Italian Food Is Overrated

[@awesomeocelot7475]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE Italian food but $30-$40 for a bowl of pasta is super overpriced….

[@argio7001]

Yes but its not really that true , only luxurious restaurant make you pay that much for a pasta dish , in a normal restaurant its like 15-20 €

[@argio7001]

I was meaning Here in italy

[@secondbest2877]

you can go to Olive Garden and get some for $12.95😂

[@awesomeocelot7475]

Exactly! Fancy restaurants are usually a rip off anyways…

[@brandonjuno]

no one is charging that for marinara. just a lie.

[@radogen7845]

Overrated and overpriced are two different things.

[@borderlands10]

And Italian food is both.

[@benireges]

italian food is both. its not the dishes themselves that are amazing but the quality ingredients and those ingredients are not limited to one nationality.

[@germanballmapping1962]

You could sometimes use both words interchangeably

[@giorgiapatrizi3871]

@@borderlands10maybe for you che non capisci un cazzo😂

[@WishAtElevenEleven]

@@borderlands10hard disagree. Pasta, especially a creamy pesto pasta like the one in the video, is a favorite food for me. If anything, it’s underrated. But yeah that should cost $18 at a restaurant, not $38

[@suso.27]

This is an American problem not an Italian one 😭

[@WhatNow505]

Nah, even for a non american it's still overrated 😭

[@tempest8342]

He says as much lol

[@masterkashi2691]

🧢 pizza slaps​@@WhatNow505

[@Gee-xb7rt]

Is there anything in the US that isn't overpriced? The American experiment has jumped the rails.

[@JustMe-zc5qj]

I live in France and it la still expensive.

[@francescolapietra930]

I’m italian. You are right, our cuisine is very simple, because it comes from ancient traditions, its mostly poor, food that was cooked in the families! You really nail the point. Simple stuff, but the quality of the ingredients and the love are what counts. But dont ever try putting chicking breasts in a pasta al pesto plate or i swear you’re gonna sleep with the fishes

[@Astr0_b0n3z]

My name was Italian 🥳

[@gukkiecrumbs]

I don’t get it what’s wrong with that?

[@davidebriguglio9925]

Bro thinks he can teach lesson about italy then will do chicken pesto

[@addie.cakess]

@@gukkiecrumbs so basically in italy they are very strict about what to put with pasta and pesto, and they think chicken and pesto combo tastes bad

[@_cr1ssy_]

Un commento italiano trovato 🧏

[@jamescooper3739]

Correction to the title: Everything is overpriced in New York

[@leezy7028]

He sounds like a yuppie too

[@OBLIMMONSTER]

I went to New York and in the hotel there was an omelette for 28$ I mean it was probably great but 28$ is kinda crazy!

[@emekaasiegbu3697]

@@leezy7028”studied abroad in Italy” def a rich ass yuppie lol

[@giuseppecosta811]

Agreed

[@lemonjuiceproduction2411]

Lol Italian food here in South Africa is way to expensive as well...I can buy a whole roast chicken with wings and fries on the side and it'll cost just as much as a small bowl of a pasta dish..the only cheap italian food the world has is pizza

[@govols1995]

"I lived in New York City" And there's your problem.

[@Italian_Christian]

I'm italian and live in italy, my grandma could make 15 bowls of pasta with 40 euros...

[@victorchen9170]

It's the same thing anywhere else

[@misscamilleineurope]

​@@Italian_Christian exactly. I live in Italy now and $30-40 for a bowl of pasta as mentioned in the video isn't right. Lol even at restaurants it's just around $12

[@govols1995]

@@Italian_Christian everything is expensive in New York city because it's run by people who don't understand basic economics

[@patoagresivo8993]

@@victorchen9170 In Europe pasta is not that expensive. In Germany, there are lots of italians and there are great restaurants for fair prices, like 20 euros for everything(Drink, main and dessert). I've been in Italy and it's cheap. The problem is the US

[@MatteoAndalo]

As italian I can confirm that make someone pay 30-40 dollars for pasta is like robbing someone

[@vetzri]

Italian food is overpriced in the US, that’s Americans problem Edit: omg this is my most liked comment on KZbin tysm

[@_playa_]

No shit that’s why this guy is talking about it?

[@rainining]

Dang that’s shocking as if this guy who is clearly living in the USA is talking about that and talking to Americans, not directly to Italians! Woahhhhh shockinggggg

[@MexxProtect]

@@_playa_he started with saying that Italian food is overrated, that’s very different. Italian cuisine is the best on earth, it’s all about making dishes that are greater than the sum of its parts.

[@cogitoy7692]

​@@MexxProtectSo like every dish then?

[@vetzri]

@@_playa_ no way.. fr??! I didn’t know 💀 I’m just saying that it’s Americans problem that their food is overpriced

[@DrShinaPusu17]

So, your whole “Italian food is overrated” argument is structured around New York being outrageously overrated as a city

[@Dell-ol6hb]

Overpriced, great city though if you know it well

[@caseycamachoperez7774]

The same argument works in every other city though. Probably because there isn’t an exorbitant amount of Italian restaurants so they can charge a lot

[@Lysandra-8]

Food in italy isn't expensive nor overrated, just saying😅

[@luceantis]

exactly

[@Socky_6]

@@Lysandra-8fr

[@Bob-d7c8n]

As Indian myself it is not easy to make Indian food I have started learning from the best in my family and i realized how much love and effort goes into each meal. Edit: I would like to add that making Indian food is also pricey to import Indian ingredients from India since that is halfway across the globe. It explains the price more than Italian food prices. Edit 2: Indian snacks are also quite good even premade Indian food packets are quite good but will never beat home cooked Indian food with a recipe that has been passed down for generations.

[@stevenisadragon]

Hard disagree, local foods are always very easy

[@SooyoungParkk]

Yes! Especially food that has many spices in it. I learnt it hard way with Indonesian food, might as well learn to cook some Indian food next time tho

[@Bob-d7c8n]

@@stevenisadragon it depends on how much you cook and how often

[@itzAurora_Xoxo]

For sure

[@XoXMintychipXoX]

EXACTLY!

[@PackOfWolves]

Finally, someone said it! Thai, Indian, Chinese, Vietnamese foods all cost so much more to produce in money, time and skill. It blows my mind that here in Australia I can get top quality dosa for $9 but top quality pasta is $50.

