I guess a samosa is kind of a sandwich.
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fair! true! Okay, big dumpling then? Large Ravioli, there's something here
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From my general region... the open-faced sandwich!
Look up "horseshoe" and despair.
the open faced sandwich is just western concept but that horseshoe bullshit qualifies. what if I just fuck up a sandwich entirely?
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I used to do a temporal sandwich where I'd eat a slice of bread, other stuff, and then another slice of bread. I can't seem to place what the middle was. It may have been goldfish crackers.
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Onigiri, assuming it's stuffed with something. Comes with its own edible wrapper and everything.
I'm currently eating them on long bike rides to hit my carbs and it's working pretty well.
No, I'm pretty sure that's a jelly donut. I saw it in a documentary once.
Jibarito is Western style but uses a plantain instead of bread
Edit: ok I see what you're looking for now. I'm sorry you're limited to three spatial dimensions
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Tortas, imagine a burrito in sandwich form.
Paninis are the grilled cheese’s classy older sibling. But some balsamic-portobello mushrooms, tomatoes, basil and a vegan cheese in a sandwich with ciabatta bread, grill it and serve.
I want to try a vegan croque monsieur recipe (ham and cheese but 
), but I need to find a good recipe.
Tortas, imagine a burrito in sandwich form.
oh so a sandwich formed sandwich then?
Oh, I’m silly lemme correct that.
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here you go - a sandwich using tamales as bread
the fuck is the wet shit he is squeezing out of those pouches
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The best sandwich is a open face, couple of soft corn tortillas, some grilled meat or meat substitute that has been marinated in some lovely spices, perhaps a bit of crumbly queso fresco, some fresh cilantro, raw white onion, some spice sauce, and a touch of freshly squeezed lime juice.
that's a western concept sandwich
a stack of pancakes or waffles is a sandwich that many are too dainty and proper to eat with their hands.
when you grab more than one French fry, that's a sandwich. and the condiment you dip it in is like the au jus.
lasagna is an oven baked sandwich. same with multi layer bean dip.
conceptually, a sandwich is a edible delivery system for helping you eat with your hands. a bread bowl is a sandwich.
a lasagna is not a sandwich because it does not have the carbohydrate on the outside to grab and help eat but otherwise yes, we're getting somewhere here. How do I edibly glue them fries together for that fry-bread sandwich?
the answer to this and all spiritual/existential questions is the same:
mayonnaise.
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"Sandwich Commandments" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2bczC2E_ko
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all of them are, yes. But I need to go deeper. What is beyond the alignment chart?
Lettuce wraps
that's still just a wrap
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"Open faced" sandwiches. Avocado toast is a sandwich.
that's just a convertible sandwich, western style
The comically large sandwiches like Shaggy eats on Scooby Doo.
A burger is a sandwich.
A meatball sub however is not a sandwich.
More R&D is needed for paella-sized sandwiches that are wide but still short-enough to actually bite into.
this gets the idea
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The comically large sandwiches like Shaggy eats on Scooby Doo.
That's just western conceptual style
A meatball sub however is not a sandwich.
How do you figure?
It's an edible sluice for melted cheese, sauce and beef orbs.
A taco is not a sluice, though, because it explodes when you bit into it.
It's an edible sluice for melted cheese, sauce and beef orbs.
but then is a kebap not a sandwich?
Ah, a curveball. You see, a kebab is a sandwich because the contents don't slosh when you tilt it.
Depends on where the kebab is on the wet-dry spectrum I suppose
yeah they do what are you on about
Kebabs are my absolute favorite food, and the wettest ones I've ever had still didn't slosh. Maybe my sample selection isn't broad enough, but based on what I've had, still a sandwich.
RIP Star Kebap on Via Faenza, Firenze, Italy.
Did you try sloshing them within the aluminum foil packaging or without? Cause I feel like you could easily do the former with a meatball sub and be fine. They wrap them fuckers tight
With, but since it's meant to be eaten in the foil specifically as a structural reinforcement, unlike a meatball sub, it's still a sandwich that should be judged based on its absence of sloshability.
With, but since it's meant to be eaten in the foil specifically as a structural reinforcement
It is not, what the fuck. You can get a kebap on a plate with zero foil and it holds up well
On the May 16, 2006 episode, Ze challenged his viewers to create an "Earth Sandwich." The goal was to place two pieces of bread on the ground at points directly opposite each other on the globe, creating a giant sandwich between the two pieces of bread.[9] The task was completed by brothers Duncan and Jon Rawlinson in Spain and Morgan in New Zealand.
You mean like that ?
I ain't galactus, the entire earth is not edible to me. I mean something like the grilled threese but optimally way more edible
I'm looking for what I cannot conceive. Does roasted aubergine as bread fuck? Is there some sort of concept where it's all pickles in bread and you eat it paired with something else? I'm looking to expand my horizon here
Idk about replacing bread, but it can certainly substitute for lasagna noodles when thinly sliced.
If you can wait a few more years you can get it toasted
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