Italians Try Pasta From Olive Garden

[@heezytaughtme]

"The only Alfredo Ive ever known was a Cuban guy actually..." LMFAOOOO

[@izzyathena13]

Heather M lol I’m Cuban with a cousin named Alfredo 😂

[@davidb5205]

Look up Ristorante Alfredo alla Scrofa in Rome. That's literally the origin of the dish, except without the bastardization of adding heavy cream.

[@midlifeandnailingit6342]

Heather M Best sentence ever

[@joseph7719]

I started dyeing lol

[@thatclaudiakid]

I died at that part😂😂

[@WhatIsItToBurn]

Ah, real Italians! Awesome! I was half expecting random Americans who think they are Italian because their grandparents lived next to someone who adopted a dog from Italy.... lol

[@Somcognito]

Omg exactly!! 😂

[@lorenzolunadei4053]

😂😂

[@aaliyahandrews9804]

Sameeeee 😂😂😂

[@gyuisthebeom]

Lmao same

[@entropicdesign]

This comment has me rolling lmfaoooo

[@jjeannie9783]

“The only Alfredo I’ve ever known was a Cuban guy actually” lmfao

[@sheteg1]

There is actually a video on KZbin of Italian chefs cooking Alfredo.

[@jjeannie9783]

@sista love lol okay? I was just quoting a line from the video.

[@-majk9657]

sista love fettuccine alfredo is in fact totally valid italian dish lamo, that’s like they would have said carbonara is something americans made up lol, there’s definitely no garlic in alfredo recipe but it’s a roman dish hahaha

[@TeenLeopard-sl9vw]

Bruh you copied this comment

[@-majk9657]

TeenLeopard 2080 no? Bu whatever

[@shaserdeses]

I once brought my italian family to an Olive Garden. I swear I didn’t hear the end of it. My grandmother didn’t talk to me for 3 days. She got mad for spending my money and that she could have made the pasta and sauce herself

[@cristymakes6026]

good I’m glad that happened to you

[@dramaticunicorn_1d434]

Why would you ever think to bring your Italian family to an Olive Garden

[@sjarnatojar744]

DramaticUnicorn_1D because he’s an American

[@Rachel57567]

😂😂😂

[@wig.8gles]

Hahahahahah lol 😂😂😂

[@beniapayart9462]

I like that they took big bites coz most reactors trying foreign food act like they've been offered an undercooked rat head in aspic.

[@RamMohammadJosephKaur]

So bloody true!

[@SantisValiant]

I love this comment!

[@AlanHope2013]

Actually the authentic rat head in aspic is not cooked at all, barbarian!

[@exphara9799]

we italians are hungry people

[@Skerdy]

Well, they are Italians: big bites are a thing, and you never disrespect food by acting like you say.

[@smhokytears9060]

Olive Garden: We have the best pasta! Italians: Are we a joke to you?

[@rileys2397]

Well what do they expect it's an american restaurant serving Italian food 😂

[@prahoje6473]

Yep 😂

[@maxs.5112]

Riley S “American restaurant serving Italian food” What qualifies as an Italian restaurant serving Italian food in America? Because I think that most Italian food restaurant I go do, should not compare to Olive Garden, but to Italy itself. 😂

[@priceless5334]

@@rileys2397 that's racist

[@rileys2397]

@@priceless5334 um sure ok

[@palomaraffle426]

This is the pasta you get at the hospital... The difference between American hospitals and Italian hospitals 😂😂

[@kaylao.3326]

Paloma Raffle 😂 😂 😂

[@iskkdksksn]

Paloma Raffle the hospital i was at had actually really good food. the breakfast waffles w a bunch of stuff was actually so good but i was so sick i ate like 2 bites which is really sad bc it tasted so good

[@mkdeity3610]

obrienize I was diagnosed with rhabdomolysis a few years back and had to spend a month in the hospital. The food was so bad that my aunt had to bring me food from her job nearly every day 😂

[@daphnerinkus1155]

That’s exactly why our name tags at Olive Garden say hospitaliano

[@00wolfQUEEN]

Take me to your hospital. I live for pasta, good or bad.

