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Topic	Can it be considered a Sloppy Joe without the bun?
HeroDelTiempo17 10/17/19 5:41:31 PM #122:	Lopen posted... Like to continue on the tangent of the spaghetti I would consider the default for spaghetti to use the tomato based sauce. But if someone gives me some fried up spaghetti with olive oil and parmesan, no sauce, it's still spaghetti. That's different though. Spaghetti is clearly the name of the noodle. Hell, tomatoes aren't even native to Europe so spaghetti the pasta predates the "default" we think of. "Sloppy joe" is the name of a sandwich like "Reuben" or "po boy." If I ask you for a po boy and you give me a bunch of shrimp in a bowl I'll look at you like you're an insane person. --- DPOblivion was far more determined than me. <cite>HeroDelTiempo17 posted [p:928897935] in Can it be ... [t:78090486]...</cite> <quote>Lopen posted... </cite> <quote>Like to continue on the tangent of the spaghetti I would consider the default for spaghetti to use the tomato based sauce. But if someone gives me some fried up spaghetti with olive oil and parmesan, no sauce, it's still spaghetti.</quote> That's different though. Spaghetti is clearly the name of the noodle. Hell, tomatoes aren't even native to Europe so spaghetti the pasta predates the "default" we think of. "Sloppy joe" is the name of a sandwich like "Reuben" or "po boy." If I ask you for a po boy and you give me a bunch of shrimp in a bowl I'll look at you like you're an insane person. --- DPOblivion was far more determined than me.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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