[@DeV17106]

exactly as a Indian myself I can confirm

[@Cheffe919]

Really? Must be due to the distance maybe? Nowhere in Europe do you pay "much" for Italian food, but I assume that's because you're in Italy within 2h from any country by plane in Europe for very little money. But its honestly odd to hear people say Italian food is expensive.

[@funky_authorist.official]

I'M SORRY IT'S NINE FUCKING DOLLARS FOR A DOSA IN AUSTRALIA!????????

[@balashibuyeeter2704]

Yeah its like a dollar normally in india and 2 dollars if you're feeling fancy.​@@funky_authorist.official

[@italy_patriot123]

Jealous😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sedatedsith]

Your argument fell apart as soon as you mentioned New York city.

[@King__B.Logical]

When I saw him make pesto it fell apart there

[@mattfowler3760]

You lose all credibility when people see your name and notice you are either a 12 yearold boy or a 25 year old living with mommy still.

[@ade910]

I lived in Italy. Not impressed by the food there. About average for Europe. Also has deteriorated even more as a result of mass tourism from the US.

[@hansmemling2311]

@ade910 Fellow European here, what cuisine do you prefer?

[@ade910]

@@hansmemling2311 Its not just about cuisine - most European countries have great cuisine and those which don't can make up for it with innovation. Evidently things get more interesting the further south you go but all except perhaps the Netherlands and Scandinavia have exciting stuff to discover. But its also just quality of the food and effort put into making good food in the average restaurant. Italian food can get really tiresome when you live there. Especially if you are not massively into carbs - but if I were, I would take Turkey over Italy. I have a feeling that there is a certain smugness to restaurants in Italy - you are in Italy so necessarily my cooking has to be good when objectively its not. But Im going to overcharge you anyways because 300 million Americans think Italian food is God's gift to humanity. I consider the most sophisticated and varied cuisine to be the Chinese, btw. Its a world to itself. And they really understand how to make pasta.

[@romanog.208]

As an Italian who eats homemade Italian food 5 nights a week, your right; restaurants are overrated (but that won’t stop me from going)

[@IceHexified]

404 likes and no replies?Let me fix that (I hope I’m not acting cringe rn) 😭🙏🏻

[@thiruaravazhi-z9e]

458 likes and comment let me me fix it

[@thiruaravazhi-z9e]

​@@IceHexifiednoo ur my role modal

[@mmr1137]

Fr I was in Rome around Pantheon area and honestly I expected much more from Italian food

[@bencri6248]

@@mmr1137You never go eat in Rome near something famous, or in Italy in general, always ask local guides or look on Google places that are well reviewed but a little bit outside the center

[@ckkiss]

I think you're confusing "overrated" with "overpriced"

[@holycrapdude123]

it kinda overlaps. Italian food is great but it's not good enough to be priced at close to 20 dollars a plate in just about every Italian restaurant, yet somehow people still fork up the money to buy it

[@blackhawkswincup2010]

"You keep on using that-a word. I do not think it-a means what you think it means."

[@mirabilis]

Explain the difference.

[@kaladze93]

​@@holycrapdude123This video and many comments are based on the assumptions that the cost of a meal depends on how "complicated" it is to prepare it. What you pay for is fresh and good ingredients. Sushi is literally a slice of raw fish on top of a rice ball, using the same logic it should be the cheapest food...

[@ckkiss]

@@mirabilis In the video it's implied that Indian food should be more expensive because there are way more ingredients involved, which makes economic sense. So Italian food should be cheaper because it's relatively simple. But its simplicity is exactly why people travel from all over the world to Italy just to eat the food, and also why the most popular food in the world is Italian. I've ordered simple contorni in Italy like sauteed spinach which is up there with some of the best food I've ever put in my mouth. And you're left wondering how it can be so different from any spinach you've ever had. In Italy, food is relatively cheap because the ingredients are simple and local, but because of that simplicity they also often make sure it's of extremely high quality. If you're getting Italian food in the USA you're also not really having the same experience as Italy is famous for not exporting their top products (like their best olive oils, wines, meats and cheeses) because food and restaurants are so crucial to their tourism industry (again because some people go there just to eat). So while I agree Italian cooking isn't always that complicated or requiring that many ingredients and is therefore often overpriced (mostly outside of Italy), I think it's a stretch to say the quality of Italian cuisine is overrated, especially if you're there and having the real experience.

[@NJDFAN76]

Calls Italian food overrated and then makes pesto the wrong way. NEVER use a food processor and cashew nuts in pesto? When you studied abroad was it at an Olive Garden?

[@chicken]

Italian food in the US is often Americanized and overpriced, but true Italian cuisine is a whole different experience. Don't judge Italian food based on what you see outside of Italy, come try it here for the real deal.

[@tweakypoppy]

He did have it in Italy.

[@marcellomonterosso4379]

​@@tweakypoppy but he says that in Italy he only learned to make pasta. Italian food is way more than pasta and pizza. The problem is Americans have a very low knowledge about Italian food

[@tweakypoppy]

@@marcellomonterosso4379 That's not all that he ate. All he's saying is that the ingredients tend to be fewer, and the preparation simpler, compared to some other cuisines, for which Americans expect to pay less.

[@laurajanco2i]

@@tweakypoppy First, good food isn't necessarily about complicated preparations. Second Italian food has some very complicated dishes, just that usually it's more about the preparations of the ingredients themselves, than the actual dish. Third, that guy only talked about pasta in America and its price which is absolutely out of place when talking about Italian pasta in restaurants, which in my experience is max 10 euros. He said he studied in Italy, but doesn't know that the cost of dishes is based on the quality of the ingredients used and not only on the process of cooking...I wonder what he learned. Italians do the most with the least amount of ingredients, it's all about skill and quality. Above all, the guy put burnt chicken on top of pasta and minced the pesto in an electric chopper, you'll never see that in Italy. It's like he's doing this on purpose to spite Italians, plus comparing Indian food with Italian food, is like comparing Mexican with Japanese, they don't have anything to do with each other.

[@tweakypoppy]

@@laurajanco2i He's a professional cook, I think he does.

[@StarOnTheWater]

In the US people will compliment a home-cooked meal with "This tastes like in a restaurant". In Italy people will compliment a restaurant meal with "This tastes home-cooked".

[@butterbeanqueen8148]

That wouldn’t fly in the south. Now if you said “this tastes like my ma-ma made it” that’s a high compliment. Followed by “is there more?” Even better.

[@jaytee4374]

Don't be surprised when the Italians knock on your door Ty

[@Chef__Tyler]

Great, now the Italian Purists of America (IPOA) are going to be after me

[@iloveyoufujisaki]

I think you've started something

[@samanyugudapati3723]

The Indians will be ready. U got the SAPOA on ur side Tyler,(South Asian Purists Of America).

