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Being on a stick it has to be either a kabob or a popsicle.
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Is a hotdog a sandwich?
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Being on a stick it has to be either a kabob or a popsicle.
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a hot dog is indeed a queer little sandwich.
Just Chicago style with all its salad ingredients on top where the greasy chili and cheese rightfully belong.
AFAIC, if it has bread on two sides with something that's not bread in between, it's a sandwich.
By that definition, a burrito is a sandwich.
By that definition, a burrito is a sandwich.
How so?
A burrito is wrapped continuously will a flour tortilla.
Not the same a a roll or a bun or two pieces of bread.
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Being on a stick it has to be either a kabob or a popsicle.
Or a city chicken leg
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Or a city chicken leg
Which is a kabobsicle.
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Which is a kabobsicle.
Only if the meat is ground.
How so?
A burrito is wrapped continuously will a flour tortilla.
Not the same a a roll or a bun or two pieces of bread.
A tortilla is made from bread. Bread on the outside. Meat in the middle. It's a sandwich.
A tortilla is made from bread. Bread on the outside. Meat in the middle. It's a sandwich.
Well, if you want to call a burrito a sandwich, I can't say that I disagree, because in a very general sense of the word, I can see how it could be considered as such.
But as for flour tortillas, they are made only of flour and water with no leavening agent, aka yeast, which is required for bread.
So at best, it's a yes and no proposition.
For some much more in depth discussions and analysis on the subject, try Googling...
....is a flour tortilla bread? <-- Link
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A tortilla is made from bread. Bread on the outside. Meat in the middle. It's a sandwich.
No way Jose!(see what I did there)
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Well, if you want to call a burrito a sandwich, I can't say that I disagree, because in a very general sense of the word, I can see how it could be considered as such.
But as for flour tortillas, they are made only of flour and water with no leavening agent, aka yeast, which is required for bread.
So at best, it's a yes and no proposition.
For some much more in depth discussions and analysis on the subject, try Googling...
....is a flour tortilla bread? <-- Link
No yeast no bread.
No yeast no bread.
I think you could call it bread-like.
A quasi-bread.
Possibly even a type of bread.
There is a such thing as "unleavened bread". I think we call it pita bread today. Or flat bread.
Tortillas can be considered a type of flat bread.
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I think you could call it bread-like.
A quasi-bread.
Possibly even a type of bread.
There is a such thing as "unleavened bread". I think we call it pita bread today. Or flat bread.
Tortillas can be considered a type of flat bread.
Are you Moses?
How so?
A burrito is wrapped continuously will a flour tortilla.
Not the same a a roll or a bun or two pieces of bread.
a burrito is a sandwich. you got your grain/ starch holding together the protein and fiber. ravioli anyone ? is ravioli a sandwich ? a corndog is a sandwich.
Are you Moses?
No, why?
a burrito is a sandwich. you got your grain/ starch holding together the protein and fiber. ravioli anyone ? is ravioli a sandwich ? a corndog is a sandwich.
I think a burrito is a quasi-sandwich.
A cousin of the sandwich family, but not an official member.
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No, why?
Unleavened bread!
Which actually was bread,that didn't have yeast because they had to leave Egypt so fast,they didn't have time to wait for the bread to rise.
Unleavened bread!
Which actually was bread,that didn't have yeast because they had to leave Egypt so fast,they didn't have time to wait for the bread to rise.
Yes, but why would knowing what uleavned bread is make me Moses?
I think a burrito is a quasi-sandwich.
A cousin of the sandwich family, but not an official member.
a bastardized sandwich. illegitimate.
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It's a racist question.