Breaking spaghetti, adding ketchup, putting cheese on seafood pasta — Italians don’t get angry because of tradition. They get angry because every single one of these things has a direct scientific reason why it makes the food worse. In Italy these aren’t opinions. They’re just facts.
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So…because it disrespects their food culture? All of that was subjective.
Pasta is chinese. The italians only exist because god punished the romans for killing jesus by turning them into italians.
Because we’re stereotyping Italians and not all Italians are like that
Nah.
It’s shit food
It’s what you eat when you’re poor
10$ of pasta can make 40 meals
じゃあ日本のナポリタンなんか最悪かもね?😅あれ、美味しいけど。😊
Ugh I hate pasta
Because they are snobs.
It's a matter of taste… So the only reason they're triggered is because they're a snob.
Most Italians don't really care as long as you don't serve it to them. You do you.
Also No cheese on seafood pasta? Because pasta is a commoner's food, it's cheap, filling and can be stored long when dried.
So commoners put cheese to make it tastier, because cheese used to be inexpensive.
Seafood pasta is for nobility or the wealthy only, putting cheese on it makes it peasant food.
Why keep tradition that's rooted in discrimination and feudal exploitation alive?
What about pineapple pizza I know it can be weird but it can actually in some cases make the pizza taste better
They dont its for views, they dont get angry they teach you how to do it traditionally if youre willing to learn theyre chill af
Summimg up the reasons (as an italian): we use very poor ingredients in fact, and somehow we get the most incredible flavours out of them, that only means we are the best at using them and anybody just doing something different from the objectively correct way is just ignorant and arrogant
we get mad cause you damn americans treat or food like a lab experiment.