In truth, I'm still bitter about the Hans Island Dispute between Canada and Denmark. But then I learned that we resolved the matter last year, so henceforth I resolve to keep an open mind toward the open face.
I'm relieved you now find it possible to embrace the open face, but as a citizen of the world, I would never let international disputes determine what food I eat. To eschew any comestible for political reasons would be like taking a sandwich to a banquet!
Comment on punctuation: there is no punctuation in the original Hebrew Bible, which is good; this has saved us from unending debate, schisms and holy wars over the placement of a comma.
Just saw someone note this above. Apologies for over-commenting. Hot dogs are sandwiches, tacos are not. As a genius once pointed out, sometimes things are different.
Alternative pronunciations of sandwich, though not abbreviations: “Samwich”, “sanawich”.
Not to mention “Sammitch”.
I will only accept "sanawich" if it's in specific reference to a sando from Sanagan's Meat Locker in Toronto's Kensington Market.
https://restaurantguru.com/Duran-Sandwich-Budapest. Best open-faced sandwich in Budapest.
How could you leave out the Danish open-faced sandwich?
In truth, I'm still bitter about the Hans Island Dispute between Canada and Denmark. But then I learned that we resolved the matter last year, so henceforth I resolve to keep an open mind toward the open face.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Island
I'm relieved you now find it possible to embrace the open face, but as a citizen of the world, I would never let international disputes determine what food I eat. To eschew any comestible for political reasons would be like taking a sandwich to a banquet!
: )
Once again, you gave me my first laugh out loud of the day with the pop tart is a sandwich!!!
Only to the radical sandwich anarchists! And you know those people only drink herbal tea with their pop tarts, because proper tea is theft!
Comment on punctuation: there is no punctuation in the original Hebrew Bible, which is good; this has saved us from unending debate, schisms and holy wars over the placement of a comma.
So many apostrophe catastrophes averted! Here's hoping Punctuation makes a mad em-dash to the top spot!
Sammies? Sandos? Utter madness! The only accepted abbreviation is 'sarnies', surely?!
Though, on reflection, I do accept that, here in the UK, we can't throw stones given our track record with naming bread-related goods (case in point: https://everywordcounts.co.uk/names-for-bread-rolls/).
Visiting Copenhagen, where they claim the open-face sandwich is a Danish food. Feels ingredient neutral, and structurally European.
Just saw someone note this above. Apologies for over-commenting. Hot dogs are sandwiches, tacos are not. As a genius once pointed out, sometimes things are different.
https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMjdN6U6R/