What happens to a Dagwood if no cheese or condiment is added?

A Dagwood is a type of sandwich known for its multiple layers and a variety of ingredients. If no cheese or condiment is added, the item transitions into what is referred to as "full coverage." This means that the sandwich will still be composed of its base ingredients but will lack the typical moisture or flavor enhancement that cheese or condiments provide. The idea of full coverage highlights the fact that while it still retains its layered structure, it may not achieve the completeness or richness associated with a Dagwood sandwich when it includes cheese or condiments.

Other options suggest that it would either stay dry, simply become a regular sandwich, or be classified as a specialty item; however, those do not accurately reflect the change in categorization or the essence of what defines a Dagwood when some ingredients are omitted.