Burger vs Sandwich

[ThisLadyHunts]

what I really want to know is if a hot dog is considered a taco?

No, it is not. It’s a wiener in a bun. Sometimes, though, it’s just a little weenie.

[eradicator]

so when I order my burger from Whataburger on TX toast I'm really eating a sandwich?

So you order a patty melt?

[eradicator]

No, it is not. It’s a wiener in a bun. Sometimes, though, it’s just a little weenie.

I feel like this has turned into a beaver thread...

[TX CHICKEN]

The bread doesn’t determine if it’s a sandwich or a burger it’s the meat that matters…

I am still wondering if breakfast is what you eat or when you eat it?….if my first meal of the day is eggs and bacon but it’s 1 in the afternoon is it lunch or breakfast?

[ny bowhunter]

No, it is not. It’s a wiener in a bun. Sometimes, though, it’s just a little weenie.

Can you put a foot long in a taco?

[ThisLadyHunts]

Can you put a foot long in a taco?

Phfffph…!

[jdavidson]

Can you put a foot long in a taco?

given the right sauce…yes

[tvc184]

So you order a patty melt?

What if it’s on Texas toast but doesn’t have cheese? Can you have a melt if there’s nothing to melt?

According to TX CHICKEN, a restaurant manager, bread doesn't matter, only the meat.

[junior]

So you order a patty melt?

nope I order everything like a regular burger, but put it on TX toast. I don't like patty melts

[eradicator]

You can eat whatever you wish as long as you keep posting

[Bowhica]

What if it’s on Texas toast but doesn’t have cheese? Can you have a melt if there’s nothing to melt?

According to TX CHICKEN, a restaurant manager, bread doesn't matter, only the meat.

Without meat, you better have bread.

[dbaio1]

Can you put a foot long in a taco?

Yes believe it or not I have seen a foot long hot dog wrapped in a giant burrito size flour tortilla. I past on ordering that lol

[ThisLadyHunts]

Yes believe it or not I have seen a foot long hot dog wrapped in a giant burrito size flour tortilla. I past on ordering that lol

Well, sir, thank you for that. However, I think the way ny bowhunter was using it, his comment was meant to be more of a double entendre; a literary term used to describe a word or phrase that has two meanings, the first one literal and the second one, well…not.

In other words, he really wasn’t talking about food, in the literal sense.