Thread #212669341 - /int/

Thread 212669341 - /int/ [Archived: 479 hours ago]

Anonymous

7/12/2025, 1:18:24 AM No.212669341

BootnBoobz

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Is it true that American Italian food is better than actual Italian food?

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Anonymous

7/12/2025, 1:19:09 AM No.212669356

not
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like
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nonna
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makes it!

Anonymous

7/12/2025, 1:19:23 AM No.212669364

pasta nachos (2020_09_19 12_14_12 UTC) (2022_12_27 23_09_12 UTC)

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>>212669341 (OP)
Um yeah

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Anonymous

7/12/2025, 1:20:01 AM No.212669375

I want to RAPE the woman in thag photo :)

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Anonymous

7/12/2025, 1:23:10 AM No.212669447

>>212669375
>woman
anon, I...

Anonymous

7/12/2025, 1:25:43 AM No.212669499

>>212669375
Based

Anonymous

7/12/2025, 1:36:03 AM No.212669704

>>212669341 (OP)
They're pretty much two entirely different cuisines at this point, American Italian food is based on late 19th century peasant food from southern Italy so it's very heavy and decadent while "modern Italian" leans a lot more towards haute cuisine and focuses on more simplistic dishes with an emphasis on fresh ingredients. Italian fine dining in the US has changed to be more in line with modern Italian but they also sort of dissociate from it since they usually market themselves as being "Mediterranean" cuisine (i.e. light and fishy).

Anonymous

7/12/2025, 1:38:15 AM No.212669744

>>212669341 (OP)
>actual Italian food?
Also imported from usa. real (18th century and before) Italian food sucks

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Anonymous

7/12/2025, 2:07:14 AM No.212670331