Pizza is the only example where you can interchangeably have chips or fries.Cold sandwich? Chips will work. Hot sandwich? Fries are a decent option.
Pizza is the only example where you can interchangeably have chips or fries.Cold sandwich? Chips will work. Hot sandwich? Fries are a decent option.
Personally prefer breadsticks or something like that if I need a side for the pizza. Maybe a salad instead. Depends.Pizza is the only example where you can interchangeably have chips or fries.
Another sandwich.Let's talk about what GOES with a sandwich.
Fries or chips.
Stew's a bit heavy for something you're pairing with a sandwich. Wouldn't be bad, just kind of overkill.A good soup or stew is a better side.
Chops inside the cold sandwich.Let's talk about what GOES with a sandwich.
Fries or chips.
A really good oil-based dip for said sandwich.Let's talk about what GOES with a sandwich.
Fries or chips.
A little heavy, but I'd give it a shot.
Burn in hell.If you fold a pizza it's a sandwich. If you don't it's half a sandwich. Chicago deep-dish is 50% sandwich and 50% casserole.
Would oatmeal count as a stew if you prefer it runny?The "Ingredient Rebel" breaks the fundamental rule of sandwiches--it has to be bread, and bread is basically found anywhere on earth. A "classic sandwich" is just as much as a sub and is just as much as a chip butty or Vietnamese banh mi or a Mexican torta. Meanwhile, hot dogs aren't sandwiches or tacos, it's a hot dog.
I feel like the chart is brought to you by the same retards who will argue that a bowl of cereal is a soup.
K-ketchup?Hardline tradionalist , I guess.
When I make a sandwich is: bread, mayo, ketchup, cheese, ham, lettuce, tomato, ketchup, mayo, bread.
No, because a soup (or stew) is all about the broth, which is cooked, whether enjoyed cold or hot. If you had a bowl of cereal in which you took the milk, heated it for hours, added a bunch of different spices, seasonings, and other foods, then strained it, cooled it down, and poured it over cereal, then yes, it would make it a soup.Would oatmeal count as a stew if you prefer it runny?
Well, if you replace ham with ground beef, it's basically a hamburger.K-ketchup?
I don’t know how you make Oatmeal, but there’s plenty of spices and add ins that are commonly used together to give it taste.No, because a soup (or stew) is all about the broth, which is cooked, whether enjoyed cold or hot. If you had a bowl of cereal in which you took the milk, heated it for hours, added a bunch of different spices, seasonings, and other foods, then strained it, cooled it down, and poured it over cereal, then yes, it would make it a soup.
Well, if you replace ham with ground beef, it's basically a hamburger.