[@Catalina._]

Me : "omg they're so gorgeous!" Italians : "no no no no they're very average looking"

[@shyeline5007]

confirm

[@saragarofano9727]

Tru

[@Diamond-xl1vs]

Martin the person is just saying what Italians are saying

[@NYCfrankie]

Because they are

[@KatGlo]

😂

[@davidgabrick9626]

Olive Garden is airplane food for Italians.

[@greeneye2037]

Damn

[@ramzy4458]

i like airplane food

[@EminaHanic]

I've flown with AirItaly a couple of times and trust me - their airplane food is out of this world, I even asked for an extra plate.

[@mr.shepherdspie7958]

I've actually never had Olive Garden before. All my friends are like, "Oh mY gOd! It's sooooooooooooo GoOd" and I'm over here like, "how did I become friends with you?"

[@peromaessy819]

more like hospital food

[@MonaLisa-fp8ys]

I swear this is legit really the first time I heard a real Italian accent like outside of a movie 😂😂😂

[@senseyy8959]

Yeah, pretty much every Italian accent that you hear that's not coming from an italian mouth is 99% fake.

[@jasonmorasch33]

Its like French since its not far from there

[@cliziamorgante1342]

@@jasonmorasch33 what are you even saying 😂

[@alphaalpha4464]

It's because they are from Bologna In every region of Italy there is a different accent.

[@nobu368]

Jason Grevy dude it’s not the same at all

[@cherrycola5928]

Italians millennials: “This isn’t that bad. It tastes like hospital food.” Italian Grandmas: “OmG tHiS iS uNaCcEptAbLe! I sPiT oN oLiVe GaRdEns GrAvE!”

[@itsmeandrea138]

These grandmas were old Italian Americans living in the US. Those guys are young Italian people living in Italy. Italian Americans have a very old concept of Italy. They left a poor country, Italy is now a rich country with a modern society. The Italian food is always the same (the world's best), but, since we are used to eat different kinds of food, we're not shocked, you know.

[@natashas.1566]

@@itsmeandrea138 That is a very good point. Even though, sometimes it makes me feel that Italian people (especially older ones) complain about western food (Italian or not) only for the purpose of keeping the image of 'we have best food, and all the rest is sh-t'. In the same time I think to myself that the complains come because old Italians are used to mainly homemade food (which is of course better than restaurant food cause at home you cook with your soul for the people that you love) so it is normal to be disappointed when eating out. But, I am not Italian, so I really cannot know.

[@itsmeandrea138]

@@natashas.1566 As an Italian (born, raised and living in Italy) I can tell you that we Italians are more used to homamade food (young people, adult people and old people) than other nationalities. I think it's because 'genuine cuisine' was passed down to us but also because in Italy fresh ingredients are cheaper than pre-cooked foods. But in 2019 we also are used to eat fast food, eating ethnic food, so it's not shoking to eat non Italian authentic food (not good but not shoking 😂).

[@Daniela-wg9nz]

@@itsmeandrea138 Ben detto 👍🏻

[@jesusmontes7443]

This is so funny because it is true...

[@margaritam.9118]

People from Bologna: (come in) American producers: (blast some Sicilian music their Italian American friends are only familiar with) Me: ok i guess

[@alextp4563]

Siciliano insomma, napoletana, che poi la musica folk romagnola quanto differisce?

[@kristiankonev5190]

I dont know italian but, Cazzo

[@ellejendario97]

buzzfeed didn't want to spend on copyrighted music

[@AccendinoMCM]

@@alextp4563 hai presente "La guerra di Piero" dei Gem Boy? è simile alla classica musica romagnola.