[@upsidedowncar]

u mean the INDPOA​@@samanyugudapati3723

[@pepperminthotchocolate]

⁠​⁠@@Chef__Tylerhacpoa and ipoa now

[@vivek4634]

Can confirm. As an Indian living abroad, i make Italian food most of the time because its easy. (Tasty as well). Whereas, cooking the food from my own place takes hours of preparation and require many ingredients. I save it for special occasions.

[@Cheffe919]

You talk like pasta is all Italy has to over, I'm pretty sure the most common dish/ingredients from your home country aren't "complicated" either. You can find simple and complex meals in every cuisine.

[@ricklary5770]

@@Cheffe919still more complex

[@kiboma4209]

@@Cheffe919most Asian food is complex or takes a long time to make. Obviously Italy doesn’t just have pasta video installing out how Americans only think about either pasta or pizza when they think of Italian food

[@italy_patriot123]

Jelaous😂😂

[@gnamorfra]

Maybe you do not know more complex and time requiring Italian recipes, considering that it's not your own culture? There are plenty of Italian recipes that require hours of preparation, ingredients that you can get just in certain areas, preparations that require being skilled cooks, and so on.

[@NintendodogsDream]

It’s $30-$40 because it was in New York City 💀

[@JustAChillGamer-kw1rq]

If you want hand made pasta in the US 25-40 is sadly the norm

[@VitalArtifical]

I live in California home of overpriced everything and it only costs like 12 bucks

[@nathanpuno2569]

@@JustAChillGamer-kw1rqnah In the south west and pay like 18-20 bucks it’s cuz it’s new York

[@Alex-pq9rm]

​@@JustAChillGamer-kw1rq no it isnt LMAO

[@JustAChillGamer-kw1rq]

@@VitalArtifical to everyone that can find HAND MADE PASTA for under 20$ I am happy for you, but have some doubt if it is truly hand made

[@hellosangii]

as an indian, im so glad you recognized how hard it is so make even one item from our cusine😭😭

[@stacyfit32]

The reason Indian food is cheap is because it tastes bad 😂

[@Enkabard]

my impression of Indian food: look here butter chicken look here is butter chicken, without chicken look at the butter chicken... but its soup and this dish that is not butter chicken, look at it, its exactly same consistency and flavor like butter chicken. If there was food that was not butter chicken, its not indian.

[@notkish]

@@Enkabard you've been eating at shit places all the time

[@crypticaledits]

@@Enkabardas someone who isn’t Indian and doesn’t have Indian heritage, even in offended by this because this is the most inaccurate thing I have seen in my life

[@Enkabard]

@@notkish Those were always 100% run and cooked by Indian people, and you said its shit food, i say its good, but its always butter chicken, even when i randomly pick from menu, it always ends up being variety of butter chicken.

[@paer_vers]

A chicken brest topping a pasta dish is the ultimate proof you're NOT eating Italian food.

[@PaoloVilla-ep7mz]

From Italy, I agree

[@Inaresco]

​@@PaoloVilla-ep7mzwhatever italy, keep claiming u "invented" pizza or something

[@collarerre5405]

​@@Inarescothere are litteral documents that comprove this lol

[@VinylsDead]

chicken parm, chicken cacciatore, fettuccine al burro has chicken all the time

[@nikyguse]

@@VinylsDeadthis are not italian recipes

[@PaoloBelloli]

Today I went out for lunch with my partner (I live in northern Italy): I had a dish of pasta with ragù (or bolognese) and a side dish (carrots, potatoes and green beans), she had some turkey and my same side dish I had: we paid €22 altogether. $30/40 for a bowl of pasta with pesto is just theft legalised.

[@GustavoGarufi]

"I learned how to cook Italian pasta in Italy from my host family", buddy you're making pesto with chicken.

[@manuelapigna1801]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 thinking the same thing... and that is not pesto too...

[@TheUnknownPleasures]

Thank you, Gustavo. Chicken and pasta. Good god. Do you like indian food more? Get it, I hope its better than your idea of Italian food.

[@xd._.28234]

😂😂😂

[@xd._.28234]

​@@manuelapigna1801fr and I'm not even italian but cmon xD

[@damianoandreaarrigoni4401]

Even worse adding cream to the pesto💀

[@Echo-gh1qt]

We have news. HACPOA and IFI (Italian food international) have teamed up.

[@ariprabhadani]

And the IFC(Indian Food Corporation) is there to protect him.

[@sunlight112]

someone send the GCF (Grilled cheese foundation) to protect chef Tyler from these guys… they are dangerous and Tyler is a important person to be kept alive

[@Kenjan_editz]

​@@ariprabhadani you guys are weak you guys only have fufu

[@Kenjan_editz]

HACPOAAAAAAA

[@ariprabhadani]

@@sunlight112 On it, I as Agent 2049 will report to the Grilled Cheese Foundation Don't ask me why I am in both IFC and GCF, I just am

[@lorefraz9416]

from "italian food is overrated" to "italian food in the US is overpriced" like the us is the whole world bro💀

[@seauve742]

Pasta in italy are overpriced to, and you got less than 100g

[@lorefraz9416]

@@seauve742 only in very touristic places it's overpriced, but it's very rare to see a plate of pasta for more than 14/15€

[@seauve742]

@@lorefraz9416 yes I know but to me it is still overpriced

[@collarerre5405]

​​@@seauve742you must live in Bangladesh or something if 10€ for a dish is overpriced

[@AntonioRodriguez-di6qz]

In my town it's 7€,6,50 even

[@fred9796]

“Trust me, it’s easy to make good Italian food” > chicken pasta

[@tedrao1393]

"Italian food is overrated." (Said while butchering Italian food)

[@girlypop22299]

@@tedrao1393yall cant stand when others have an opinion it's overrated cry bout it

[@The_serial_commentator]

I was looking for this Comment. He said I learnt from italian grandmas...f00kin liar

[@timotheematos44]

@@girlypop22299italian food is simple and natural, and an opinion is valid if someone knows what he's talking about, which is not the case 😘

[@leonardomeloni69]

It's not about that. It's just funny if he says it while he messes up Italian food😂 Im Italian and I agree with him to a degree. Our secret is indeed few and good ingredients that make sense together, so İndian food is obviously more complicated. At the same time though, making simpler recipes is also harder and requires a lot of skill to make it perfect. Because if it's not perfect it's bland​@@girlypop22299

[@icantthinkanicehandle]

That's an American problem, in Italy a bowl of pasta is 10\20€ depending on which part of Italy you are.

