean dressed-up bruschetta?
Ice cream sandwich? Called a sandwich, not a sandwich.
Hot dog? You mean a bread taco?
Open-faced sandwich? You mean dressed-up bruschetta?
This is a perfect example of a well-structured and "ingrediented" sandwich
October 24, 2025 at 10:09 PM
This is a perfect example of a well-structured and "ingrediented" sandwich