[@RobinFlysHigh]

Um

[@fabifabifab]

Everyone under this video: Stefano is sooo hot Me (italian): on the average

[@martying94]

I was thinking the same, hahahah. A cute average guy

[@franny7997]

Ahahahah so true

[@evrimkaya1780]

ahahah I need to visit Italy asap!

[@silvia4247]

ti capiscooo

[@fatimakebe6350]

ma veramente..

[@thats_so_karin6439]

Her: slaps him with the bread** Him:*quickly whispers “don’t play with the food”

[@AserHapi]

"Nona would slap you if she was here"

[@Mutable_PageOfCups]

Lol I thought I was the only one that heard that as well. You could tell she kind of annoyed him lol.

[@noaoah3662]

That's_so_Karin I was hoping someone spotted that, I feel like they cut to the next scene once they saw the awkwardness

[@Erika-pt8xv]

@@AserHapi *nonna

[@mynamezlara7797]

They're cute i ship them

[@BamaGuy9999]

I spent 2 weeks in Italy.....Olive Garden is without a doubt the McDonald's of Italian food!!

[@matildemorgan2614]

Absolutely not , I’m Italian and Olive Garden Sucks frfr

[@violagrassi5280]

@@matildemorgan2614 appunto è quello che ha detto lui. che olive garden è tipo mac donald's nel confronto al vero cibo italiano..

[@matildemorgan2614]

Viola Grassi lo so ma il Mac è buono

[@violagrassi5280]

@@matildemorgan2614 hahaha dai ogni tanto ci sta, ma non puoi compararlo con il cibo vero

[@matildemorgan2614]

Viola Grassi 😂😂😂

[@evakolarova8323]

HE REALLY SAID “that’s the only thing I’m really afraid of is overcooked pasta” PPFTTTJDJDJS

[@Djinn93C]

Relatable tho

I'm not even Italian and I totally feel this man...

[@Conformist138]

"I was expecting way worse, so it's not that bad." That summarizes a lot of chain restaurants in the US.

[@Tapiokapuddin]

This was my genuine reaction to having Olive garden for the first time too. I still can't tell if it's god awful cuz I went in with the lowest of the low expectations.

[@iskkdksksn]

Tapiokapuddin olive gardens my fave restaurant so idk bro

[@JuzNyc]

That's the same reaction my friend had. I tried to convince her to go but she always had the attitude of there's so many great restaurants in Little Italy, the Bronx, Brooklyn, why would I want to go to Olive Garden? And after she tried it she was like ok not bad for an Italian Applebee's.

[@alanguenley635]

Jun Zheng yeah if your expecting authentic Italian cuisine than you’ll be disappointed. But if you’re expecting affordable Americanized pasta than the food is totally fine. Like do people go to Taco Bell expecting authentic Mexican? Lol people just need to let it be what it is and stop getting upset

[@JuzNyc]

@@alanguenley635 100% agree, I don't go to Olive Garden a lot but when I want cheap fast casual food with a lot of cheese, there really isn't anywhere else that tastes as good as Olive Garden.

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Who else remembers the Italian grandmas who tried Olive Garden

[@MARISHKALIS]

Italian grandmas be like: Whose children are these? They did not raise them well!

[@fancyface432]

you can definitely see the difference in the generations, the grandmas hated it but these two think it's okay

[@madee4210]

I thought they where trying frozen pasta

[@valeriapagano6593]

they were super adorable

[@aprilc55555]

@@madee4210 There's two videos. One where they try Olive Garden and another with the frozen pasta

[@jalenedusei1732]

Subtitles: [Italian Music] Deaf people: 💃🏻🕺🏻

[@AndrewLauJunyong]

Jalen Edusei your comment had me dying

[@normalyodad1929]

Jalen Edusei that’s f u n n y

[@jalenedusei1732]

NormalYodad ikr

[@Jeremyfreeporn]

Dude i cant breathe

[@michi7862]

Underrated comment 🤣🤣🤣

[@nataliemartinez9901]

I love people that aren’t insecure in their culture and are willing to accept different spin offs of their food! This is rlly nice

[@tourniqut]

It's not about being insecure, what americans do to foreign food is disrespectful. If you wanna make your own food that's fine, just don't call "pasta" "tacos" or "sushi" to something that is not, if americans simply called it "american pasta" nobody would complain.

