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Cause we're not trying to double our chances of getting robbed

Bro summoned the Ottoman Empire into the comment section by saying dolmades

🙄 far more than a dollar a portion

Its fucking dolma tff

Mussolini thought pasta was so foreign that he issued a rice ration to try and stop people eating it 😂.

EEEEEE.... wrong aswer.

This is patently false, Pasta is a common invention all over thew world and existed all over europe long before it became a core aspect of italian culture. Like the original version of lasagna, the one you eat with a stick was a common mideavel dish al trhoughout europe.

Pasta is from Italy both of these men are stupid lmao

Thank god I’m not the only person that thinks muckbangs are physically and conceptually disgusting

Fucking love this guy 💯

Btw, this is an urban legend that started from a Canadian commercial. Marco Polo wrote in his famouse diary/chronicles "In China they have pasta just like in Italy!"

Lmao at the dude saying the dog disagrees on homelessness 😂😂😂

Oooooorrrrrrrrrr 1 half peanutbuttee and the other half jelly half the work for a sandwich so you can eat more quicker. Also less work and less chance of cross contamination

Lol some ppl might believe it's some old law that finally got taken down haha 😂

where does pizza come from? your moma kitchen, thats right

Montasio, Asiago, Taleggio. Roquefort, Brie, Grana Padano.

Completly false. When Marco Polo discovered noodles in China he said "wow, this remind me of pasta". In fact is well known that pasta was consumed by Etruscans.

It was long believed that the explorer Marco Polo brought noodles from China to Europe in the 13th century. However, noodles already existed in antiquity, particularly in Greece and Italy. Researchers discovered depictions of noodle-making tools in 4th-century Italian tombs. Among other things, a noodle board, dough tongs, and a rolling pin can be identified. Pasta existed in Italy long before Marco Polo. So where does the Chinese legend come from? It goes back to a story published in 1929 in The Macaroni Journal, which was published by the Association of US Pasta Manufacturers. According to the story, one of Marco Polo's sailors met a Chinese woman during a shore excursion and she brought her dried noodles on board the ship. Cooked with fresh water, the crew found the noodles rather bland, but when the sailor prepared them with seawater, the sailors are said to have been delighted. And so Marco Polo introduced the new dish to his homeland. But the sailor's name alone was enough to set off the lie detector: He is said to have called himself "Spaghetti". In reality, the word means "little threads" and describes the appearance of these thread-like noodles. Marco Polo himself mentions the Chinese noodles in his travelogue - but he also writes that they reminded him of the lasagne from his home country.

Without even being familiar with that sauce, I just guessed Gruyère because that felt right.

Also none of that is true

Fun fact most of the chesse is bought by Djokovic

Did the dumb one from pawn stars get fired and reprogrammed as a chef

Who picks vegetables in America? I love you ❤🥒

Awww..I wish he would've put the sign down and left...

Nice guy

Is super rare steak healthy

It wasn’t Johnson that pardoned Nixon (it would have been impossible for him to do this since Johnson was dead 3 years before watergate ever happened) it was Nixons Vice President Gerald Ford that pardoned him

You lost liberals.

Mama is the best. Thai.

Bruh just spent weeks worth of food on the ingredients

Lmaoooo you tried to get this dude to give Eric Adams 5 big booms 😂😂😂 silliness is def the best way to handle politics

He gotta do that but preach the Gospel 🙏🏼 People need Jesus ❤️

I hate myself for saying this but kraft American cheese slices are by far the best for grilled cheese

One of the few questions that this guy gets asked that i knew the answer to!

Peanut butter on both sides then jelly in the middle 👌

You takes are gettign worse bro

😂

Dude sounds like he's either had a few shots or has CTE 😂

This is not correct Pasta boasts a complex, multifaceted history spanning millennia and continents. Though strongly associated with Italy, early precursors emerged across multiple cultures. ### **Ancient Origins** - **China**: Noodle-like dishes made from millet or rice existed during the Shang Dynasty (1700-1100 BCE), with archaeological evidence confirming pasta consumption over 4,000 years ago. - **Greece and Rome**: Greeks prepared *laganon*-thin dough sheets seen as precursors to lasagna. The Roman poet Horace referenced *laganum*, a baked flatbread dish, in the 1st century BCE. - **Etruscans**: Pasta-like baked goods appeared in what is now Italy around 400 BCE, depicted in Etruscan tomb carvings. ### **Evolution in Italy** - **Arab Influence**: In the 9th century, Arab traders introduced *itriyya* (dried dough strands) to Sicily. By 1154, geographer Al-Idrisi documented pasta production in Palermo. - **Medieval Era**: Pasta spread across Italy by the 13th century, thriving in Naples due to its ideal climate for drying hard wheat. The term *macaroni* first appeared in 1279. ### **Modern Global Spread** - **Industrialization**: 19th-century innovations like mechanical presses enabled mass production, with the first pasta factory opening in Brooklyn in 1848. - **Globalization**: Italian immigrants popularized pasta worldwide, spawning regional adaptations-from American spaghetti to Southern Italy’s *orecchiette*. ### **Myths vs. Reality** - **Marco Polo**: The legend crediting him with introducing pasta from China is debunked-Italian sources mention pasta before his 1292 return. - **Diversity**: Over 350 pasta shapes exist today, from *penne* to *farfalle*, often paired with local ingredients like Ligurian anchovies or Piedmontese truffles. In essence, pasta is not the invention of a single culture but the result of global exchange. Italy, however, refined its iconic forms and cooking techniques from the Middle Ages onward, cementing its status as a national culinary symbol.

Revolutionary take, thank you for your contribution good sir.

Daldongnae, I think means leg area.

Eye

Just learn how to make rice+chicken+veggies in a way that you like. You'll be eating like a king on the cheap.

Nice to see stavvy doing ok after leaving cumtown

Where do tomatoes come from?

Nah Pasta was invented in Italy about 1300 years before Marco Polo, he brought noodles to italy not pasta and from there Italians invented spaghetti.

He is wrong. POACHING is 3.5, without shell. Soft BOILED you need about 6 minutes.

That's actually not true in marco polos writing when he goes to china they eat noodles and hes like "oh hell yeah dude this is just like lasagna back home"

word

Where's chaso