[@niccolofarina3773]

Si con 20 euro o sei a milano e mangi una pasta semplice oppure è una pasta allo scoglio e quindi il prezzo è un prezzo onesto…

[@trenta4284]

It's 6-9€

[@broken_abi6973]

In non-touristic places it goes down to 6eur

[@walkermorales337]

I’ve never seen a bowl of pasta for more than $15. Then again I don’t really have a lot of any Italian fine dining locations in my area. Also he said New York which is one of the most expensive food places to live in the country, from my understanding a lot of stuff there is overpriced relative to most of the country.

[@stephen3762]

20 euros is prob about 30 usd

[@Lil_Sippy]

Bro: “let’s face it, Italian food is basically pasta in the US” Truly a pizza moment 💀

[@Raezier]

The thing is many americans say pizza is a new york thing lmfao

[@Lil_Sippy]

@@Raezier yo what 💀

[@Raezier]

@@Lil_SippyI'm tellin you shits fucked up 💀

[@Enkabard]

yeah, and show me one person who likes Parmesan cheese or prosciutto ... italy is so ney

[@PolishGod1234]

I like them both ​@@Enkabard

[@VrilWaffen]

"In the US, Italian means pasta" nah you're just uncultured

[@Markoscool1]

One thing that annoys me that americans always think is that Pasta is always just noodles and that is just wrong. Like try making Tortellini al Brodo from hand and you won't be saying that making pasta is easy.

[@andrewb8235]

​@@Markoscool1 Americans don't think this generally speaking. This guy is just a philistine who apparently overrates his cultural knowledge. As a native New Yorker, raised on Italian food, I have no idea how someone could live in NYC for any length of time and think that "In America, Italian food is pasta." Maybe Italian food is synonymous with pasta to Americans living in Alabama and Wyoming, but not to Americans in urban cosmopolitan cities, least of all New York. And as others have pointed out, overpriced =/= overrated and "simplicity" doesn't mean easy to make *well.* This guy is a buffoon.

[@Spiritodel1985]

"Italian food is overrated" Yes, if you make pesto in a food processor (which you shouldn't), burn a chicken breast then slice it and put it on pasta it is overrated. And it is not italian food.

[@lily5952]

I bet most modern Italian people make their pesto in a blender or food processor. You're ridiculous for saying you can't use technology to make condiments. The ingredients for pesto are most important as it speaks to the authenticity. There are also multiple variations of pesto within Italy.

[@jeremyberger2582]

​@@lily5952 The problem is not making food in a machine that help you prepare quicker. The main issue of blender is that it heats too much the sauce and you lose most of the flavor and the texture of the pesto (Cheese will melt). Every true italians food lover know that. I'm pretty sure that most of genuine Italian restaurants in genova still prepare in a authentic manner, meaning with a mortar

[@TheBigSheepS]

Chicken breast on top of a pasta plate is shit, not italian food for sure.

[@MiraiChiaki]

​@@lily5952spoiler: we do not

[@Spiritodel1985]

@@lily5952 you can definitely use technology to make lots of condiments not pesto, and in the above someone already explained why.

[@snowgre-fm8gg]

This is the pasta purests of America. Run

[@GentlemensClubHolyEdition]

You know noodles originated in Asia, so from the purist perspective it's more indian than italian

[@Simon0103]

@@Mel-uq6ni shiiii lil bro got TOLD

[@Cactusgamer303]

​@@Mel-uq6niAyy let's go someone got called out

[@GentlemensClubHolyEdition]

@@Mel-uq6ni I mean, honestly I was doing a nerd emoji bit, I don't really think it's that important but, like, I don't think you've proven it didn't come from Asia.. people traveled, and trade happened, people will pick things up from other cultures

[@AMabud-lv7hy]

How about you run back to school and learn how to spell "Purist" first

[@MrZaglossus]

Italian food isn't overrated - it's just overpriced in certain parts of the US.

[@thelelanatorlol3978]

Italian food is overrated. Italians and some Italians make it sound like ambrosia of the gods. It is not, it's not even the best pure culture food imo, it is absolutely overrated.

[@jqerty]

Thanks, clickbait is the downfall of the internet

[@santivelosa513]

It is overrated depending on who u ask

[@FabricatedPheonix]

No it definitely is overrated. It's not a special cuisine and is honestly bland compared to Asian cuisine

[@joshndanny685]

you realize overated us an opinion right

[@andreabertino5356]

As an Italian I am VERY offended to see you mixing pasta with chicken while arguing that our food is overrated, LEARN HOW TO PROPERLY COOK FIRST😂

[@Undoble_things]

No you acting like u can do better

[@idk-cj8mn]

​@@Undoble_things He definitely can, 90% of humans can 😂

[@paolopelle5867]

​@@Undoble_thingsit's pretty easy to do better man..

[@enclavegeneral2077]

​​@@Undoble_things Americans can't cook accept it

[@bappadapdapper185]

Bro one of those Italian food elitists 💀

[@levelzero8445]

Italian here. I've been to the USA a few times and I think that Italian food is overhyped by some people, rather than overrated. I agree that most of the time actual Italian cooking is pretty simple. Lots of our dishes are tasty simply because the ingredients are good, rather than them being particularly complicated to prepare. Most pasta dishes are easy af to make, as long as you know not to overcook the pasta (which is like the #1 rule) (Also btw pesto chicken pasta is not much of an Italian recipe at all)

[@thelightdivining]

Yes, and what about the lemon juice in the pesto sauce... Italian here. I live in Italy and I actually prefer cuisine of other countries to go to a restaurant, and cook some good simple food with ingredients from my garden at home.

[@AntonioRodriguez-di6qz]

Nobody in Italy eats chicken over pasta

[@JuiceMelon1st]

He dose tho😂

[@JuiceMelon1st]

Oh wait nvm

[@dannyflexx2529]

Wtf do they eat then?

[@anteatermusic]

@@dannyflexx2529 Not chicken on pasta

[@petercarpenter4858]

Thank you bro

[@erikbouma9408]

You can have an ultimate 10 out of 10 pizza in Italy for 7 euro’s. Nothing in the US comes close to that.