[@abracadabra970]

Pasta is just a general dish. Italians don't have a monopoly on the word pasta.

[@summers9052]

tourniqut lmao if you get that mad about people modernizing and Americanizing food, you need help.

[@asterroux1102]

I don't really think they are insecure in their culture but really confident in knowing they live and are going back to the real deal hahaha

[@Who-ru6hj]

@@tourniqut keep whining lmao

[@ahlishatovar422]

Stefano the only Italian meal I see in this video 😋😋

[@ldyllic6296]

@Ginger disgusting

[@ametiev6659]

@@ldyllic6296 lmao what the hell was that hahaha

[@bluelemnxde3161]

The frickety frack

[@el.c.8858]

Ginger I’m on the floor😂💀

[@ramonanaya6236]

Yesss

[@SpicyBooger]

I’m Italian. I’ve never heard the sound of a Mandolino

[@CS-sr5nt]

Me too

[@chiaradeangelis3098]

Bro si sentono sotto ogni video che stereotipa gli italiani

[@gabamarino2906]

O serio anc io ahahah

[@feetgoaroundfullflapsC]

You dont know sounds. Its played there a lot.

[@disingenuous4209]

cely miku Meglio un mandolino che tha supreme

[@galkrimerman7872]

Why do they always put a stereotypical American version of Italian music in the background like wtf

[@ritouwolf1230]

Gal Krimerman I hate it too, we don’t listen this crap

[@ritouwolf1230]

Miss B we listen to normal songs like everyone else ... ToT

[@sufferyetgain]

Gal Krimerman do y’all want Tupac or biggie?

[@jackieyo6128]

@Miss B The point is always the sound of mandolin, ffs we invented piano,volin,cello,oboe and so on not just the freaking mandolin and we don't all come from South Italy, we had Monteverdi,Vivaldi,Paganini,Rossini...And then, to be more modern, we probably had the best progressive rock of the 70's (PFM, Le Orme, Il Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso, Area...) and we have even pop modern songs,crazy right? Stop this foking mandolin played in southern style!

[@SLEEVEASMR]

lmaooooo 😭😭

[@NaNa-xx5vu]

2:10 "bread is a big deal in Italy, we also fight between north and south" pause *whispers* "of course" LOOOOLLL MORTA

[@jennaclarebeauty]

The title should be... “Italians try two dishes from Olive Garden”

[@Jeicto24]

Lol like literally! 😂

[@caligulalonghbottom2629]

share two dishes... such a low budget on this video

[@Jeicto24]

@@caligulalonghbottom2629 lol Next time they'll try Chef Boyardee spaghettis and meatballs. Lol

[@callieestra1095]

Caligula Longhbottom It’s really unfortunate since they do have that deal going on where you buy one take one

[@sneer0101]

It's still not Italian food. No matter how many dishes they try.

[@Crystal_Snoww]

what are you afraid of? Italians: over cooked pasta Americans: not enough pasta

[@imjustmi2040]

I'm gonna give you an Italian heart just for Lay ♥️

[@saif9289]

Lay is here to slay he said over cooked pasta

[@lorenzolunadei4053]

Ahahahah under cooked pasta is definitely better than the over cooked😂

[@chewycactus]

Lolol I know exactly what episode that was

[@ChiChi-sb4ys]

Omg Lay!!😍😍

[@akafabs]

I'm gonna need Stefano's Instagram for school purposes, thank you

[@unprofessionalcook7848]

Fabián Herrera 😂😂😂

[@antoniv20]

@zeroeleganza

[@MaryRodriguez-js4ho]

