is a sausage biscuit a sandwich?!


Question: Is a sausage biscuit a sandwich?
my friends and i were arguing about if a sausage biscuit was a sandwich or not.they said that a sausage biscuit isnt a sandwich. i said it is a sandwich because a sandwich is if you have two buns or layers covering the inner core such as the meat in a burger. so technically a cheeseburger is a sandwich for example. me and my friends got into a huge argument about this! lol! tell me what you guys think and please explain your and answer cause i wanna print out this page and show them the results on who agrees if a sausage biscuit is a sandwich.

Answers:

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I understand a sandwich to be anything eaten between two pieces of bread. A buscuit is bread. Cut it in half and you have two pieces. Put a sausage patty in between and technically it is a sandwich, I I call it a sausage biscuit because it you go to Biscuitville ask for a sausage sandwich the people working ther are just going to stare at you.

49 years eating including sausage biscuits and all kinds of sandwiches

I would consider it a sandwich.
This might help your argument -
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/s…
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/b…

yes sandwich is defined as two or more slices of bread with a type of filling in the middle and since biscuit is a type of bread (quick bread) i therefore conclude your friends are idiots.

i agree with you that a sandwich is just two pieces of bread covering meat or some other filling.
its not the same type of sandwich as one from subway but its still a sandwhich

Your friends are idiots. Yes a sausage biscuit is a sandwich.

I think a sausage buscuit is...a sausage biscuit!

it's totally a sandwhich what would it be if it wasn't?

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