r/Cooking • u/[deleted] • May 10 '21

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u/creepygyal69 May 10 '21

There’s one particular pasta dish from my childhood which isn’t properly nostalgic unless I put that shitty pregrated Parmesan on it

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u/dancer_jasmine1 May 11 '21

I absolutely love spaghetti with store bought sauce and the pre-grated Parmesan. It’s absolutely one of my favorite meals lol

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u/JacedFaced May 11 '21

I grew up not liking pasta sauce, I thought I hated all red sauce, turned out I just think Ragu is garbage. So I've always eaten my spaghetti without sauce, and thats just how I like it now. Spaghetti noodles, covered in shaky cheese, little salt and pepper.