Which sandwich is excluded from the "Lift to Cover Entire Roll" guideline?

The "Lift to Cover Entire Roll" guideline is designed to ensure that all sandwiches are prepared and presented in a way that ensures they cover the entire bread or roll, providing consistent taste and visual appeal. The Dagwood is a sandwich known for its substantial and often overflowing ingredients, which typically extends well beyond the confines of standard rolls. This characteristic makes it challenging to adhere to the guideline, as the many layers and varied ingredients do not lend themselves to a packaging that completely covers the roll.

On the other hand, sandwiches like the Bacon and Egg, Reuben, and Cordon Bleu usually have a more contained structure, allowing them to comply with the guideline effectively by ensuring that the fillings adequately cover the bread instead of spilling out. Thus, the Dagwood is the specific sandwich excluded from this requirement due to its inherently large and layered nature.