"Brooklyn1" > wrote in message
...
> "Ophelia" wrote:
>>"Brooklyn1" wrote:
>>> jmcquown wrote:
>>>>
>>>>Grilled Bacon and Cheese Sandwich
>>>>Served on Wheat Bread
>>>>Choice of Side
>>>>$8.00
>>>>
>>>>Local Fried Flounder Fish
>>>>On a Kaiser Roll with Fresh Lettuce,
>>>>Tomato and Tartar Sauce
>>>>Choice of Side
>>>>$10.00
>>>>
>>>>Whew! I'm sure glad they clarified that. Otherwise I wouldn't know
>>>>flounder is *fish*!
>>>
>>> You missed the "Wheat Bread".
>>> Just as strange as "Flounder Fish".
>>> Perhaps they meant *Wholewheat Bread*.
>>> I wouldn't like a grilled cheese on wholewheat.
>>
>>I thought the term 'wheat bread' was used around here. I am sure I've
>>seen
>>posters use it.
>
> Bread is automatically wheat unless stipulated otherwise such as rye,
> oat, corn, etc.

Yes, agreed and if they had said, 'wholewheat/wholemeal I wouldn't have
given it any thought.

Were it wholewheat bread it would need to stipulate
> so. Saying "sandwich' on a menu automatically means it includes
> bread, and automatically means wheat bread unless stipulated some
> other specific type of bread, ie. banana bread, or a kaiser roll.
>

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