Current Events > Do Italians from Italy like spaghetti with meat sauce when they try it

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someone please give us insight
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yes
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italians invented meat sauce so yeah i suspect they do

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolognese_sauce
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us?

Do Koreans from Korea like kimchi when they try it?
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bolognese usually goes with rigatoni but it can go with other things too
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Giant_Aspirin posted...

Do Koreans from Korea like kimchi when they try it?

Spaghetti with meat sauce is an American concoction

Nice try, though.
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as an aside i hate when people call pasta sauce "red" or "white" sauce

like bruh
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Bok_Choi posted...

Giant_Aspirin posted...

Do Koreans from Korea like kimchi when they try it?

Spaghetti with meat sauce is an American concoction

Nice try, though.

The earliest documented recipe for a meat-based sauce (ragù) served with pasta comes from late 18th century Imola, near Bologna.
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ASithLord7 posted...

The earliest documented recipe for a meat-based sauce (ragù) served with pasta comes from late 18th century Imola, near Bologna.

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ASithLord7 posted...

Bok_Choi posted...

Giant_Aspirin posted...

Do Koreans from Korea like kimchi when they try it?

Spaghetti with meat sauce is an American concoction

Nice try, though.

The earliest documented recipe for a meat-based sauce (ragù) served with pasta comes from late 18th century Imola, near Bologna.

rekt
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Do Italians from Italy eat gabagool?
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ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy moot za dell
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ragu with pasta doesn't mean spaghetti with meat sauce

pasta could mean anything

and spaghetti w/ bolognese or ragu isn't an actual italian dish - you toss spaghetti with oils cheese and herb in italy

oh i see you saw the entry for BOLOGNESE SAUCE not the spaghetti with meat sauce wikipedia page okay
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spoilers: pizza in italy sux
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And, nothing says Italian food like a big bowl of spaghetti and meatballs—unless you are Italian. If you go to Italy, you will not find a dish called spaghetti and meatballs. And if you do, it is probably to satisfy the palate of the American tourist.Jun 6, 2013

Is Spaghetti and Meatballs Italian? | Arts & Culture | Smithsonian
www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/is-spaghetti-and-meatballs-italian-94819690/
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So you were fucking saying
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Are real Italians as annoying as Eyetalian Americans
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kuwab0 posted...

Are real Italians as annoying as Eyetalian Americans

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SXTIuYzVfQ
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kuwab0 posted...

Are real Italians as annoying as Eyetalian Americans

ayyy looka dis STUNAD
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Bok_Choi posted...

And, nothing says Italian food like a big bowl of spaghetti and meatballs—unless you are Italian. If you go to Italy, you will not find a dish called spaghetti and meatballs. And if you do, it is probably to satisfy the palate of the American tourist.Jun 6, 2013

Is Spaghetti and Meatballs Italian? | Arts & Culture | Smithsonian
www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/is-spaghetti-and-meatballs-italian-94819690/

The topic was about meat sauce, not spaghetti and meatballs
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The Swedes invented meatballs anyway.
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ASithLord7 posted...

The topic was about meat sauce, not spaghetti and meatballs

http://www.foodnetwork.com/videos/spaghetti-and-meat-sauce-history-0136202

http://www.history.com/news/hungry-history/spaghetti-and-its-sauces

Although we think of spaghetti with tomato sauce as the quintessential Italian dish, tomatoes didn’t become part of the Italian diet until the 1800s. And the first recipe for pasta with tomato sauce actually appeared in a French cookbook from 1797. So the tomato-based pasta sauces we tend to think of as typically Italian – bolognese, pomodoro, puttanesca – are actually more recent developments.

https://www.thelocal.it/20160914/the-truth-about-spaghetti-bolognese-ragu-pasta
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kuwab0 posted...

Are real Italians as annoying as Eyetalian Americans

aaaayyy come ovah 'ere
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Please get out of my topics
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ASithLord7 posted...

The topic was about meat sauce, not spaghetti and meatballs

Bok_Choi posted...

So you were fucking saying

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My great grandparents are from Italy and my grandma has literally never made spaghetti when I went over. And now that I think about it, I have no clue if she uses meat in her sauce for spaghetti.

It's usually mostaccioli and meatballs. No meat in the sauce with that since you're getting meatballs.

this topic has high entertainment value
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guys, he's being super pedantic because, technically, the Italian way is to serve meat sauce over a type of pasta that isn't "spaghetti"
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Cthulhu_Fhtagn posted...

ASithLord7 posted...

The topic was about meat sauce, not spaghetti and meatballs

Bok_Choi posted...

So you were fucking saying

People like you really need to learn a thing or two
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Giant_Aspirin posted...

guys, he's being super pedantic because, technically, the Italian way is to serve meat sauce over a type of pasta that isn't "spaghetti"

Wow way to try and reduce from Italian culture by implying that all pasta is the same and that different pasta types don't have different uses depending on the dish

lmfao

im not even pointing out how dumb you look by not knowing different pasta has different uses
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Cthulhu_Fhtagn posted...

ASithLord7 posted...

Bok_Choi posted...

Giant_Aspirin posted...

Do Koreans from Korea like kimchi when they try it?

Spaghetti with meat sauce is an American concoction

Nice try, though.

