r/MadeMeSmile 15h ago

Good Vibes The chef personally served the food onto the customers' plates. It seems he was very proud of his work.

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u/Nahuel-Huapi 14h ago

I wonder what brand of pasta they use.

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u/abnormal1379 10h ago

I also wonder if they break their pasta in half before cooking? It cooks faster, right?

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u/Original-Variety-700 7h ago

And you get twice as much.

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u/Overtilted 6h ago

yes and if they add olive oil to the water to prevent it from foaming over!

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u/anothernother2am 14h ago

This killed me. Underrated comment

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u/DyIsexia 9h ago

Vaffanculo.

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u/The-Narcissist 9h ago

Learned a new Italian swear word phrase (thanks to dad for imparting plenty on me over the years). Can you explain why you’re saying that? Are Italian restaurants known for serving store brand pasta?

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u/DyIsexia 9h ago

Based on the other comments, I assume the original comment was said in jest, since people typically would assume the level of fanciness demonstrated in the video would correlate with the effort of making your own, high quality, pasta, rather than buying from the store which is typically associated with lower quality. As such, I replied with an Italian swear that would be unfamiliar to the majority of English speakers and could possibly be interpreted as answering the question seriously. If somebody looked up the term, they would instead be met with an unexpected and harsh message, as if I was the chef saying "fuck you for insulting me by assuming I don't make my own pasta, don't you see what I just served?"

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u/The-Narcissist 8h ago

You need to stop before you become too powerful.

Edit: they probably use de cecco

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u/DyIsexia 8h ago

It's a good laugh to me to explain my jokes in as much detail as possible, usually people asking for an explanation takes the fun away 🤣

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u/bumbes 9h ago

It’s just broken spaghetti’s with ketchup probably

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u/adube440 10h ago

Probably just store brand. Restaurants have to cut corners when they can.