[@0532MOET]

I bet Italian pizza tastes like shit though

[@BigmanDogs]

​@@0532MOETit doesn't taste like shit, but it's very bland

[@elisalee3513]

Italian pizzas have locally sourced and fresh ingredients, soft and easily digestible dough and a variety of choices. Everyone I met that visited the US told me their dough is a brick and toppings taste like processed food@@0532MOET

[@wizradical4905]

italian pizza is nothing compared to american pizza. whenever the italian guys visit the warehouse i work at in jersey they love our pizza. maybe it's better in europe than in florida or something but not NY/NJ

[@erikbouma9408]

You Americans are used to so much fat and sugar you can’t even appreciate the taste of actual good food. The ingredients are of a much higher standard and the dough is so thin you can almost see through it. I’m not saying dominos is the standard for American pizza’s but there’s a reason it has zero success in Italy.

[@ciccioflamer8957]

Pesto with butter, made with a grinder, ate with chicken, you are NOT eating italian food. The worst thing is that you talk as you knew something about it.

[@federicom74]

And after the butter he even adds milk/cream to the pesto.....lol, if this is an italian dish I'm jesus

[@theItaliancommunity]

As an italian 40$ is just a scam

[@nonsense3586]

I'm trying to learn İtalian and will visit there to eat Panettone and lots of food 🥰 (I'm still in A1 tho just started)

[@NeroTheBoop]

As a fellow italian that's indeed a scam

[@TakiulIslam-b4i]

​@@nonsense3586hey! if you like italian then I'd suggest you to watch the recipes in italian with eng subtitles, you'll learn vocabulary and pronunciations :)

[@theItaliancommunity]

@@nonsense3586 nice man keep it up it will only be easier

[@sanj_d2]

Man’s speaking fax. As an Indian, it felt so nice hearing that, since I also agree with your claim

[@itzAurora_Xoxo]

Yeah it made sense tbh...I agree

[@endeav0r_49]

As an Italian, I agree as well. Some Italian dishes are very complex to master, but it's definitely easier to make decent Italian food rather than decent Indian food

[@hashtagmate]

If you think pasta+chicken as a topping is normal then YOU'VE NEVER ACTUALLY HAD ITALIAN FOOD

[@SonicFan313]

Ah yes, how dare does he speak of itallian food while making such crime as cooking a pasta withc chicken. It will never compare to perfection of Italy that is oil and garlic on pasta with nothing. Or cheese with pepper. Or butter and cheese.

[@simonegrasso5868]

You have no idea what italian food is, and you won't unless you travel and experience something real that is not a tourist trap. We dont make pasta with strong garlic taste or super cheesy. The secret of our cousine is that is all balanced and natural, and the variety. Its so much more than pasta or pizza. Americans in particular are used to eat stuff that is so processed, its really very different. I couldnt resist eating american food for more then a week.

[@diocanaja]

​@@SonicFan313tell me you don't know shit about italian food without telling me you don't know shit about italian food

[@yatinhu1153]

​@@SonicFan313Pasta Portofino, bolognese, linguini al limone, carbonara, tonno, vongole, tartufo, ravioli, gnocchi, noci etc.... has left the chat (Also, if the chicken wasn't as dry as my hand in the harshest of german winters, maybe it wouldn't be as bad)

[@lv1543]

Ive had real italian food. Not impressed. Not a fan of pasta in general at all

[@2wo2wo3hree_7]

in Italy you would pay 2 euros for a dish like that with supermarket products at the restaurant 7/8 euros And as if I go to a Japanese restaurant and complain about having spent €150, it's not the food that isn't good, it's the price that is high they are two different things

[@DomnulDarius]

This guy went to one expensive restaurant in NYC and blamed the Italian cuisine on it. 😂

[@sheewanders7601]

I had the same experience and I’ve lived in the Philippines, Singapore and Australia. Good Italian food is overpriced!

[@Cashhhhew]

No this is the norm. Italian is generally more expensive everywhere

[@Stepher45]

As an American, I had no idea Italian was considered fine dining. (Granted, my Italian is homemade or Olive Garden)

[@SKoll1729]

Depends on location I think. I used to live in rural Illinois, where the only Italian restaurant was Olive Garden, and I never thought it was fine dining. When I moved to a bigger city, even in Ohio, all the fanciest restaurants were Italian. They charge a ton for pasta dishes. This gets even more compounded when you go somewhere like New York City, where the cost of living is just that much higher.

[@YufeyFinalfantasy]

to me I always thought French food is the one that's looked at as fine dining in usa but looks like Italian cuisine is considered second fine dining cuisine in usa I love and appreciate every cuisine but Indian cuisine is the king of cuisines that's just facts

[@IncrementalImprovement-fi9et]

Here in Roanoke VA, we have one or two Italian places that are more upscale, but for the most part our fine dining scene leans more traditional French/new American, with some great international places.

[@annaku_eatswieners_ahaha]

those restaurants usually have waiters in suits, and the decor is more elegant. so you're paying for "atmosphere of being among rich people. totally worth it.

[@westkanye5042]

I remember when you had 200 subs not too long ago. Crazy

[@BibleInsight333]

The famous italian chicken cashew pesto. This is the equivalent of an italian saying that texas bbq is overrated and then smoking ribs over rosemary and fresh pinewood for 1 hour at 200 c.

[@yeetusdeletus3226]

You learned to make italian food from grandmas I learned to make italian food from nonnas We are not the same

[@ryanof3004]

​@yeetusdeletus3226 this is facts, my Mexican buddy cooks so much different than my white ass but we've learned so much from each other, just let the culture be good at they do, he grew up learning that and it's something I can never replicate

[@aronnnm]

And also lemon doesn't go at all in Italiano pesto at least..

[@ClarkPotter]

​@@aronnnm Lemon makes the flavor of just about everything pop. Not surprised if it improves pesto, too.

[@nademmabrouk2654]

Italian food Being overpriced in the USA doesn’t make it overrated lol what are you even saying right now

[@acab6669]

WHO THE FUCK EAT PASTA AL PESTO WHIT CHICKEN (i’m italian)

[@TheAlphahot1]

Nobody beside this smartass

[@shubhi4237]

This guy and whoever wants to eat chicken?! Crazy right? People can eat according to their own palettes. No wonder you can't understand, youre Italian😂😂😂😂😂

[@Greaseball_gamer]

I was thinking the same thing , this ain’t real Italian food😂.

[@paoloboldi127]

MADONNA, MI HA FATTO IMBESTIALIRE

[@sirio26vd2]

And pesto with a butter sauce base 🤢🤢

[@alexanderhenrich4657]

As an Austrian, believe me, we do cross the border and go on road trips through Italy just for the delicious food, although everything else is beautiful about it, too. And you didn‘t actually make pasta, you bought and cooked it.

