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Whomever wrote that clearly has never made or eaten a sandwich. Without something in between the two layers, it’s hardly a sandwich.
by slau 8mo ago
Whomever wrote that clearly has never made or eaten a sandwich. Without something in between the two layers, it’s hardly a sandwich.
- mjevans 8mo agoThe foil is the 'meat' the rollers are the bread.
- perilunar 8mo agoAn open sandwich can have two layers.
- volemo 8mo agoNot homogenous though.
- perilunar 8mo agoIf it was any more homogeneous it would just be a piece of bread.
- socalgal2 8mo agothat's not a sandwich, it's a pizza
- perilunar 8mo agoA pizza is an open sandwich
- ekropotin 8mo agoNo, pizza is a toast per Cube Rule - https://cuberule.com/ https://cuberule.com/
- CoastalCoder 8mo agoWhat if the pizza has a stuffed crust?
- perilunar 8mo agoToast is an open sandwich, unless it has no topping, in which case it is just bread. Also their definition of cake as having multiple layers makes no sense, and would rule out most actual cakes.
- notpushkin 8mo agoIf you take a closer look at the examples again, you’ll see that nothing makes sense. That’s the joke. (Steak is definitely a salad, though.)
- doodlebugging 8mo ago>An open sandwich can have two layers.(..) ...and if one layer is meat and the other is a perfect meat vehicle, like a tortilla, you can simply fold it over the meat and wrap all the meat goodness is the proper warmth of a tortilla. Food, the way food was intended.
- AnthonBerg 8mo agoε
- jgwil2 8mo ago*Whoever wrote that. The person who wrote is the subject of that phrase, not the object.
- slau 8mo agoThanks! That’s one rule I keep forgetting, but I’ll try to make an effort. Unfortunately I can’t edit the post anymore.
- qingcharles 8mo agoTo quote the Blues Brothers, that's a "wish sandwich", when you have two slices of bread and you wish you had some meat.