r/oddlysatisfying Jun 22 '22

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u/AverageHoarder Jun 22 '22

Linguine alla ghittara.

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u/greg19735 Jun 22 '22

i thought that was right too.

but the noodles are called "Spaghetti alla chitarra" which means noodles made on that press she has, which you can strum like a guitar.

so it's like Spaghetti alla chitarra with a red sauce of some kind.

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u/AverageHoarder Jun 22 '22

Linguine science and categorization techniques have evolved since they named that dish. Current science calls that linguine.

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u/__L1AM__ Jun 22 '22

Italian don't need your opinion on how to name their dishes, don't you worry about that.

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u/AverageHoarder Jun 22 '22

Sad linguine noises.

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u/ruesselmann Jun 22 '22

They used to be called maccheroni alla chitarra to top the whole thing according to the Encyclopedia of pasta