[@vinck.]

Wir haben auch gutes Essen, es ist prinzipiell lustig das ein Amerikaner uns Europäern erzählen will unser Essen wäre überbewertet 😂

[@nobletoxiceditor2625]

​​​@@vinck.Exacltly the real overrated food its preciselly the american, some people are in f*cking LOVE on burgers when its a normal food, typical of Americans, they didn't ever try food on mediterranian contries and they complain about It also, I mean Americans of the EEUU, because South America actually has incredible food, also a Remember that the most famous food on USA, the hamburger, ITS FROM HAMBURGO(GERMANY),😂😂😂😂😂. Nah, bad food and no originality.😂

[@shubhi4237]

I mean that is why Italians market their food so much right? It's something Italians started and stop crying over food ffs 😂😂😂

[@alexanderhenrich4657]

@@shubhi4237 you think they made us believe that their food is better than it actually is to manipulate our taste perception? Sure, that's a lot more plausible than the explanation that it's just very rich in umami and very diverse due to the ingredients they had access to for geographical and historical reasons.

[@maik8884]

Only in this way will you be able to cross the border. We do not forget. And above all we don't need an Austrian to speak for us

[@Tommyg-rq6lj]

Correction: America's interpretation of italian Food is overrated. Actual italian food is to die for, come to italy, it's the only way to understand this

[@Chef__Tyler]

I lived in Italy for 4 months, it's good, but overrated in my opinion

[@beforedawn1131]

Greek food is better

[@NadiaSeesIt]

You and Tyler are pretentious as hell

[@johnmeyers1943]

Nah, you guys just have your heads up your asses. Idk who voted Italians to be lord of our food. That crown belongs in Mexico.

[@marcobalestrieri9685]

​@@Chef__Tylerthere are a lot of different pasta dish, I agree with you that pasta with pesto (that you are cooking in your very own way) it's easy to cook, we usually eat it when we don't have time to cook. There are some type of sauces that are not that simple to be done in a correct way.

[@victorblancocrespo4379]

It's not overrated. It's overpriced. You kinda said it yourself.

[@BigBrendJ]

“Studied in italy” Pesto sauce with Chicken on the top..oh gawd

[@girlypop22299]

lmfao mad n for what

[@TheBigSheepS]

He ruined also the pesto sauce mixing it with that improvised shitty chicken sauce made with butter. I think that Americans should be denied to talk about Italian food. Banned from cooking Italian food for ever.

[@zorothemaster7372]

As a person who lived in Italy and ate Pasta literally my entire life, 30-40$ for Pasta is a big fat scam

[@herecomesforego1787]

Yeah, but Americans eat it up😂

[@thebarbershop6693]

Tbf the portion difference are wildly different. Every time I got pasta when I visited Italy it was a smaller dish typically as you had other courses. Some places in the States give you enough for 3 meals

[@thebreadknight1209]

Italian food isn’t overrated it’s just that many places take advantage of how good it tastes.

[@Silo1776]

Isn’t that just another way of saying it’s overrated?

[@endeav0r_49]

​@@Silo1776nah, there is a difference between overrated and overpriced. Italian food is rated fairly, but they take advantage of it's taste by pricing it exhorbitabtly

[@tubax926]

I never order Italian food and I never will. I'll always make it at home. It's way too overpriced in restaurants.

[@slimyone42]

the fact that they price it so high and people still pay for it shows that its overrated

[@vigzoptian5504]

@@slimyone42 *it's

[@Eastcoastsurfer24]

As an Italian, I’d like to clarify that ‘simplicity’ does not mean you don’t season your chicken

[@Ace-mw9pm]

Italians barely use seasoning just salt and pepper.

[@gnamorfra]

​@@Ace-mw9pmnot true!

[@Amber_Splash]

10 minutes later: “I’ve been banned from Italy?! “ - Chef Tyler

[@ButterflyG-ep7pi]

😂😂😂

[@_DD_15]

Ohh yes it's overrated. Especially when you make random shit and call it italian just because you tossed some basil in it.

[@0Navi_GLITCH0]

I’M SORRY 30-40 DOLLARS ?? FOR PASTA?

[@zeejoo]

Ya it's not. I'm from NYC, only the viral spots charge that much (Carbone, Carmine's). Any real neighborhood Italian spot pasta dishes are max $20-25. Da Andrea charges $18-22 for most pastas and they're yuge

[@sparktin165]

​@@zeejoo😅ll

[@zeejoo]

@@sparktin165bros got two keys on his keyboard lmao 😂

[@sparktin165]

@@zeejoo 😅😅😅😅😅😅llllll

[@zeejoo]

@@sparktin165 big facts my guy

[@PenguinButterandJelly]

You just started an entire war.

[@rillanyomom5167]

He's gonna have every fucking Italian after him 😭💀

[@youre764]

Italians aren’t real bro

[@ThisIsntTwitter]

@@youre764 you're about to get turned into gabagool

[@Knight00519]

Nah, I'm Italian and he's right pasta is overpriced in the US and really thought of as something that's more than it actually is

[@secretagent4610]

​@@ThisIsntTwitter😂

[@mysterycharm03]

he's referring to american considers pasta as sole italian food lol

[@noabensaidguenard2167]

An american calling italian food is overrated is craaaaazy

[@art2103]

He lost his mind.

[@Jking985]

@@art2103 he said they are overpriced

[@art2103]

@EpicJDude what is price of another culture's food has to do with it being overrated in a foreign to its origin country ?

[@animegod978]

imagine a chef calling a certain food that is easy to make but still very expensive overpriced?? crazy right

[@0_____CJ-CJ______0]

I mean he can have his opinion 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@valentinpavel6714]

Telling us that he lived in Italy for a period and than proceeds to make pasta with chicken ☠️

[@dadonix61]

And cream 😭😭😭

[@tempest8342]

I mean, just cause Italians don't eat chicken doesn't mean he can't have pasta with it

[@lenathemaid]

Or maybe he just likes it with chicken Ik that people do it for health reasons

[@tempest8342]

@@T1mischief or maybe, hear me out, he just wants chicken on his pasta lol. It's not that deep.

[@MaridoDoFelps]

Nah, italian food just sucks so people like to add to it to make it better. I am italian btw and damn that pasta looks way better with the chicken and cream ​@@T1mischief

[@baranakin2]

Says Italian food is easy then proceeds on making pesto in a food processor, burns his chicken to ashes and add cream to his pasta sauce.

