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Whatcha call em in your area ?

Whatcha call em in your area ?

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Grinder and hoagie are regional, everywhere that isn't in one of these areas it'll probably just be called a sub.

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sandwich pronounced with a g and t. (sangwitch)

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Who does that?

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Mountain west ?

Knew some kids from Idaho, and it seemed like they just rolled over a lot of consonants.

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Pennsylvania, so yes, it is a hoagie. I've made a post about this before. Haha

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i call em long pizza

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Grinder is for faggots. Hoagie and sub or eat a dick.

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We just call them sandwiches.

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they're subs ya yankee bastards

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Yeah , sorry bout that whole War of Northern Aggression thing . And the niggers , please don't get me started. Idk what Great great great grandpa was thinking.

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we will rise again

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Lord Jesus , let it come to pass

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Sub, the only time I hear hoagie is when referring to the sub bun. "Grab some hoagie buns for our Italian subs."

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Lol

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It is kind of weird I guess I never really thought about it until now but I think it's because some of the bun packaging says Hoagie on it.

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Depends how it's made. Subs have the toppings laid flat, hoagies have then folded.

Is it comparable to a generic sandwich? Then it's probably a sub.

Is it more complex and richer? Then it's probably a hoagie.


Similar to soups vs stew, but the line is far more blurry.

Hoagies and subs are not the exact same thing in my mind, although overlapping is a possibility.

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