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    3 months ago

    Germany has Spaghetti ice cream, but that’s at least real ice cream just made to look like spaghetti.

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          It’s a mind fuck to look at.

          The white chocolate bit makes it a no go for me. If the Belgians can’t make a white chocolate that tastes good to me it’s doa.

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            White chocolate is literally the stuff they remove from raw chocolate to make chocolate taste good.

            It’s like eating the husk and cob of an ear of corn.

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    In Poland, they also have sweet pierogi (filled with berries) for dessert. It’s great, especially when you can’t get enough of pierogi, and want to eat a sweet pierogi dessert after your pierogi meal. The ingredients are basically the same: boiled dough and berries. I could see this being tasty.

    This stupid “Nobody: “ meme needs to finally die, though.

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    Like most polish dishes it sounds like it would be disgusting, looks disgusting, and probably tastes surprisingly good

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    Im polish and while I never had this particular dish (strawberry rice was more common) I remember eating pasta in milk quite often in kindergarten and later in school.

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      Soooo is it good? I kinda think its gotta be good least better than pizza with pineapple but I hate pineapple so I am biased

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        Pasta with sweetened milk was very common back then and we called it “milk soup”. Some loved it, some hated it, I personally loved it, imo it was better than cornflakes. 90’s was tough times though and it’s not like we had access to too many things, it’s probably different today. And pasta with fruit sauce doesn’t seem strange to me even today.

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      3 months ago

      I’m choosing to imagine this tasting like funnel cake that’s melted on a hot day

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    3 months ago

    In Switzerland people eat pasta with meatsauce, applesauce and Gruyère cheese. I wish I could forget.

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      Well, yeah. You guys don’t eat sweet pasta at all? Sprinkle sugar on top, melt some butter on it and you get a great, quick to make combo. Same thing basically with everything that has dough and isn’t salty - sweet pierogi, potato dumplings etc.

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        You’ve just woken up a childhood memory of mine. My mum used to make us sweet spaghetti for dinner sometimes, with powdered sugar , cocoa, and a bit of butter. I loved it so much.

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          My bad. In my language we make the distinction btw semolina (coasted powder) and flour (soft and thin powder). What I would called flour-based pasta will have a very different texture from what I would called semolina pasta.

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    Well with food something unusual at first feels weird but once you try it it might actually be good. I’ve had this experience quite a lot. Probably shows how much you’re conditioned to liking certain foods just because you’re used to them and grew up with them. So I’m not gonna judge how this would taste. But the first impression was like “ugh”.

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    It was the best dish in school cafeteria. Not many ways to screw it up. Me and my homies would celebrate every time it went up on the menu.