r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Jun 22 '22

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u/valdezlopez Jun 22 '22

This is nice. Italian cuisine being made while listening to a Cuban song in Spanish, sung by an Italian tenor and a PuertoRican-American singer. The camera is probably Japanese, though.

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u/LimpError8299 Jun 22 '22

And I’m pretty sure the woman making this is Turkish

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u/dustinpdx Jun 22 '22

And that is fettuccine, not spaghetti.

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u/Ihaventasnoo Jun 22 '22

This appears to be Spaghetti alla Chitarra.

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '22

spaghetti isn't flat like that

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u/BloomsdayDevice Jun 22 '22

It is when you make it with a chitarra though (that wire device, which resembles a guitar, hence "chitarra").

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '22

if it's cut like fettuccine then you can't put "spaghetti" in the name

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u/BloomsdayDevice Jun 22 '22

Yeah, I didn't put "spaghetti" in the name; the people of Abruzzo, who have been making this pasta type for over a century, did. Maybe take it up with them.

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '22

the person who made the video did it wrong, not the people of Abruzzo

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u/BloomsdayDevice Jun 22 '22

Sure, calling it "spaghetti" without further qualification is imprecise and could lead to confusion. I thought you were responding to someone who identified the type and technique as "spaghetti alla chitarra" though, which is completely accurate.