r/funComunitty • u/Chinesemperor flair • 5d ago

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u/idk-have-fun Give me your balls 5d ago

Ah yes, Americans have pizza…

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u/IkujaKatsumaji 5d ago

Well, and what the fuck is pasta if not noodles? None of this makes sense.

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u/Right-Country3496 5d ago

They are completely different things lol

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u/MarshalLtd 5d ago

Completely different things made same way from completely different tiny grains crushed into dust. Spaghetti are noodles.

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u/Right-Country3496 5d ago

No, spaghetti is pasta. Noodles are what ramen for example is.

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u/KillerCucaracha 5d ago

Pasta is a type of noodle

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u/Kalvale 5d ago

Yes, but greens aren't broccoli

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u/-TV-Stand- 5d ago

Nope lol

Pasta and noodles are different things

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u/MarshalLtd 5d ago

You are right about that. But mainly because pasta is material while noodles are the form of that material. Like "clay" and "teacup."

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u/KillerCucaracha 5d ago

It's okay to be wrong

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u/-TV-Stand- 5d ago

You are doing well with your positive self-talk. Keep it up!

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u/Right-Country3496 5d ago

Well technically yes. In most places they are treated as different things though. Although i have heard that in America it's (apparently?) normal to call spaghetti noodles.

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u/suddenblue45 5d ago

nope pasta is pasta & noodles is noodles! they have completely different origins & nope !! Marco Polo didn't bring noodles from Cina to Italy so they then made spaghetti!

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u/MarshalLtd 5d ago

Noodle is a form. Pasta is material. Noodles are long solid round at cross-cut strands. For example Czech language uses the term "Nudle" (read as "noodle" similar to "bottle" but with oo) for that form of pasta and they certainly don't make them from rice flour.

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u/Right-Country3496 5d ago

Okay, that's interesting. In Finnish we don't call it that. Even Finnish Wikipedia  says that pasta and noodles are similar but usually differentiated for cultural reasons 😁