[@junkyyard2273]

the only time Italians should ever be fucking complaining about butchering food is if the chef claims it to be "authentic" and then intentionally butchers it. this guy doesn't seem to even have any nerve to call it authentic, pretty sure anything works for him at this point.

[@gasparmeco7445]

What, so he was supposed to smash it with his hands until it turned into a paste? And what's the deal with cream? He didn't say he was making any authentic pretensious recipes so it's not like you can fault him for not following any recipes when he wasn't doing that in the first place.

[@krlost4405]

It is. Imagine him making other kind of food with more spices and complex flavor. Saying it is easy doesn't mean he is an expert. It is easy because even he can do it, while not perfect, probably can still be eaten. That's why is the cooking of choice for many students and people.

[@Markoscool1]

@@krlost4405 One thing that annoys me that non italians always think is that Pasta is always just noodles and that is just wrong. Like try making Tortellini al Brodo from hand and you won't be saying that making pasta is easy. Edited: Btw i am not trying to say that your culture is bad or something i'm just trying to make a point on that not all italian food is yust simple noodles with a sauce

[@krlost4405]

​​@@Markoscool1 1) I am not "american". 2) You missed the point. 3) Overall, it is easier. We are not talking about the fancy dishes. Example, mixing spices for asian cuisine it is more complex and it can get wrong very fast and taste bad. You are just cherry picking harder dishes to make your point. My first dish as a child was pasta, why? It is more accesible and SIMPLE. 4) To be easy doesn't mean that is bad or good. For some reason that triggers you and you want to challenge that as if something very complex and difficult is better.

[@KINGCHAMELEON20]

“Italian food is overrated.” Me: “surprise, mother fu-“ *breaks into your house and steals all of your cheese*

[@eoin8156]

Irish soda bread > fraud sourdough bread

[@homohater_by_the_gods]

he has 8 pound bricks of cheese to throw at you. don't get too excited.

[@heisenberg5361]

Bro thinks what he filmed is Italian food lmao

[@ciao63097]

Ahahahaha

[@WokeSlapper]

I know Italian food doesn’t even have that much ingredients in it.

[@mirelacosman739]

its so true

[@m591-b1d]

American food IS NOT ITALIAN FOOD

[@clevermoron0]

“American food” is from different countries since it is a diverse place so people from other places move there. Some things just get blended into other things since there are more cultures or gives room for experiments

[@chesterbe76]

"i sTudiEd abRoaD iN iTalY" thank god you're gone don't come back

[@imbetterthanyou.7148]

Sti fessi se la credono pure 🤣

[@MarieJohanna760]

Burnt chicken and pesto from the blender and he wants to know something about Italian cuisine. The irony. Which college in Italy did you study at? At the "ignorant foreigner who only eats at tourist traps" college?

[@scarsidelux6133]

**pesto with lemon dumped in heavy cream 😢😢

[@bunnface9511]

Here in Spain we eat pasta 1 from every 3 days. And in restaurants normally a plate of pasta is usually 8-10$

[@usuarioespana1583]

Yo tmb soy de España y mínimo una vez al día como pasta

[@Divano-qw2sb]

In Italy the lunch is tipically a type of pasta, so most of the italians eat pasta litterally every day.

[@santivelosa513]

Spanish food > Italian food

[@diogorodrigues747]

@@santivelosa513 It depends on the region. Basque or Galician cuisines are great, Andalusian cuisine not so much. Portuguese cuisine is also great and highly underrated.

[@Divano-qw2sb]

@@santivelosa513 Debatable to say the least...

[@ttroll9745]

Im not from the US, but italian food here isnt overrated, its perfectly rated. People dont go crazy over it, and its cheaper than indian food. I always make pasta at home myself and making idk, carbonara is so good and so easy, the same with everything. So you're right, but only in the US.

[@43raxxusmaxus43]

Cry-a euro-a boyy-a

[@NeroTheBoop]

US debuff i guess

[@ttroll9745]

@@43raxxusmaxus43 not from europe tho

[@AlexMafija]

There’s always at least one nasty food trend from the us every year that are overrated lol

[@collarerre5405]

​@@43raxxusmaxus43american spotted

[@TheQu5571]

You did NOT call italian food overrated while making what is possibly the worst pasta al pesto ive ever seen. Learn actual italian cooking and dont just put chicken breast on something and expect it to be good.

[@ajejebrazorf1141]

Bro you talkin about italian with pesto and chicken?? Please god have mercy on him

[@pugliastormchaseita]

Paying 30/40 dollars for a plate of pasta is a crime, but calling Italian food overrated is not right. Italy is not just pasta and pizza.

[@Travel_with_me394]

Finally someone said it. Gnocchi, Lasagne, Polenta, Cannelloni, Tiramisù... should i continue? Americans called our food overrated is crazy

[@jodygrottino8257]

As an Italian (from Tuscany not from New Jersey): italian food is not overrated, it's overpriced. In Italy a good serving of pasta in a common restaurant it's going to cost less than €10 (about the same in dollars), of course we have some pricey places here as well, but still it could be €15 or maximum €20. $30 is crazy: our cuisine is considered good all over the world so it probably deserves the title, but it's also as simple as it can be (for the most), so nobody should pay that much to enjoy our food.

[@sandsrhew1203]

I'm Italian, and i never thought pasta was 30/40 bucks there, here is maximum 20€ if you choose more complicated pastas, like carbonara

[@philipwessling1352]

Bro is putting chicken on the pasta and at the same time talking about Italian food. I think he just wanted people to comment so that the algorithm boosts his content

[@andrewwillis9759]

Chicken on pasta is great ever have stuffed mozzarella chicken on pasta?

[@HermetteMelville]

He thanks you for your contribution.

[@paulsitt]

Can't blame the guy for trying to optimize his content for the algorithm, it's what you need to do nowadays.

[@WokeSlapper]

Imagine tell Italians who try to not a change a dish for 1000 years that better combinations exists?

[@y.m.7300]

Gurl, I’m Italian and live in Italy, I don’t have to pay 30€ for a plate of pasta. If I want it I can cook it myself or I can go in a restaurant here in my town and I’ll pay something like 8€ maybe

[@GMLFire]

If you think Italian food is pasta, you don’t know Italian food.

