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National Hot Dog Council Has Spoken: A Hot Dog Is Not a Sandwich
 

A hot dog is not a sandwich, the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council ruled on Friday after days, or perhaps decades, of sizzling debate. The issue was particularly contentious this week, as some Americans celebrating National Sandwich Day were unclear whether hot dogs could properly be consumed on this most joyous of occasions.

 

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/nationa.../ar-CC2FdE

Someone thinks a hotdog is a sandwich?
Well duh!
A hotdog was never a sandwich no matter how you try and slice it.
This really should be in the Political section, no?

I'll reserve judgement until I hear the official position of the National Sandwich Council.  This decision could have serious implications for the hamburger and we may need to get Congress involved.
Yes, but what does Donald Trump have to say on the topic?
I had a publix chicken strip and put it on a hot dog bun yesterday making it a chicken sandwich. So if I substitute the chicken for a hot dog why is not still a sandwich? This is meat discrimination and I won't stand for it!
Quote:Yes, but what does Donald Trump have to say on the topic?
 

Can you even make a sandwich with just hot air?
Turkey between two slices of bread is a sandwich. Take away the bread it's just turkey.

 

A hot dog on a bun is a hot dog on a bun. Take away the bun it's still a hot dog.

 

I'm not sure what point I'm trying to make here.
Quote:Turkey between two slices of bread is a sandwich. Take away the bread it's just turkey.

 

A hot dog on a bun is a hot dog on a bun. Take away the bun it's still a hot dog.

 

I'm not sure what point I'm trying to make here.
Neither am I, but it was strangely coherent.
Case can be made for a hot dog being a sandwich. pretty easily at that.

If you roll up a piece of bolgna and put it on a bun, could you call it a hot dog since its basically the same thing? Hooves, claws and scraps?
Quote:If you roll up a piece of bolgna and put it on a bun, could you call it a hot dog since its basically the same thing? Hooves, claws and scraps?
I don't see why not.
Quote:National Hot Dog Council Has Spoken: A Hot Dog Is Not a Sandwich

 

A hot dog is not a sandwich, the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council ruled on Friday after days, or perhaps decades, of sizzling debate. The issue was particularly contentious this week, as some Americans celebrating National Sandwich Day were unclear whether hot dogs could properly be consumed on this most joyous of occasions.

 

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/nationa.../ar-CC2FdE

 
Theres a National Hot Dog Council ?  Wow.

Do they get paid? Get a wiener mobile? Own dachshunds? Is Anthony the CEO? Name their kids Oscar or Nathan? Is Joey Chestnut on the board of directors? Do they spar with The National Hamburger Council? Do they get bullied by the Bratwurst Council? And finally... when someone actually slid his wiener into a bun, how did the name "hot dog" arise?
Quote:Theres a National Hot Dog Council ?  Wow.

Do they get paid? Get a wiener mobile? Own dachshunds? Is Anthony the CEO? Name their kids Oscar or Nathan? Is Joey Chestnut on the board of directors? Do they spar with The National Hamburger Council? Do they get bullied by the Bratwurst Council? And finally... when someone actually slid his wiener into a bun, how did the name "hot dog" arise?
 

Go to their website

 

http://www.hot-dog.org/

 

They even have a beer and Sausage Guide
What if you slice it thin and put it between two pieces of bread?
Quote:What if you slice it thin and put it between two pieces of bread?
I'd call that a bologna sandwich.
Hot dog "buns" are single, top split rolls.

 

Sandwiches are made with two separate pieces of bread.

Quote:Hot dog "buns" are single, top split rolls.

 

Sandwiches are made with two separate pieces of bread.
 

A hoagie is not a sandwich?
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