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Yes.Anything that's encased in bread is a sandwich?
Are pigs in a blanket a sandwich? Are crepes a sandwich? Are croquettes a sandwich? We now live in a world where you could eat a hot pocket and tell people "hold on, I'm eating a sandwich" and be legally correct.
Calzones? Sandwiches. Ice Cream Sandwiches? Sandwiches.
A pizza wrapped in on itself is a calzone, which is a kind of sandwich for Italian people. A gyro is a kind of sandwich for the greeks.Then what is pizza?
I like your definition and I agree 100%. Something wrapped in a flour base without a protein interior, such as a jelly sandwich could be regarded as a "false sandwich" just like how an apple is a false fruit.No definition was given so here’s mine: “A sandwich requires a flour-based around some form of protein.”
Pigs in a blanket are sandwiches. Crepes and croquettes are sandwiches provided they have a meat or cheese in them. A PP&J is a sandwich, but a jelly sandwich is not. It needs the protein to be a handheld meal in and of itself.
That being said, whether or not something is a sandwich is irrelevant, because the real issue in this case is the retarded limitation on what types of restaurants can open in that location.