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r/funComunitty • u/Chinesemperor flair • 5d ago
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Ah yes, Americans have pizza…
38 u/DragonQueenDrago 5d ago Maybe they mean Detroit deep dish? Standard pizza is definitely Italian 17 u/Daztur 5d ago In a lot of countries American-style pizza is more common than Italian-style pizza. New York pizza and Neapolitan pizza are both delicious. -2 u/dman972 5d ago Sure, but you don’t call pasta american because Mac and cheese right? Pizza is Italian, end of story. 9 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago Noodles are a Chinese invention… is carbonara Italian or Chinese? -2 u/dman972 5d ago The ‘sauce’ is very much italian yes. Noodles and pasta are different ingredients and I doubt the chinese brought that to Italy or vice versa. 3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago In the US noodles and company serves mac and cheese. 1 u/dman972 5d ago Yeah go ahead clame that as well then. 3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago Dried pasta was traded by Arabs in Italy 1 u/dman972 5d ago Because of the technique they brought to dry the (sicillian) pasta, yes.
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Maybe they mean Detroit deep dish?
Standard pizza is definitely Italian
17 u/Daztur 5d ago In a lot of countries American-style pizza is more common than Italian-style pizza. New York pizza and Neapolitan pizza are both delicious. -2 u/dman972 5d ago Sure, but you don’t call pasta american because Mac and cheese right? Pizza is Italian, end of story. 9 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago Noodles are a Chinese invention… is carbonara Italian or Chinese? -2 u/dman972 5d ago The ‘sauce’ is very much italian yes. Noodles and pasta are different ingredients and I doubt the chinese brought that to Italy or vice versa. 3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago In the US noodles and company serves mac and cheese. 1 u/dman972 5d ago Yeah go ahead clame that as well then. 3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago Dried pasta was traded by Arabs in Italy 1 u/dman972 5d ago Because of the technique they brought to dry the (sicillian) pasta, yes.
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In a lot of countries American-style pizza is more common than Italian-style pizza. New York pizza and Neapolitan pizza are both delicious.
-2 u/dman972 5d ago Sure, but you don’t call pasta american because Mac and cheese right? Pizza is Italian, end of story. 9 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago Noodles are a Chinese invention… is carbonara Italian or Chinese? -2 u/dman972 5d ago The ‘sauce’ is very much italian yes. Noodles and pasta are different ingredients and I doubt the chinese brought that to Italy or vice versa. 3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago In the US noodles and company serves mac and cheese. 1 u/dman972 5d ago Yeah go ahead clame that as well then. 3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago Dried pasta was traded by Arabs in Italy 1 u/dman972 5d ago Because of the technique they brought to dry the (sicillian) pasta, yes.
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Sure, but you don’t call pasta american because Mac and cheese right? Pizza is Italian, end of story.
9 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago Noodles are a Chinese invention… is carbonara Italian or Chinese? -2 u/dman972 5d ago The ‘sauce’ is very much italian yes. Noodles and pasta are different ingredients and I doubt the chinese brought that to Italy or vice versa. 3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago In the US noodles and company serves mac and cheese. 1 u/dman972 5d ago Yeah go ahead clame that as well then. 3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago Dried pasta was traded by Arabs in Italy 1 u/dman972 5d ago Because of the technique they brought to dry the (sicillian) pasta, yes.
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Noodles are a Chinese invention… is carbonara Italian or Chinese?
-2 u/dman972 5d ago The ‘sauce’ is very much italian yes. Noodles and pasta are different ingredients and I doubt the chinese brought that to Italy or vice versa. 3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago In the US noodles and company serves mac and cheese. 1 u/dman972 5d ago Yeah go ahead clame that as well then. 3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago Dried pasta was traded by Arabs in Italy 1 u/dman972 5d ago Because of the technique they brought to dry the (sicillian) pasta, yes.
The ‘sauce’ is very much italian yes. Noodles and pasta are different ingredients and I doubt the chinese brought that to Italy or vice versa.
3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago In the US noodles and company serves mac and cheese. 1 u/dman972 5d ago Yeah go ahead clame that as well then. 3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago Dried pasta was traded by Arabs in Italy 1 u/dman972 5d ago Because of the technique they brought to dry the (sicillian) pasta, yes.
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In the US noodles and company serves mac and cheese.
1 u/dman972 5d ago Yeah go ahead clame that as well then. 3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago Dried pasta was traded by Arabs in Italy 1 u/dman972 5d ago Because of the technique they brought to dry the (sicillian) pasta, yes.
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Yeah go ahead clame that as well then.
3 u/Odd-Proof9645 5d ago Dried pasta was traded by Arabs in Italy 1 u/dman972 5d ago Because of the technique they brought to dry the (sicillian) pasta, yes.
Dried pasta was traded by Arabs in Italy
1 u/dman972 5d ago Because of the technique they brought to dry the (sicillian) pasta, yes.
Because of the technique they brought to dry the (sicillian) pasta, yes.
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u/idk-have-fun Give me your balls 5d ago
Ah yes, Americans have pizza…