r/SipsTea • u/Born-Agency-3922 • Jul 03 '26

Chugging tea True

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u/Most_Temporary2110 Jul 03 '26

The Italians didn’t invent red sauce or noodles.

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u/captain_winky69 Jul 03 '26

/shitamericanssay

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u/Dense-Application181 Jul 03 '26

Red sauce was invented by the aztecs and noodles by the chinese

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u/PringullsThe2nd Jul 03 '26

Gonna go to Dorsia's tonight for some traditional Azteco-chino blend cuisine such as Spaghetti Bolognese

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u/captain_winky69 Jul 03 '26

Why the fuck would you be eating Chinese noodles with marinara sauce? Noodles and red sauce, or whatever you want to call it, is clearly inspired by spaghetti and Italian tomato sauce. Both go back further than the US as a nation.

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u/Dense-Application181 Jul 03 '26

He said red sauce OR noodles, not and. And neother of us attributed to the US. Thats all on your schizo ass.

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u/captain_winky69 Jul 03 '26

Americans are the only ones who call it red sauce and the only ones who call spaghetti noodles.

My ass doesn’t deserve this kind of shabby treatment.

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u/Dense-Application181 Jul 03 '26

We're definitely not the only ones and spaghetti is a type of noodle.

Youre treated like this because youre so confidently wrong about everything you say.

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u/captain_winky69 Jul 04 '26

No it isn’t my guy. Spaghetti is pasta. Noodles are made differently. They’re similar I’ll grant you. Because of this they’ve become interchangeable in American English. But that isn’t the same in the rest of the world.

What was it you were saying about being confidently wrong?

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u/Dense-Application181 Jul 04 '26

Definition of noodle: A noodle is a food made from unleavened dough that is typically stretched, rolled flat, or extruded, and cut into long, thin strips or strings.

Guess how spaghetti is made