Sheesh the things people argue about is nuts. Who cares if you prefer your meatball sandwich crunchy? Or with a thin wrap. What next, pita and nan bread?
What about the keto people, is it really a double double if it’s wrapped in lettuce instead of a bun?
Have they legally solved the question of whether hot dogs are sandwiches?
Wrap battle
Alright stop, collaborate and listen
Ice is back with my brand new invention
Deadly, when I play a dope melody
Anything less than the best is a felony
If there was a problem, yo, I’ll solve it
Check out the burrito while my microwave revolves it
Tacos and burritos are NOT Mexican Sandwiches, but tortas are. I’ll go so far as to say quesadillas are as well.
I’m glad our judicial system is tackling the tough sandwich legal problems.
This reminds me of European Commission Regulation (EC) No. 2257/94 of 16 September 1994 that specified the allowable amount of bend in bananas.
The whole world has too much government with too little to do.
Croque Monsieur. Considered a glorified ham and cheese sandwich in France.😅
Greek Gyros?
Thank heavens this dilemma has been addressed and settled.
The cube rule of food has all of the answers: https://cuberule.com/
When a judge gets to decide what’s a sammich and what ain’t, we are rubbing noses with the bottom.
The Earl of Sandwich was the origin of the name. Some British descendants should sue for reparations.
Predating him was “the Hillel Sandwich” as it is informally called.
In the Passover ritual they say Rabbi Hillel put charoset between two pieces of matzoh and ate them. Charoset is “a finely chopped mixture of nuts and fruits with wine added.” Variations of ingredients abound. Spices and honey are often added.
Hillel the Elder was a sage who lived around the 1st century, probably born a little earlier.
“Bitter herbs are sandwiched between two pieces of matza
taken from the lowermost matza.” is in the Haggadah telling the story.
This symbolizes the need to take the good with the bad, to acknowledge the suffering alongside the redemption.
flour wrapper is same a unleavened bread made with flour. both are versions of sandwich.
how lacking in common sense are people they need a judge to decide that?
This is a “reversal” (different jurisdiction, actually) from a previous ruling from 2006:
A Massachusetts Panera Bread lost a suit to Qdoba Mexican Grill. The victory allows Qdoba to move into the same shopping mall as Panera.
Panera had a clause in its lease that prevents the White City Shopping Center in Shrewsbury, Mass., from renting to another sandwich shop.
A sandwich is not commonly understood to include burritos, tacos and quesadillas.
Source: Fast Casual dot com
If you look at the history of its creation, a sandwich is simply a easy to create meal that can be eaten with one hand, while leaving the other free to gamble. A peanut butter and jelly “sandwich” would not qualify under the original because it was roast beef slapped between some bread.
Should have never been in court. These HOA and neighborhood associations take themselves way too seriously.
Sounds like a good investment considering all the new customers pouring across the border
