Is cheese a pizza topping?
Is a hotdog a sandwich?
Is cereal a soup?
I'm in a Facebook war and I need some good arguments, here.
Is cheese a pizza topping?
Is a hotdog a sandwich?
Is cereal a soup?
I'm in a Facebook war and I need some good arguments, here.
Not something i have spent much time thinking about or ever will but no, yes, no
Nothing to see here, move along
No. You can't get a Pizza without cheese. At least not that I'm aware of. How would you separate the sauce and the condiments? Who makes a pizza without cheese?
No. All sandwiches I'm aware of have a top and bottom piece of bread. Hot dog has no top. Even an "open face" sandwich still has a bottom button. The hot dog has a bottom, and two sides.
No. Cereal without milk is still Cereal. Soup without broth, or other liquids. is just letters or noodles.
edit: Although I'd consider "extra cheese" a topping. You are asking for more than necessary thus making it a topping as opposed to a necessity.
Last edited by Bandorr - on 28 May 2018Cheese is not a topping, but extra cheese is.
No
No
Unfriend anyone claiming cereal is a soup.
Yes but not exclusively.
Yes but nobody calls it that.
And nope, in what universe would it be?
I may change my mind on the hot dog issue.
I'd consider that a sandwich. But it has as much bread as a hot dog does. Rotate the sandwich up, or the hot dog to the side and it is the same thing.
Yet I still wouldn't call it a hot dog sandwich. Perhaps a hot dog sub?
Hard choice there. I'm going no, but with no real reason to explain why.
No. If cheese is a pizza topping then so is the bread...
No. And neither is a burger.
Definitely no. It's not even close!
Ka-pi96 said: No. If cheese is a pizza topping then so is the bread... ![]() No. And neither is a burger. Definitely no. It's not even close! |
Do you draw the line at the type of meat? Ham/beef is a burger, but chicken is a sandwich?
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