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May 6, 2026 41 min

The Great Sandwich Debate

from Two Many Cooks in the Kitchen Hosted by Janel Ohletz

Join us as we debate the age-old question: Is a hot dog a sandwich? This lively conversation explores definitions, food categories, and cultural perceptions, with humorous banter and insights from culinary experts. Republished with fixed audio keywords: hot dog, sandwich, food debate, culinary discussion, food categories, cultural food norms key topics Definition of a sandwich Historical origins of the sandwich Food categorization and cultural perceptions Hosts: Lauren Berube and Janel Ohletz The conversation delves into the age-old debate of whether a hot dog is a sandwich, exploring the origin of the sandwich and its relation to other foods. It then discusses the definition of a sandwich, the inspiration behind tacos, and the similarities between different food items. Finally, it concludes with a debate on categorizing the hot dog and reaching a final decision on its classification. Takeaways The hot dog's classification as a sandwich sparks a lively debate The origin and definition of a sandwich are explored, shedding light on its relation to other foods Links: Book reviewed: https://bookshop.org/lists/two-many-cooks-in-the-kitchen-booklist

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