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***OFFICIAL*** IS CORNBREAD EVEN BREAD or nah?
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It certainly has bread in the title. Based on arguments in the other thread I think that is a cornerstone for calling it bread... BTW it most certainly has corn in it...
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If cornbread is bread, it's the absolute only bread in the world that is literally never used for anything other than eating it plain.
It's closer to a brownie than it is to a loaf.
It's closer to a brownie than it is to a loaf.
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Famous Dave cornbread is fucking awesome.
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I like to put slices of their brisket between two pieces of cornbread.
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Yes, cornbread is absolutely bread.
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Would that then be a brisket sandwich?
Of course not. Calling cornbread bread is illogical.
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That looks like something poor people eat
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Tribar, is that you?
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Here is something Irish people eat. Corned beef and cabbage on a potato roll. They are the worst.
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That really depends on how you define "corn." It has cornmeal, but I don't know that constitutes corn.
Like, if you ground a person into tiny little bits, you wouldn't walk past the bits and go, "Hey, Jeff!".
At what point in the grinding does the thing stop being the thing?
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There's no poll, so I feel like this one is invalid. Also, as a southerner, I'm offended that you would even ask this question. Next thing you know, you're gonna go after sweet tea.
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This is an excellent point. Thank you for being you.
No, but how nicely must I ask for you to unban ole? We all miss him, even you do somewhere deep in your e-heart.
I didn't feel a poll was necessary, as the answer should be obvious and come with a resounding ABSOLUTELY NOT.
I have no qualms with sweet tea, as it contains both the qualities of sweet and tea. Cornbread contains nothing that makes it either corn, or bread.
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It's not a human... It's a fucking vegetable. If you slice a tomato it's still a tomato. If you blend a tomato into salsa it still contains tomato. Corn bread has corn in it. Period. If you ground up Jeff and put a bit of him in your hamburger it would contain some Jeff. Just because you mix or grind an ingredient doesn't make the ingredient not exist.
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Wow.. I don't think WCL meant to strike a cord with you.. we all know he's a wolf in wools clothing, but you'll just have to accept you're wrong about this and move on
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maybe you name your tomatoes.....
If you slice Jeff the tomato in half does it cease being Jeff the tomato....
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I have to admit, this is a bigly great worded question:
"At what point in the grinding does the thing stop being the thing?"
"At what point in the grinding does the thing stop being the thing?"