Quiche
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If:
- a calzone is a sandwich; AND
- a slice of bread with cheese on top is an open sandwich;
Then:
- is a pizza an open sandwich?
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According to Ox Nché chicken is the salad on a braai.
You can argue with him on the topic. I’ll just nod.
Not if you fold the slice first.
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Ah, Taco!!
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What if you roll the slice up? Sushi?
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burrito
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Monster.
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Sandwich classifications weren’t already on the list?
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They were added pretty early at 29, but @KathyPartdeux suggested that the matter had been resolved by a judge in Indiana. I say, “Nay!” You can pry my sandwich argument from my cold, dead, pizza sauce and salsa covered hands.
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naw, i think we just like to prove, once again, that we will, indeed, devolve into endless argument over sandwiches.
as I’ve already said… i am here for it! 
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Perhaps all online arguments tend to turn into arguments over sandwiches over time, as these represent the pinnacle of the argumentative form.
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But a steak and kidney pie is a calzone.
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Taco salad is a quiche
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Of course it isn’t. It’s clearly a pasty.
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I’m all for it. Pasties are very popular in my part of Michigan. Growing up, when calzones were being introduced at local pizza places, I saw more than one menu describe them as “a pizza pasty”
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By this diagram, a burrito is a calzone.
A flauta is sushi (the term would more accurately be maki but I digress*).
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There are five primary types of sushi:
- Nigiri: Nigiri is primarily a topping served on top of sushi rice.
- Sashimi: Fish or shellfish is served without rice.
- Maki: The filling and rice are wrapped in seaweed.
- Uramaki: The rice is outside the wrap, and seaweed is wrapped around the filling.
- Temaki: Temaki is hand-rolled sushi in a cone.
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I’m lowkey annoyed that Cornwall got regional protection over “pasty”. The regionally-protected pasties are not what I like, and the ones I did like had to disappear from the market.
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