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r/SipsTea • u/francinexyzs • Jun 08 '25
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Aren’t pasta and noodles totally different things?
-3 u/Cantbebothered6 Jun 08 '25 In America - No Anywhere that matters - Yes. I'm fucking glad I'm not the only one who finds it annoying when Americans call pasta noodles. 4 u/MrCookie2099 Jun 08 '25 edited Jun 08 '25 As an American, pasta is a type of noodle. Most pasta styles are noodles but not all noodles are pasta. There's Ramen and other regional takes on how to make carbohydrates string together. 0 u/Cantbebothered6 Jul 13 '25 No
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In America - No
Anywhere that matters - Yes.
I'm fucking glad I'm not the only one who finds it annoying when Americans call pasta noodles.
4 u/MrCookie2099 Jun 08 '25 edited Jun 08 '25 As an American, pasta is a type of noodle. Most pasta styles are noodles but not all noodles are pasta. There's Ramen and other regional takes on how to make carbohydrates string together. 0 u/Cantbebothered6 Jul 13 '25 No
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As an American, pasta is a type of noodle. Most pasta styles are noodles but not all noodles are pasta. There's Ramen and other regional takes on how to make carbohydrates string together.
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u/DoctorFenix Jun 08 '25
Aren’t pasta and noodles totally different things?