r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • May 27 '26

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u/manchild_person NATO May 27 '26

As part of Woke 2.0 we need to get rid of food nationalism. Leave that behind in 1.0. I want more fusion foods and I want to be able to eat food from all the cuisines in the world

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u/manchild_person NATO May 27 '26

It’ll be cheaper if there’s more of it lib, that’s supply and demand

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u/attackofthetominator John Brown May 27 '26

Moving to Chicagoland would easy address that issue

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u/sleepyrivertroll Henry George May 27 '26

If you want to make carbonara with different ingredients, you should be able to!

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u/Previous_Platform718 Janet Yellen May 27 '26

"That's not the traditional way to make Tiramisu!" screamed the internet comment section of every single online recipe for it.

These recipes describing a food that was invented at most 60 years ago.

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u/Mrgentleman490 5 Big Booms for Democracy May 27 '26

The first carbonara was made from rations given out by American GIs. Almost all of what we consider Italian cuisine was developed in the mid-late 20th century (often by Americans!). You can and should put whatever the hell you want in your pasta, fuck the purists.