Adroid Sucks woah your so edgy👋

[@jakec3787]

@@MaryRodriguez-js4ho you're*

[@MaryRodriguez-js4ho]

Blood_ RL whoops to bad i put your already & it doesn't matter .👋😬

[@sirswede8969]

I have been to almost 40 countries and all over Italy (including Bologna). The, hands down, best pasta I've ever have had, was in this tiny, tiny village about 50 km east of Palermo (on the northern coast of Sicily) at an even tinier restaurant, with just eight seats inside and six outside (which weren't even proper seats, more like small wodden benches and tables built into a tiny patio made of just wodden planks). A real Italian nonna had decided to make a few extra Lire, and my family and I had one of the most tasty lunches of our lives.

[@madaraxsasuke]

Omgggg GIVE US THE NAMEEEE

[@PM-rp4bl]

Yesss aaa

[@mattiabrandinelli3678]

@@madaraxsasuke since we haven't been using Lire for 20 years I don't think he's gonna remember it

[@psychedelicpayroll5412]

I had a similar experience but still in America. The people didn’t speak English but they had a small restaurant underneath a apartment building on the boardwalk of Ocean City, Maryland. We also had a experience in Reading one of the worst cities in Pennsylvania. Even poorer and run down then Philadelphia. My sister went to college there. They served giant bowls or plates of pasta and everyone shared. Plus the restaurant was beautiful and they had beautiful cakes. I would like to try some of the stuff in Italy though.

[@Fernanda2205]

@@mattiabrandinelli3678 dove vivo io gli anziani dicono ancora lire haha non è detto sia successo tanto tempo fa

[@LeBeautiful]

*Italians Try Olive Garden Pasta* _Yelper reviewers intensifies_

[@jai5063]

LeBeautiful You’re everywhere 😂

[@mtunofun1]

“The only Alfredo I know is a cuban guy.” 😂

[@KnightSlasher]

Pasta looks good nothing is wrong with it Gordon: *_where's the lamb sauce?_*

[@stan-mg6ex]

not funny

[@kristilnelson7480]

😭😭😂😂

[@Betty-hv9fj]

It'S rAw!

[@teddythodo3302]

Your profile pic is hilarious

[@ciaa8387]

maximillianmus is dad are you sure

[@Commenter5651]

I once had an Italian gf and I was invited over for dinner. Her grandmother was actually from Italy and visiting for the holidays. When asked if I had real Italian food before, I said yea, "Ive had Olive Garden a few times". I laughed, thinking it was a funny joke. The entire room went silent. I looked over at my gf for support, but she just looked down at her plate. I had to explain I wasnt serious, and things were awkward for at least 15 minutes. The grandmother stared a hole in me the entire rest of the time I was there. lol Please dont try that at home.

[@aurora7934]

Omggg 😭😭

[@pokuichi3028]

F in the chat F

[@JimmyMorrison101]

Be glad you lived to tell the tale

[@mizzmilkmarie2671]

😂😂😂😂

[@andreab7689]

That never happened but it's funny

[@vakantiexpertsdianavandenb3765]

Can i order 1 stefano please

[@downtovenus]

Make it 2

[@marceduron918]

make it family size, please

[@kean6577]

Be sure you can take it

[@hellohello2711]

Wow bunch if disgusting horny girl perverts

[@hackyc9924]

make it a dozen

[@zoso9243]

"the pasta you get when you are really sick at the hospital". That's not really a compliment in Italy 😂. We use to say something like that when food has no taste.

[@MrMmnngghh]

Patrick Cutrone and Asia Argento aren't as disappointed with this as I thought they'd be.

[@elisabisignano9294]

AHAHAHAHAHAHAH aiuto

[@giacomo3661]

MrMmnngghh AHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@davidemarletta2743]

ECCO CHI SONO

[@simonverhue5023]

looool

[@FAQIvan91]

MUOIO Ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah

[@owyn5376]

Actual Italians: “it’s not that bad☺️” “Italian” Americans: this is horrible and offensive to my culture🤬🤬🤬

[@kennedylehane6562]

Italian Americans are just white people who don’t like to call themselves white.

