The Pros And Cons Of A Hotdog Sandwich

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One of the most popular foods in America is the hotdog sandwich, but recently there has been some concern on what should it be called. People on social media have been debating about the fact on whether a hotdog should be called a sandwich or not.

In an article published by The Inquisitr, it is looking like this issue has heated up even more this week. A lot of people would agree that it could be called a sandwich since it is meat that is wrapped inside a bread. Technically, one can indeed call that a sandwich. But some would argue that the bread used for a hotdog sandwich shouldn't be considered as bread.

This whole issue sparked from the world of sports when Andrew Hirsh, who is a writer for the Atlanta Falcons posted on his Twitter saying

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