/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>11768675
The classic toast sandwich.

Why are wypipo so stupid?

Why do they make this meal here. It look so brand.

Why do yuros do this?

Structure purist, ingredient rebel. If it's sandwiched between two pieces of something, it's a sandwich. As long as those two pieces are distinct pieces, as in the case of a sub sandwich, with them being connected by a thin piece of bread. There are still two distinct pieces, thus making it a sandwich. This definition excludes tacos or things of the sort, due to the nature of their envelope being only one distinct piece. The definition of any food sandwiched between two other any food holds true in even the most bizarre circumstances. For instance, a slice of bread with ketchup on both sides would technically be a sandwich, however, this is an extreme circumstance. Another, more reasonable example would be the toast sandwich, popularized by the English, consisting of lightly buttered and salted toast between two untoasted slices of bread. The outside slices of "bread" do have to be the same ingredient, however. So, this excludes foods such as lasagna.

Why are brits infatuated with cheap, processed, toasted bread?

>>8426628

Fries on sandwiches can be very good.

Just fries in a sandwich seems like a minor step up from british masterpieces like toast sandwiches.

Toast sandwich. The secret is to make sure you salt and pepper the toast.

Nothing better to wake up to.

>>8090727

>>7884015
>implying some people can afford milk and peas

Classic britfood.