Does it even count?

The open face sandwich is defined as a sandwich with a little of the top. It completely breaks every rule estiblished but it doesn't care, it's a sandwich. This Danish meal could be claimed to be a sandwich but I see as it's meal. It's as much as a sandwich as a red panda is a panda. But since it's in the name I will talk about what could classified as a open face sandwich.

It's a good food, but it shouldn't be called a sandwich. While a sandwich can easily become open face, that doesn't mean it should count. The main demographic is people who can't stomach two pieces of bread, it's sad.

Open Face Types

The open faced sandwich ruins everything in classification so the best course of action is to list popular foods that become a "sandwich" due to have an open face. As all breads are naturally open faced this gives a lot of foods to consider. It's not hard to find an open face sandwich, but most people don't think about it so they never do.

Open face requirements

• Made of a wheat product
• A side is open
• There is stuff on top of that side
• There's only one piece of bread

Pizza

Pizza time. It's a famous food no need for introduction, but since it it is made of dough and has stuff on top of it, it's a open faced sandwich. Even if you Google examples of open faced sandwich you just get fancy versions of pizza. Melted cheese with tomatos and sometimes peperoni, that's just pizza.

Bread and Butter

Bread and butter, they go as well together as, well, bread and butter. It's bread that techinicly has stuff on it so it's a sandwich, you see how dumb theses things are. Imagine if you asked someone what their favorite sandwich was and they said "bread and butter" I'd strangle them.

Hotdogs(in the bun)

Well here we are, the debate ends like this, an unfair, stupid sandwich type. The hotdog on the bun is on bread, it's on bread, the side's open so you win. Hotdogs are a german susage that typically goes inbetween a hotdog bun which consist of a piece of bread bent in half. You can add stuff on top of the hotdog such as ketchup, mayo, mustard, chili, and other condiments. Famous hotdogs include the NYC dog, the Chicago dog, and the chilidog.