Do you consider a hamburger a sandwich?

[Kromp]

Peelee,

Apologies on misspelling your username! I have corrected my original post.

No worries! We apparently both love to argue. As you have said this is 'friendly banter'. After having defended my viewpoint on far more serious topics, it was honestly fun for me to segway into this absurd thread. If you indeed love to argue, you know the feeling. Be well! I hope to run into you in future topics.

[javurek]

when you make hamburger you use hamburger bun for that. for snadwich I would use normal flat bread.

[Peelee]

when you make hamburger you use hamburger bun for that. for snadwich I would use normal flat bread.

So let's say you have a chicken sandwich with a hamburger bun. Would you call that chicken sandwich a hamburger?

[FinnLassie]

So let's say you have a chicken sandwich with a hamburger bun. Would you call that chicken sandwich a hamburger?

I'd call it an abomination.

[Peelee]

I'd call it an abomination.

And a hamburger on Texas toast? A sandwich? A hamburger? An abomination?

[georgie_leech]

And a hamburger on Texas toast? A sandwich? A hamburger? An abomination?

How about an egg McMuffin and similar? It's certainly not a burger, but it also certainly isn't served on not-flatbread flat bread.

[Razade]

How about an egg McMuffin and similar? It's certainly not a burger, but it also certainly isn't served on not-flatbread flat bread.

An Egg McMuffin, as someone who has worked for McDonalds before, is classified as a sandwich by the company. A "Breakfast Sandwich".

[georgie_leech]

An Egg McMuffin, as someone who has worked for McDonalds before, is classified as a sandwich by the company. A "Breakfast Sandwich".

They also consider burgers to be part of the sandwich meal, so this addressed to the people that think a sandwich needs sliced bread

[Razade]

They also consider burgers to be part of the sandwich meal, so this addressed to the people that think a sandwich needs sliced bread

Well, it's certainly a poor argument to start with.