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How Do You Eat Spaghetti?

How Do You Eat Spaghetti?


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If I'm at home, I'll cut it up so I can shovel it in quicker. :D

I tend not to order it in restaurants as I'd be bound to spill sauce all down me. :o
 
poster342002 said:
The probable reason why there doesn't seem to be any totally 'correct' method to eating spaghetti is (I think ...) that it's originally a derivative of chinese noodles (brought back to Italy by Marco Polo) - which is eaten with chopsticks from a bowl!
According the Stephen Fry on QI, that's a myth. He says there was evidence of pasta in the Italian peninsula long before Marco Polo, and pasta isn't much like Chinese noodles anyway.
 
danny la rouge said:
According the Stephen Fry on QI, that's a myth. He says there was evidence of pasta in the Italian peninsula long before Marco Polo, and pasta isn't much like Chinese noodles anyway.
Don't know about the QI stuff, but pasta wouldn't be totally like Chinese noodles even if it is a derivative of them because, as I say, it'd be a derivative of the original concept/recipe rather than a direct copy.

But who knows? Lost in the mists of time, I guess ...
 
I just slice it up lengthways along the plate and then slice it up sideways so its all cut into nice short strands, then just eat with knife and fork like a regular plate of food.

I don't get all this twisty spoon malarkey. Too much faffing.
 
May Kasahara said:
Bloody sophisticates ^^^
*shrugs*

What can I say? I live in the bright lights big city town of Sane Tellins, it's how we eat round here. Okay, it's not, it's how I eat round here, the rest use their fingers and old socks
 
I serve mine in a gravy jug, so I can just tip it straight into my mouth.

Less washing up that way too.
 
Not spaghetti, but I eat a lot of noodles and I use chopsticks (I eat most things with chopsticks these days).

Usually I wind it up tight, but sometimes I do it the approved, slurpy way.
 
people who use a spoon are wrong. I had an argument about this at the weekend with my mum for teaching me the wrong way my entire childhood. (she was trying to get lil fraction to use a spoon as well :eek:)
 
I cut it up with a knife and fork. It's getting a bit embarrassing now that I still haven't learned how it twirl it, but it would be even more embarrassing to attempt it and splatter myself and my dinner companions with sauce! I'll have to do some practising in private.
 
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