So the Chow Mein sandwich is a real thing.

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Why call it a sandwich? Why not chow mein with bread? It's not a sandwich.


Because a sandwich is composed of stuff in between bread? Although, I agree that in this case the definition is being used pretty loosely. I used to eat spaghetti sandwiches growing up....kind of getting hungry now.
 
Because a sandwich is composed of stuff in between bread? Although, I agree that in this case the definition is being used pretty loosely. I used to eat spaghetti sandwiches growing up....kind of getting hungry now.

Chop suey sandwiches too. I'm not defending the fucking thing can be eaten holding bread, it's just something that established the nickname.

You can have chow mein without the bread...which most people normally eat it as.
 
As I read the thread title and then the opening sentence, I was expecting an Urban Dictionary link.

It's just a shitty plate of shit with a hamburger bun dumped in it.
 
This thread instantly got me thinking that a karaage roll with some japanese mayo would be a delicious item.

Not that it has much to do with the OP - but if we're combining asian food items with bread rolls in a novel manner, then that'd be pretty high up on the list of awesome combinations.

As opposed to chow mien topped with half a roll which is... well as stupid as it looks and sounds.
 
This thread instantly got me thinking that a karaage roll with some japanese mayo would be a delicious item.

Not that it has much to do with the OP - but if we're combining asian food items with bread rolls in a novel manner, then that'd be pretty high up on the list of awesome combinations.

As opposed to chow mien topped with half a roll which is... well as stupid as it looks and sounds.


Definitely. Or Tonkatsu.
 
To be honest as a Euro, I find the idea of a "sloppy Joe" horrifying.
Chilli Con Carne...in a bun?
His does one even goabout eating that over wearing it down their front?
 
Sure. You use a fork, like most meals.
Does that still count as a sandwich? Does just having two pieces of bread tossed in give things sandwich status? I feel like you have to pick it up.

Read your post above. Haha, I really thought you had to be able eat it with your hands for it to be called a sandwich.
 
Looks like chow mein with a side of bread. I bet they use the word sandwich to justify a shitty white bun, instead of some kinda superior piece of bread.
 
So its like the yakisoba sandwich. I ate one of those in Japan a couple of years ago. The bread was like a Hawaiian roll. Good but not an all the time kind of food.

They need to make a General Tsao chicken sandwich.
 
So its like the yakisoba sandwich. I ate one of those in Japan a couple of years ago. The bread was like a Hawaiian roll. Good but not an all the time kind of food.

They need to make a General Tsao chicken sandwich.

Shouldn't be hard. Burger King had a Teriyaki Chicken just do General Tso's sauce instead and gtg
 
This is like cutting a dinner roll in half, placing the bottom half on a plate, dumping a pile of spaghetti onto the plate, and then placing the top half of the biscuit onto the spaghetti.
 
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