Pasta 101: lesson 4, macaroni special! 🇮🇹 🍝

[Paneer.and.parmigiano]

What’s the Difference? 🍝

Many people think maccheroni and macaroni are the same, but there’s a deeper distinction.

In Italian, maccheroni refers to a family of pasta shapes, typically tubular, but this can vary depending on the region. Traditionally, maccheroni is made with a specific type of dough—often semolina and water, particularly in southern Italy—though some regions use egg and flour-based dough.

While in the US, macaroni often refers to small, curved tubes (think mac and cheese).

[NKHYS-cl]

Dude is gonna leave the planet when it's her turn to teach him about Indian food with a million different spices and herbs😂

[Shreya]

I loved AMERICANIZED WORDS 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂We Indians are truly sometimes more Americans than Americans themselves

[marco_]

Hi im italian, congrats for the video! I just wanted to ask if last ones were "Strozzapreti" instead of Maccheroni, since the image reminds me of those. Greetings :D

[ilsiglucio]

Ce momo e sicuramente un bel video!!! Ricordo che gli eschimesi hanno 16 modi per definire quella che chiamiamo neve! 😂❤😂❤😂❤
Non so e come il curry per noi e curry sempre uguale, ma penso siano differenti tipi! ❤😂❤😂

[peterparker]

Just remember "Akhari pasta"

[umarpaillaleo]

Once she learns about pasta secca, al forno and pasta fresca she will understand more

[MuskanChopra-yz]

Russian carry Minati he exactly looks same

[gorirobert]

Ahh.... please point out that pasta is a MAIN course, not a side dish...