I mostly like these.

The Sandwich Alignment Chart is good because there are some things that might count as sandwiches in various columns:

Yeah, maybe an ice cream sandwich is a sandwich even though it doesn't use any kinds of sandwich ingredients. Maybe a chicken wrap is a sandwich even though it's tube shaped -- it does use standard sandwich ingredients. And, once you accept those, then maybe a pop-tart is a sandwich.

But, for these to work, the cells that are one step away from the pure definition need to be somewhat reasonable, and I don't know anybody who thinks that coffee is a form of tea. Also, pho doesn't meet the preparation purist definition -- you're not boiling beef to extract its flavour. Miso soup also doesn't meet its definitions, miso broth maybe...

Ignoring the "powder" part of the preparation neutral:

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| | Preparation Purist | Black tea is tea | Herbal tea is tea | Chicken broth is tea | | Preparation Neutral | Matcha is tea | Hot chocolate is tea | Clam chowder is tea | | Preparation Rebel | Arizona Iced Tea is tea | A bowl of Captain Crunch is tea | Saturn is tea |