a long, thin loaf of bread filled with meat or cheese, and often lettuce, tomatoes, etc.
In 2008, a court in London ruled that Pringles were not potato chips. noun C US uk / sb.m.rin sn.wd / us / sb.m.rin sn.wt / (informal sub) Add to word list. 'BRANDED SANDWICH' is defined as any sandwich marketed by a fast food franchisor or chain, whose primary menu items consist of sandwiches, under a locally, regionally, or nationally known or registered trade name, trademark, or service xxxx. If all of this sounds vaguely familiar, you have a great memory. SUB-SANDWICH is defined as a submarine, hoagie, hero-type or deli-style sandwich. Arguments like this induce some sympathy for the beleaguered draftspersons and for the tortured language to which they sometimes have to resort in order to carry into effect a reasonable statutory policy.” And with that, he dismissed the appeal. hero sandwich, hoagie, hoagy, Italian sandwich, poor boy, sub, Cuban sandwich, grinder, zep, submarine. In response, Justice O’Donnell, wrote, “This seems a very cumbersome and unnatural description of a hot meatball sandwich. submarine sandwich - a large sandwich made of a long crusty roll split lengthwise and filled with meats and cheese (and tomato and onion and lettuce and condiments) different names are used in different sections of the United States. It excludes sub sandwiches where the bread is connected on one side (e.g., like a sandwich youd pick. Ultimately, the court seemed to think many of the characterizations offered by Bookbinders to argue in favor of the 0% rate were a stretch. Sandwich Correctly includes most sandwiches, but not all. That’s why your muffins - and your Subway rolls - are springy, while a baguette (which typically eschews sugar and consists only of flour, water, salt, and yeast) is more crusty. But, as likely applies here, when you add sugar to dough, the sugar locks in moisture so that the bread doesn’t dry out. Why would you add sugar to bread? For one, it can supercharge the yeast and cause the dough to rise more quickly.
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