Panini sandwiches are grilled sandwiches, and the bread is flat. “If you have heated seats in your car, any sandwich put on them can become a panini if you sit on it” was cited on Twitter on May 8, 2012. “Every sandwich is a panini if you sit on it long enough” was cited on Twitter on September 27, 2015.
The jocular saying was popularized when Eden Dranger tweeted on April 28, 2016, “Any sandwich is a panini if you sit on it.”
Wikipedia: Panini
In many English-speaking countries, a panino (Italian pronunciation: [paˈniːno], from Italian, meaning “small bread, bread roll”) is a grilled sandwich made from bread other than sliced bread.
Examples of bread types used for panini are baguette, ciabatta, and michetta.
Twitter
Minty Wafflefarmer
@Australianimal
If you have heated seats in your car, any sandwich put on them can become a panini if you sit on it
7:44 PM - 8 May 2012
Twitter
dum mummy
@FilthyMacrame
every sandwich is a panini if you sit on it long enough
2:43 PM - 27 Sep 2015
Twitter
Paul
@YesNoSuper
Every sandwich is a panini if you sit on it long enough
10:08 AM - 2 Nov 2015
Twitter
Eden Dranger
@Eden_Eats
Any sandwich is a panini if you sit on it.
6:16 PM - 28 Apr 2016
Twitter
NORCIA
@JakeAsHell
Any sandwich is a panini if you sit on it
8:00 PM - 28 Apr 2016
BuzzFeed
24 Totally Random Tweets That Are Funny For No Good Reason
Did I really just say that?
posted on May 2, 2016, at 11:23 a.m.
Austin Mortel
1.
Eden Dranger @Eden_Eats
Any sandwich is a panini if you sit on it.
7:16 PM - 28 Apr 2016
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