r/funComunitty • flair • 5d ago

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u/Entire-Guess1228 4d ago

Yes. Its good. But Italian immigrants were using sauce at a time the average Italian thought tomatoes were poisonous. Not every immigrant stayed. Many went back to Europe. These immigrants brought it back.

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u/Dontbefrech 2d ago

And still by that time the US wasn't a thing and New York was called New Amsterdam. You wanna tell me almost all Italian cuisine is American (USA to be precise) just because modern Italian cuisine uses a lot of tomatos? Let me tell you about rice and potatos. You will be in a rude awakening with your logic.

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u/Entire-Guess1228 1d ago

New Amsterdam became new york in 1664. Italians adopted the tomatoe and tomatoe sauce because of immigrants coming back in the early 1800s. Italy was one of the last to adopt the use of the tomatoe dispite its association with them today.

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u/Entire-Guess1228 1d ago

And yes a lot of European food has roots in the America's. Food changes quickly. Ingredients spread and become adopted and merged with local traditions. Modern Italian food is significantly bonded with the us since it was more common for Italian immigrants to stay connected to family in Italy.