The earliest documented recipe for a meat-based sauce (ragù) served with pasta comes from late 18th century Imola, near Bologna.

rekt

BOK FAIL
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My parents seem to enjoy it, so yes.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lqgbSROjuM
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Bok_Choi posted...

im not even pointing out how dumb you look by not knowing different pasta has different uses

but you are pointing it out by saying this

lmfao

everyone knows you just created this topic to engage in petty, pedantic arguments. you win?
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No I actually wanted to know if any real Italians that CEmen know enjoy spag and meat balls/meat sauce

Then I had to lay down some facts
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kuwab0 posted...

Are real Italians as annoying as Eyetalian Americans

they're NOTHING alike.

Many real italians (not all) look more... italian. You know, dark hair, dair eyes, olive complexion. A MAGA-type would scream "a mexican!!" at first.

They're very happy, warm people and they love to party. They may be a bit loud too. Their behavior is more akin to a Spainiard or upper class latin american than the typical behavior of "italians" in the states as well.

E32005 posted...

BOK FAIL

He should have just named the topic that
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Bok_Choi posted...

ASithLord7 posted...

The topic was about meat sauce, not spaghetti and meatballs

http://www.foodnetwork.com/videos/spaghetti-and-meat-sauce-history-0136202

http://www.history.com/news/hungry-history/spaghetti-and-its-sauces

Although we think of spaghetti with tomato sauce as the quintessential Italian dish, tomatoes didn’t become part of the Italian diet until the 1800s. And the first recipe for pasta with tomato sauce actually appeared in a French cookbook from 1797. So the tomato-based pasta sauces we tend to think of as typically Italian – bolognese, pomodoro, puttanesca – are actually more recent developments.

https://www.thelocal.it/20160914/the-truth-about-spaghetti-bolognese-ragu-pasta

Recent development in Italy yes. Recent development =/= not Italian.
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XmasPikachu posted...

kuwab0 posted...

Are real Italians as annoying as Eyetalian Americans

they're NOTHING alike.

Many real italians (not all) look more... italian. You know, dark hair, dair eyes, olive complexion. A MAGA-type would scream "a mexican!!" at first.

They're very happy, warm people and they love to party. They may be a bit loud too. Their behavior is more akin to a Spainiard or upper class latin american than the typical behavior of "italians" in the states as well.

It depends if you are North or South actually. The southern Italians are more friendly and have better food. Northern Italy is more like other European countries. Central Italy is a cesspool of Vatican tourists and you should never go there.
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XmasPikachu posted...

Many real italians (not all) look more... italian. You know, dark hair, dair eyes, olive complexion

This is a stupid post. Italians range from white as fuck to pretty dark, just as Italian-Americans do.
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ASithLord7 posted...

Recent development in Italy yes. Recent development =/= not Italian.

Do you notice how none of the people who actually seem to know things about Italy aren't agreeing with you
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Bok_Choi posted...

ASithLord7 posted...

Recent development in Italy yes. Recent development =/= not Italian.

Do you notice how none of the people who actually seem to know things about Italy aren't agreeing with you

Do you notice how between the two of us only one of us is Italian and it isn't you
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ChromaticAngel posted...

XmasPikachu posted...

kuwab0 posted...

Are real Italians as annoying as Eyetalian Americans

they're NOTHING alike.

Many real italians (not all) look more... italian. You know, dark hair, dair eyes, olive complexion. A MAGA-type would scream "a mexican!!" at first.

They're very happy, warm people and they love to party. They may be a bit loud too. Their behavior is more akin to a Spainiard or upper class latin american than the typical behavior of "italians" in the states as well.

It depends if you are North or South actually. The southern Italians are more friendly and have better food. Northern Italy is more like other European countries. Central Italy is a cesspool of Vatican tourists and you should never go there.

Yeah, the north italians are much more Swiss-like, in my own personal experience. And they also don't like the South Italians very often.

I'd say Portugal, Spain, certain parts of France and the south of Italy are much more alike to each other than to the rest of Europe, while North France, North Italy, Austria/Switzerland/Germany and Belgium are closer to each other.

ASithLord7 posted...

Do you notice how between the two of us only one of us is Italian and it isn't you

lmao but you're trying to argue that spag with bolognese is italian

lmfaooo
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Also not to mention, he compared it to kimchi being made by koreans... which it's not the same thing at all
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Bok_Choi posted...

ASithLord7 posted...

Do you notice how between the two of us only one of us is Italian and it isn't you

lmao but you're trying to argue that spag with bolognese is italian

lmfaooo

Rebel must be one of those "italian-americans" that have never set a foot in italy or speak the language, but hey, his grand-grand-grand father was 1/4th italian, so Forza Ragu!!!!

Bok_Choi posted...

Also not to mention, he compared it to kimchi being made by koreans... which it's not the same thing at all

I did? Can you read?

XmasPikachu posted...

Rebel must be one of those "italian-americans" that have never set a foot in italy or speak the language, but hey, his grand-grand-grand father was 1/4th italian, so Forza Ragu!!!!

Sorry ROD, but my grandfather was Sicilian.

Bok_Choi posted...

lmao but you're trying to argue that spag with bolognese is italian

No, I'm arguing that bolognese sauce is Italian, as the third poster ITT pointed out.
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Bok attempting to dig the world's deepest hole ITT
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everyone's motivating me to buy a thing of meatballs, some penne noodles. and a jar of spicy sausage prego.

makes for a few good meals.
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