Nutella is usually eaten on bread, which is made from wheat.
Pasta is made from wheat.
What is the issue here?
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According to the cube rule of food, pasta is a type of nachos. I have no idea how this is helpful though.
My own 2 cents is that something like string theory is at play here... the dimensionality of the sandwich is all wrapped up in what appears to be a 1-dimensional carbohydrate noodle, but if you could zoom in with a crazy powerful electronic microscope, theoretically the pasta might actually look like a stupendously long sub sandwich.
It's all a matter of perspective.
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My personal rule is "carbohydrate bases are mostly interchangeable".
If a topping works on bread/toast, it also works on a pizza base, Yorkshire pudding, noodles, chips (fries), rice, pasta, pancake etc
For example - tomato sauce, mozzarella, basil and pepperoni works on a pizza. I can confirm it is still delicious on toast, pasta, rice, Yorkshire Pudding, chips.
Controversially, this means sweet pancake toppings should also work on pizza bases or noodles.
Therefore this would mean that Nutella on pasta is probably pretty nice.
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Controversially, this means sweet pancake toppings should also work on pizza bases or noodles.
Pizza/pasta with chocolate sauce, apples, bacon, and fresh bananas (replacing fresh basil)?
The toppings should still follow normal food rules, so maybe not so much the bacon, unless sweet bacon is a thing that exists? But otherwise, yeah - no reason why not :)
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Describing my heritage is not answering the question.
So, I'll ask again:
What is the issue here?
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It needs meatballs.
Ferrero-rocher?
Now you're thinking!
C'mere, I'm gonna give you a bowl of fresh picked wheat mixed in with Nutella
You kid, but I'd you boil it like pasta, it makes a good side dish.
Boiled grains with sweetening added is pretty much just rice pudding. No reason why this shouldn't work with wheat
I wonder if algorithms are spying on me here because I just ate a jar of Nutella today.
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I didn't even see the pasta. I think I'd prefer the plate of Nutella.
Exactly. I don't see a problem either. Heck I'd probably do a peanut butter pasta with strawberry jam topping.
Agreed. TBH this would probably taste pretty good as long as you don’t salt the pasta when cooking it.
Dessert spaghetti :)
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That’s got to be against the Geneva Convention.
Idk, man. With the right pasta, like one laced with marzipan; I feel like I might be able to connect with some. Maybe soba
According to the cube rule of food, pasta is a type of nachos. I have no idea how this is helpful though.
My own 2 cents is that something like string theory is at play here... the dimensionality of the sandwich is all wrapped up in what appears to be a 1-dimensional carbohydrate noodle, but if you could zoom in with a crazy powerful electronic microscope, theoretically the pasta might actually look like a stupendously long sub sandwich.
It's all a matter of perspective.
Edit: shit, I meant to reply to Pons_Aelius... oh well.
shit, I meant to reply to Pons_Aelius...
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Nutelle
And I eat it all and mentally masturbate over what is the most just and righteous course of action by producing body doubles and multiple personalities to experience a simulation of the current circumstances or events occurring
That's it I'm converting
This is a popular theist argument. “What is to stop people from eating pasta with chocolate spread if God does not exist and Bible/Qur'an/my Facebook feed/Torah is wrong?”
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Gotta grate some icecream on top
Dippin Dots ?
You were so preoccupied with whether or not you could, that you didn't stop to think if you should.
Ok hear me out, that'd actually go hard on pancake spaghetti tho
Jesus, can you put an NSFW tag on this one?
Nutella Spaghetti For Win
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I mean, if I consent to eating that what's the problem?
I was sure that Buddy had done this, in "Elf", but I looked it up and that had been maple syrup. This looks even better.
okay but if the mere thought of eating that makes me want to vomit, and actually eating it WOULD make me vomit, why would anyone do that to themselves? Morality has nothing to do with texture and taste.
No
Ordinary Sausage is out there going way further with pasta and steak.
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