[@Kaptiv239]

Name a more iconic Italian ingredient to a meal besides pasta….don’t worry, I’ll wait

[@messman2000]

@@Kaptiv239 tomato

[@luzjimenez5721]

​@@messman2000lmao, tomate (tomato) is from South America xD

[@Kaptiv239]

@@messman2000 that’s funny because Italians didn’t even have tomatoes until Spain brought them back from Central America

[@scarsidelux6133]

​@@Kaptiv239 Tropea's onion, thousand types of cheeses and charcuterie,basil,EVO oil, balsamic vinegar,top class wines,saõr,tonnata sauce,brasato al barolo,la chianina and the list can go on and on

[@americano-johajohajoha]

as an Italian, i-a agree-a with-a you-a

[@sultanrmisac6359]

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[@ItzGaBiE]

Ur pfp is saur beautiful 😍

[@americano-johajohajoha]

@@ItzGaBiE omg thx

[@JMZETT]

ITS-A MEEE MALEEOOO

[@Sportz_clipzz]

WAIT THIS IS ACTUALLY SO FUNNY😂😂😂

[@LiamLopez-h6x]

ITALIANS RISE

[@SubcontinentIndex]

Funny how ancient Romans were getting mad because the Romans were literally EMPTYING their gold coins as everyone wanted spice from INDIA. Romans used to call India, "the sink of the world's bullion"? Romans senators used to complain that their women used too many Indian spices and luxuries which used to drain their yellow metal i.e gold.

[@idk-cj8mn]

​@@SubcontinentIndex The hell does India have to do with this? Keep your spices for yourself.

[@squishyfluff]

Guys he’s talking about Italian food in the states, which for them is ‘pasta and chicken’ even though that’s not authentic Italian food. Maybe learn to listen to the audio next time.

[@Iso-JaysonTatum]

Because dining in the US is freakin McDonald’s

[@clevermoron0]

Nahh the U.S it’s made up of different food from places around the world so if that’s what u think you haven’t seen New Orleans food. It’s absolutely delicious. And no it’s not fries and burgers.

[@Iso-JaysonTatum]

@@clevermoron0 I know😂 is just a joke

[@shinywatts5007]

So true!! Indian food is much more complicated and has triple the ingredients as other cuisines easily, and the most flavourful food on earth 🙌

[@artcorbeau]

nah, indian food is disgusting. Chinese food is the best. I'm saying this as a french with indian, chinese, indonesian ancestry

[@evaldgiomo6173]

As an italian, in my country we never pay that much for pasta. Still mad for the pasta that u cooked and honestly, if our food is overrated, grilled cheese sandwiches are overrated too.

[@gasparmeco7445]

Same level of complexity, except one is way more pretensious.

[@cheezman487]

I hate grilled cheeses. They taste like plastic, and I’ve eaten a lot of plastic in my life

[@TomSNC]

So true especially on the Indian food kick. Chinese and Indian foods are treated as some lesser tier of food than Italian when they are usually more time consuming and ingredient dense

[@eoin8156]

In Europe they are all similar enough in price , 15-20 for a main course . The high end Asian and French restaurants are way more pricey than Italian ones here in Germany .

[@TheThreatenedSwan]

It's overspiced because they have a poorer sense of taste. This is why the chauvinistic third world countries are mad at European food being the standard of fine dining when it's "bland"

[@TheThreatenedSwan]

@@cansagarri6749 I'm saying they are lesser in the sense of often being overspiced from others perspective, but also countries like India are extremely chauvinistic.

[@balajonn]

​@@TheThreatenedSwannah, patriotic and nationalistic? Maybe. But definitely not chauvinistic. And generalizing All asian countries are "chauvinist, third world' is messed up. Spices not only make food taste good, they also preserve them for longer, especially in tropical environment such as India or Jamaica. Nobody's mad at European food, it's just that they give a false notion of luxury because they come from Wealthier countries but they're quite simplistic in comparison to many other cuisines.

[@TheThreatenedSwan]

@@balajonn They're more subtle, not as spiced, which is exactly the way they're attacked. And yes, those countries are more chauvinistic than Western ones

[@n.m.3863]

Italian food is not overrated. But if you pay 30-40$ for a bowl of pasta, it's just simply overpriced in the US

[@sulffffffur]

sounds like a skill issue that you couldn’t find an affordable italian spot in New York City lmao

[@HiitsLillie]

My family is largely Italian and I have actually had friends ask to come over just to get some delicious free pasta

[@Aarav.B]

Your statement is completely logically flawed. Even you yourself don't agree with it. Italian food is not overrated, it is overpriced in New York. Simple as that. You're simply rage baiting people into watching your video with that title.

[@mailovdp2481]

Overpriced doesn't mean overrated

[@NicoPsychobilly]

L'Italia è un paese molto eterogeneo, sia culturalmente che in cucina. Contando che esistono più di cinquemila prodotti tipici nell'intero paese e che da ognuno di loro si possono creare diverse ricette base sia dolci che salate, senza contare le diverse varianti, trovo molto limitante parlare di qualche ristorante d'oltreoceano che gonfia i prezzi dei propri piatti come punto di riferimento per giudicare una cucina secolare e in alcuni casi millenaria. Dicendo che in Italia non esiste solo la pasta qualcuno può pensare anche alla pizza, al gelato o poco altro, ma questi prodotti, per quanto famosi, in totale descrivono forse il 5% dell'intera cucina italiana.

[@faosiy6091]

Cazzate!!!

[@salvlox_]

don’t blend basil leaves as contact with metal will oxidize them

[@shermanthompson871]

"Trust me guys, I studied abroad in Italy."

[@idk-cj8mn]

Overpriced≠Overrated. Calling italian food overrated is cheap coming from an American.

[@Jeff-lf4hy]

As a german who visits italy every year, this is bs propaganda. Italia has the best food. Period. Its not all pasta.

[@yzwme586]

overpriced? sure. overrated? you're on crack

[@Manoutcooking]

It is detox Tuesday

[@Link_the_links]

Your legos great btw

[@Manoutcooking]

Thanks

[@abc1155]

dude claiming he was taught by Italians... proceeds to add chicken to pasta bowl... yeah sure

[@xTooGay.for.this_shitx]

Tyler. You’re making this harder for you and easier for us. Uncle Roger and the Italian mafia have joined us at HACPOA

[@liamhall5584]

I am with the grilled cheese loyalist let Tyler go

[@darkprismarine9343]

Pasta al pesto with chicken is a crime dio cane mangiala normale porca madonna che cazzo fai

[@Tx66]

DISCLAIMER: when he says overrated, he actually means overpriced. He’s just click bait.