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fresh pasta, garlic, oregano tomato sauce, olive oil and a sprinkle of parmesan
it's not even close |
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fresh pasta, garlic, oregano tomato sauce, olive oil and a sprinkle of parmesan it's not even close Algerian Pasta With Spicy Shrimp and Tomato Sauce |
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Pasta just doesn't go well with the
bacon cheeseburger. |
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Pasta just doesn't go well with the bacon cheeseburger. Same thing for the fries and tomato sauce and meatballs or the alfredo sauce with parmesan and gruyere |
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i want some poutine right now
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french fries always win.
you can substitute fries for pasta. can't sub pasta for fries. |
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Dam I’m hungry now 🤦♀️
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either or. it really depends on what is on the plate beside them
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^^^ I agree
something like shrimp scampi just doesn't work with french fries and a juicy burger is better with fries |
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tho a good steak can go either way
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Definitely pasta with fresh organic ingredients .. I Italian
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It depends what's on the pasta. I mean, who wants to eat a bowl of plain pasta.
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I’m pasta caring, I like both
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Home made sweet potato chips
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As cold leftovers pasta usually has some type of sauce still hanging around; fries are just fat/oil and salt on grainy potato and need some serious peping up to be nice again, if they ever were nice in the first place.
Re-heated fries are mediocre at best even with good stuff on them, but re-heated pasta can be made awesome with added goodies like fresh herbs, or bacon/salami/peperoni and sweet chili sauce, or lots of parmesan. |
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Here I am exciting
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Chicken Fettucine alfredo
With a side order of garlic fries |
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Pasta.. hands down. there is a 100 pasta dishes.. maybe more.
We even make spaghetti cake. It is a desert with spaghetti and cream cheeses and ricotta cheese Served cold with cinnamon sprinkled on top. Delicious |
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I want to say French fries but I’m already a little fatty, so I’m going to say pasta :-(
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French fries? Bleh. They are called Frieten
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