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  1. As a second generation Italian American from Cleveland, its sauce. Even asked my Nonna and mom once, they said sauce

  2. Come on, don't be stunod.
    Tomato sauce is tomato sauce
    Gravy is tomato sauce with sausage, meatballs & pork cooked in the tomato sauce

  3. Fun fact im from somalia a former colony of ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡น we call it SUGO ๐Ÿ˜… the proper name for gravy or sauce

  4. Iโ€™m third generation, I have off the boat friends and one will say sauce no matter whatโ€™s in it and the other will argue meat gravy. Sooo. Guessing theyโ€™re both right. My grandparents from Naples and Sicily say gravy

  5. La salsa รจ quella semplice senza alcun condimento, il sugo puรฒ essere fatto con lโ€™aggiunta di carne tritata o polpette o con verdure
    Comunque dipende molto da regione a regione qui in Italia ๐Ÿ˜Š

  6. Iโ€™m not Italian but thank you sooo much for the reason on ho sauce and gravy are same sir God bless

  7. Sicilian American Born in San Francisco We NEVER! Called It Gravy, Because The Sauce | Ragu Is Cooked With Or Without The Added Meatballs and Or Salsiccia.. Anyway We Had It There's Nothing Like It! Delicious ๐Ÿ˜‹ Love Your Channel…Ciao โค

  8. there's no reason. In the textbooks for every cooking school on the planet there is no distinction between a sauce and a gravy. Something is named sauce or gravy, and it stuck. Tomato sauce that's like a gravy is better than the watery Pomodoro sauce, so many of us use for the nice thicker gravy, as opposed to the fresh Pomodoro sauce. But the real difference comes from the fact that the British say gravy, and the French say sauce, and that's where the fight comes in. The French are high minded and sauce sounds sophisticated compared to the terrible food of the British, who used the term gravy.

  9. Italian-Italian here, I have a question, whether you call it sauce or gravy, are you talking about a condiment for pasta or a dish on its own?

  10. Na bro It's not gravy. I don't give a F.. that's a neighborhood thing, it's sauce, there's nothing Italian about it. All day every day sauce ,

  11. From Greenpoint Brooklyn, then moved to Queens N.Y. we call it gravy. Even my non Italian friends call it gravy. You gave a great explanation ๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡น……

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