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What's the difference between submarines, footlongs, grinders, hoagies, and heros?

>> No.11678350

I'm gay btw, not sure if that matters

>> No.11678354

Probably some dumb american shit that nobody gives a fuck about, pip pip.

>> No.11678356

footlong is a BLACKED reference for cuckholds
grinder is a faggot app and will be used as a database for people who will be put into camps
hoagie is a wrestler. HH brother 1488
hero doesn't even make sense.

The only acceptable name for a sub is a submarine, preferably the former though as sub flows from the tongue well.

>> No.11678451

Down here we call them Long Sandwiches

>> No.11678456

>>11678348
The state you live in

>> No.11678461

>>11678348
Where you’re from

>> No.11678470

>>11678348
Who’s yo DADDY!

>> No.11678473

>>11678350
It makes a world of difference, faggot.

>> No.11678674
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11678674

American autism where every fucking city needs to have their signature sandwhich with retarded name, and the locals will then keep posting about how only single shitty place makes REAL ones. Then they keep posting about how this kind of bread with this kind of cheap meat and veggies is the greatest food of all time, but only if you get it from that shitty place they always get theirs from, because all the actually popular places dont server the REAL stuff. Sandwhiches are the worst offenders, and after that come hot dogs, and third place is shared between barbeque and pizza.

>> No.11678717

>>11678674
what the fuck are you talking about

>> No.11678729

>>11678348
I call 'em po boys

>> No.11678810
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>>11678348
There's no difference, the roster has sex with all of them.

>> No.11678960

>>11678674
Agreed. Brand loyalty isn't exactly a bad thing though, but people will defend their shit to the death because they identify with the food.
>>11678717
Sub 100 IQ with extra cheese

>> No.11678990
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>>11678674
>tfw 4chan posts brimming with cynicism make me feel less lonely

>> No.11678991

>>11678674
Isn't that kind of the same thing as different Euro cheeses?

>> No.11679003

>>11678348
>submarines
Long and average width, the kind you get at Subway.

>footlongs
A sub sandwich that is one foot long.

>grinders
Similar to a sub except that the bread is connected.

>hoagie
Shorter and thicker than a sub.

>hero
Can have characteristics of all of the above, except that it tends to be stacked higher.

>> No.11679008

>>11678348
that's a tasty looking sub

>> No.11679010

>>11678348
where you live

>> No.11679047
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>>11678348
Nonw of them are as good as the bocadillo

>> No.11679068

>>11679047
If you're wondering why itt's spelt Nonw and not none you disgusting American pig, its because in ESPANA None is spelt Nonw
me cago en tu muertos

>> No.11679070

>>11678674
This, and the american proclivity to guy "WELL YOU SEE SON WE SERVE THE WORLD FAMOUS XXX"

Yeah, IF IT WAS WORLD FAMOUS YOU SHOULDNT NEED TO MENTION IT IN YOUR SHITTY MEAT PLACE

>> No.11679391

>>11678348
Literally nothing.

Hoagies are hot sandwiches though.

>> No.11679732

the difference is the sandwicher's intention

>> No.11679736

>>11678348
They've all just different types of tacos

>> No.11679744

>>11679047
Mah nigga

>> No.11679798

>>11679047
Had one of these at an airport in Mexico and it was amazing :)

>> No.11679848

>>11679798
Explain.
My sister bought me a sandwich near check-in at MEX, but it only turned out ok. I also got a craft organic juice that reminded me of being back at work

>> No.11679851

>>11678991
yes, where do you think you got it from

>> No.11679852

>>11678451
haha long boi

>> No.11679861

>>11678356
>another /pol/dditor making the same tired jokes about niggers and jews on a board about food

Please get some more content. The lack of variety and effort is just sad at this point.

>> No.11679863

>>11678348
hoagies and heros is a fucking great band name.

>> No.11680630

>>11678348
Where you live.

>> No.11680645
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>>11679798
>Spanish Jamon
>In Mexico
You filthy pleb. GTFO, faggot.

>> No.11680698

>>11678348
>hoagies, and heros
What in the living fuck are those?
Literally never heard of them.

>> No.11681057

>>11679047
Except that's wrong.

>> No.11681070

>>11678348
footlong refers to subs that are one foot long grinders hoagies and heros are just dumb regional terms for subs. No one says submarines

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11681072

>>11678348

they all is delicious sammiches?

>> No.11681168

>>11678348
They all fit in your moms cunt.

>> No.11681186

>>11678348
About a thousand miles.

>> No.11681869

>>11678356
how about you call it a fucking SANDWICH U NONCE

>> No.11681889

>>11678348
The hunchbacked grease ball it pisses off.

