My unpopular opinion is that spaghetti is the worst pasta shape. It’s inefficient and unruly.
I’ve now officially disappointed my ancestors.
My unpopular opinion is that spaghetti is the worst pasta shape. It’s inefficient and unruly.
I’ve now officially disappointed my ancestors.
😄😄 I agree. I can’t do the spoon and fork twirling and eating thing properly, so I use a knife and fork. Sacrilege, I know. I started breaking spaghetti in half so that it fitted in the small pan easier for boiling. My girlfriend was not happy that she couldn’t twirl short lengths of spaghetti though.
My unpopular opinion is that spaghetti is the worst pasta shape. It’s inefficient and unruly.
I’ve now officially disappointed my ancestors.
Ok i think u are now HUNTEEDDDD by @Chantal-, @Simone724, @Pennarossa2024 and @Jabmax and other Italian people!!!!!!!
My mom wanted to make Italian spagetthi one time but she wanted to make it better so we did a lot of sauces and vegetables from Oriental supermarket in it too!!! So it was actually more CHINESE spagetthi but they look a lot like noodles!!! 😇😇
😄😄 I agree. I can’t do the spoon and fork twirling and eating thing properly, so I use a knife and fork. Sacrilege, I know. I started breaking spaghetti in half so that it fitted in the small pan easier for boiling. My girlfriend was not happy that she couldn’t twirl short lengths of spaghetti though.
We dont cut them but the time we made Chinese spagetthis we just used chopsticks bc is a LOTTTT easier.
(SORRYYYY @Etienne maybe now ALL people from Italy run away from PPG bc they are angry!!! 😛 😛)
😄😄 I agree. I can’t do the spoon and fork twirling and eating thing properly, so I use a knife and fork. Sacrilege, I know. I started breaking spaghetti in half so that it fitted in the small pan easier for boiling. My girlfriend was not happy that she couldn’t twirl short lengths of spaghetti though.
Most of my ancestry is German, but one of my Grandmothers was 100% Italian. If she saw me using the spoon/fork method she would rant about it being only a “training method”.
She had exactly three wooden spoons hanging on the kitchen wall. Each bigger than the last. The smallest one (about the length of my elbow to my wrist) was used for cooking. The other two were meant to discipline me. Which one she used depended on the severity of my transgressions. Breaking the pasta in half would have warranted the big spoon 😂