No, because a hot dog is a hot dog whether it is assembled with a roll or bread or anything else, it is intrinsically a hot dog. A sandwich only exists after it is assembled to be eaten. The ingredients are not sandwiches till then.
It’s meat on bread technically no different from a hamburger. Look at it this way,if you sliced the wiener lengthwise and put the slices between two pieces of bread would that be a sandwich? Of course it would.
If your friend was going to a good, local sandwich shop, and asked you if you wanted anything; and you said, sure, I'll have whatever you have. And they brought you back a hot dog, would you think you got a sandwich?
@luckranger71 No, that is not correct. A sausage is a sausage and a wiener is a wiener, neither of which are relevant to each other. A hotdog is not a hotdog because the wiener looks like a sausage. A wiener or a sausage only becomes a hotdog if it is incorporated with a bread mechanism like a bun or slice of bread to enabling holding either in your hand.
No, it's not a sandwich. It's the Frankfurter/Hot Dog that makes a Hot Dog a Hot Dog and not a sandwich. You can't put a slice of ham in a hot dog bun and call it a hot dog. However, wrapping a piece of bread around a hot dog can be considered a hot dog.
Unless you put Ketchup on it................................ then it's just useless. 😎
You can't put a slice of ham in a hot dog bun and call it a hot dog.
That is categorically incorrect. It is NOT the bun that makes a hotdog a hotdog, by definition it is the sausage-shaped choice of meat, be it a sausage or a wiener, which is then wrapped within a bread component that defines a hotdog as a hotdog, even if that sausage or wiener is wrapped in a slice of bread.
If you put a slice of ham in a hotdog bun, it would actually be called a sandwich by definition, not a hotdog.
@ArishMell so if I take one slice of bread, put some bologna and cheese on it. It IS a sandwich if I use a second slice of bread to cover it. But it is not a sandwich if I fold the one piece in half?
I would disagree. A folded over piece of bread can make a sandwich.
No, it’s not a sandwich. Despite the technical definition of bread usage, no one has ever asked a waiter for a sandwich and had him come back with a hot dog.
🤔..........I don't consider a hot dog a sandwich, but I have used a bun to make a turkey and cheese sandwich, so It just depends what is in the bun, I guess.........
Yes. The tiny seam holding the two sides of the bin together is not significant enough for me to consider it otherwise. If we did not consider that to be the case, then most meatball submarine sandwiches would not be considered sandwiches either as those usually keep the same connecting seam in tact. And a meatball sub is definitely a sandwich.
Many chefs are divided on this matter; some believe (including Gordon Ramsay!) that a hot dog deserves to be considered a sandwich due to its meat-in-bread structure, while others argue that the unique bun of a hot dog sets it apart from the traditional sandwich definition that typically involves two slices of bread.