>> No.11683052

>>11678356
Hero = gyro are both corruptions of yiros, which is a Greek wrap with lamb, vegetables, and yoghurt.

>> No.11683093

>>11679848
Mexican jamon is like Mexican intelectuals, a fake version of the real deal. Get a bit of Spanish jamon, bread, tomatoes and olive oil. Cut bread open, slice the tomato in halves. Rub tomato on the bread, add a bit of oil and the jamon

>> No.11683155

>>11683052
No

>> No.11683274

>>11678674
I think you're missing the point here. The turn of the 20th Century brought a bunch of new food crazes. These included sandwiches built on some variation of French bread (usually assembled by Italians), hot dogs, chili, all kinds of mayo based salads and the beginning of the popularity of both pizza and burgers. This happened before the Information Age, so no one could agree on just what the new memefoods were. The same ideas took different regional spins. Hot dogs were a ballpark food in some places, a street food in others and a boardwalk food on Coney Island, but by the time the hot dog craze hit the Midwest it got lumped in with the chili house craze and chili dogs were called Coneys. French bread sandwiches picked up regional names because their popularity outpaced any consensus on what to call them or even what exactly they should contain. Pizza and burgers appeared regionally, but didn't gain national popularity until mid-century, leading to a variety of regional styles. Because national chains weren't a thing until the Eisenhower Highway System was built the best examples of these foods were defined by local establishments, meaning the dishes themselves had as much local spin on them as their names implied.

Of course this led to regional rivalry between dishes as people from one place visited others. This is nothing new. It's always been a fixture in sports, so it's no surprise it crossed over to food. It's hardly autism. Just legit regionalism that developed in the days before everyone was eating at the same chains and consuming the same media.

>> No.11683300

>>11678348
Theres always an origin to the name. For example the poboy literally translates to the poor boy sandwich, where a restaurant owner started making cheap sandwiches for people who could pay, and gave them away for free to those who couldn't during the depression. Hence why it usually has fried oysters or some sort of clam, they were cheap as fuck back then.

In the end they are all sandwiches. Just the origin of the name and variation of bread and toppings is different, like American pizza.

>> No.11683302

>>11678348
nothing

>> No.11683340

it;s just a baguette but spongey so just call it a baguette

>> No.11683380

>>11683340
>just call it a baguette
Not gonna happen in mainstream US culture where anything French is associated with elitism and thus rankles populist sensibilities.

>> No.11683406

>>11683340
No thanks faguette

>> No.11683455

>>11683340
>>11683380

The problem with this has nothing to do with the fact it’s french and everything to do with people will think of the bread itself and not as a sandwich. It would be comparable to calling a taco a tortilla.

>> No.11683477

>>11683455
>The problem with this has nothing to do with the fact it’s french
Yeah, it does. The French bread craze in the early 20th Century America would have not have been a thing if Italians had not popularized it. This kind of response >>11683406 is a common reaction to using any French word in American English. Calling it a baguette sandwich was not going to fly with the American working class at the time. Names like submarine and hero did.

>> No.11683494

>>11679391
This is wrong, its just what people in Philly call subs. Some places have a weird naming scheme where they differentiate between a cheesesteak and a cheesesteak hoagie, the latter simply means it comes with lettuce and tomatoes.

>> No.11683509

>>11683494
>This is wrong
Sure is. An Italian cold cut hoagie is a cold sandwich, for example.

>> No.11683511

>>11683477
Maybe the Italians didn’t want to use French words in English and would rather link any element of what they were serving back to Italy if they didn’t have an English word for it.

>> No.11683584

>>11683511
Definitely the Italians have a rivalry with the French. But seeing things French as effete in American culture goes back before that. From the start the elites in this country looked to France. Any person dealing with international business spoke at least a little French, and speaking it (even badly) was a mark of being cultured. This goes all the way back in English speaking culture to the Norman invasion, when the English courts were suddenly speaking French while the masses still spoke English. Of course the masses seized on this when mocking the elites, and "parlay voo" entered the vernacular as a mockery. In spite of France's help with the American Revolution this English class prejudice against things French became well established in American culture. A recent example would be the TV character Frasier, who constantly drops French idioms into English sentences just to show out effete and out of touch he is.

>> No.11683630

>>11678348
Letters and sounds

>> No.11684300

>>11679861
>reseteraians have infected yet another board
get the fuck out

>> No.11684692

>>11679861

/pol/ will always be allowed and encouraged on 4chan you nigger sympathizer

>> No.11684695

>>11678348
you forgot po-boys

>> No.11684913

>>11678348
Subs, 'longs, grinders, heroes >all the same thing
Hoagie >one of them but larger in terms of fillings

>> No.11684984

>>11684913
Which one is burger?

>> No.11685068

>>11684984
I don't understand what you are asking.