No. This is just pure bullshit. It developed over hundreds if not thousands of years, all over today's Italy. Charcoal workers in the roman empire most likely started using easily accessible ingredients, like cured meat, eggs and cheese. When some of these recipes were "invented" there wasn't even a hint of United States of America so stop trying to serve this narrative, that the USA invented one of the most well known italian dish.
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No. This is just pure bullshit. It developed over hundreds if not thousands of years, all over today's Italy. Charcoal workers in the roman empire most likely started using easily accessible ingredients, like cured meat, eggs and cheese. When some of these recipes were "invented" there wasn't even a hint of United States of America so stop trying to serve this narrative, that the USA invented one of the most well known italian dish.
😂😂😂 americans shut up and bring respect to Italy 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹💪💪 we discovered you and give you also your name America 😂😂