How many bites are in a sandwich?
How many bites are in a sandwich?
Typical two pieces of bread with something inside.
I think 9 bites, unfortunately with only one bite in the centre being crustless.
Americans really will use any measurement before touching the metric system
56 0 ReplyJust like the misattributed Churchill quote :
You can trust the Americans to do the right thing, after they tried everything else.
8 0 ReplyThat's a bit rich coming from the British.
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It's true.
8 0 Reply... what would the metric unit be? 🤔
3 0 Replyhonestly number of bites in a sandwich sounds like a volume measurement, so cubic centimeters or litres would be metric units used for this
2 0 ReplyThe Sandwich
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We'll make an exception this time 👩⚖️
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Well, there are 8 bits in a byte, so there must be 8 bites in a sammich, obviously.
30 0 ReplyThat's a 64 bits sammich.
18 1 ReplyEach bit is an ingredient.
2 bits bread
1 bit ham
1 bit cheese
1 bit lettuce
1 bit tomato
1 bit pickles
1 bit mayonnaise
So when you divide it all out, it's only 8 bites.
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Checks out, at least if you represent the string "sandwich" in ASCII.
5 0 Replyin 8-bit ascii
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Zero, you take bites, the sandwich never has any.
23 1 ReplyIf someone left a bite in my sandwich I'd be very upset.
7 0 Reply☝️🤓
6 0 ReplyAnd where am I taking them from, smarty pants?
4 0 ReplyThe same place your lap goes when you stand up
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It would appear to be approximately 2,982,609 bytes.
8 0 ReplyI prefer my sandwich
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Bro, nibble the crust first, then there are so many glorious crustless bites. Or just cut it off.
8 1 ReplyI quite like the crust, but could you not slice the crust off? That would likely improve the bread to crust ratio considerably.
7 0 ReplyI like crust too though
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I normally do a ton of nibbles. What's the conversion rate of nibbles to bites? And are chomps just a US unit of measurement?
7 0 ReplyA nibble, four bits, is half a byte, eight bits.
9 0 ReplyDoing everything to dogde the metric system 🇺🇸🦅
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All units that use body parts are US ones.
1 0 ReplyHow many foreskins is that?
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One
6 0 ReplyHow big are your bites? The number of bites a sandwich has depends on their size.
4 0 ReplyNormal i think.
My wife is 12 to 15 bites though
1 0 ReplyIf your wife is a living sandwich, then... PLEASE don't eat her, unless you have a cloning machine and wanna eat the clone or something.
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All of them.
I'm sorry.
4 0 ReplyBread comes in too many different shapes and sizes for this to have a universal answer.
4 0 Reply12:
Corner bite - a balance of crust and content, a display of delayed gratification
Good bite - because you did so well delaying your gratification
Corner bite - because you hope the richness of The Good Bite will transfer somewhat
Navigating the last corner:
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Rotate for a heavily crust>content corner bite - the build up
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Deliberately smaller, last of the crust bite - the set up
Last Good Bite - smaller than The Good Bite but, equally, aren't you clever
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4 0 ReplyCut your sandwich into triangles. This gives you 4x good bites & 8x corner bites without size differences.
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I didn't know sandwiches can bite
3 0 Reply(Ingredients-1)2 +2
3 0 Reply9-12
3 0 ReplyHow can there be -3 bites in a sandwich?
5 0 ReplyYou dropped it or it was stolen by a magpie or gull before you finished.
2 0 ReplyYou eat the sandwich in 9 bites. Then you vomit back up the sandwich plus 12 bites of the last thing you ate
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I would agree with this. The rational part of me likes to try and eat a sandwich in a 3x3 grid of bites, right-to-left, working my way downward.
But, I'm a wacky, inconsistent li'l bitch, so it almost never works out that way. But, I don't think I ever exceed 12 bites. That's a pretty solid ballpark range.
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I can finish in 5, 4 if I put in a little effort, 2 if I really need to.
3 0 ReplyWhat if the bread is... Not square?
2 0 ReplyFrom now on, 25. I actually wish there was bread that had the dividing lines
1 0 ReplyTypical two pieces of bread with something inside.
A Dagwood sandwich would qualify, so there's probably some variation there.
1 0 ReplyIt depends on the size of your mouth, the size of bite you take, and the size of the sandwich. But if you'd cared about that you'd have realized it's a meaningless question before embarrassing yourself by asking here. So instead I'll you a meaningless answer: 37 ⅚
2 4 ReplyDon't think OP has embarrassed themselves.
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