[@kennedylehane6562]

@Cian MacGana ummm....please leave me alone.

[@owyn5376]

@Cian MacGana hold on i got a kkk member on my page lemme block this kkk member

[@janellcharm]

@Cian MacGana yo leave us out of this 💀 and yes we can

[@wandcamilo3989]

tomatoes are from the americas

[@sweetwater88]

Summary: It's okay taste-wise, it's just not Italian. Which is fine since this is not Italian, it's Italian-American.

[@flaminghorsebackrider6969]

This is perfect, no bashing on other countries required.

[@oh-ru3ws]

sweetwater88 finally someone said it lmaoooo like I feel like people from other countries think we go places like Olive Garden, Panda Express and Taco Bell for authentic Italian, Chinese and Mexican food. sometimes we just want food that tastes good, is cheap and is fast. No point in throwing a fit over it.

[@sneer0101]

@@oh-ru3ws I'm glad there are people who think like that. Unfortunately there are lots of people in the US who don't. They see food like Crab Rangoon as actual Chinese food.

[@gregdubya1993]

@@sneer0101 I mean they are kind of marketed that way so they don't question it. I get your point though.

[@taneciadepass3760]

Exactly. I don't go to toco bells because I think it's Mexican food. I go there because it's cheap and their chalupas are delicious.

[@theralphies777]

So in love with their accent!! ☺️☺️

[@sathvikthumma4831]

Italian grandmas try each other’s food

[@ghastlymainframe5194]

Battle Royale

[@daryadon2180]

wHERE iS THe FlAVoR

[@forciade]

that’s war

[@feetgoaroundfullflapsC]

Each one say "My fooda is tha besta fooda in the worlda.. Maama Miaa!!

[@bradleyclarke6800]

Italian grandmas have start a war

[@alexander1989x]

These guys are literally the meme: "Mom, can we eat outside?" "We have food at home." Food at home:

[@mkdeity3610]

I never knew how much I wanted to see this video until today

[@Toledotourbillion]

Looking at these guys makes me understand why Italian cars are fast, they're flamboyant and they have standards.

[@sedulio]

Not really, they're just the average ignorant and opinionated bunch having to make strong statements about their own culture, which they don't even know enough about. Don't mix italian praisable thing (which are already few) with them. As an Italian I'm afraid that this is what we give away of ourselves abroad, geez

[@alfredoalcantar8691]

Toledo Tourbillion not the fiat

[@sedulio]

@Ginger the moment you can actually find a connection between your answer and my statement try whistling, till then let me laugh and this attempt to demonize someone else by inserting random racist and sexist jokes a little longer please

[@unknownzzz5115]

Too gear reference right there

[@eljanrimsa5843]

As a European from a neighbouring culture I can relate to the "Bon appetito" and the "Don't play with the food" and the "The presentation is horrible." We all are raised this way but the Italians are the ones who are effortlessly polite and serious about food, and will politely talk about what's wrong.

[@DragonflyRevolution]

"Its not that bad" *takes a 6 bites in a course of 2mins.

[@jonathanpoteet8504]

Facts

[@francescocontrino7398]

In Italy we really care about food so we always eat some of it even if it doesn't taste that good

[@MykaAyc]

I think they were being polite.

[@christopherennabe6961]

Roberta: *starts hitting Stefano with a breadstick Stefano: ‘Stop playing with the food’ 😂😂

[@KidAloha87]

olive garden! the taco bell for italians. not the same authenticity, but can be pleasantly surprised for what they serve.

[@JammyJamz8]

:) Cute. I'm gonna borrow that.

[@alexandradelatorre5221]

KidAloha87 I’m Mexican n I eat Taco Bell 😂😂🤣 but I don’t expect it to be real mexican food lmao

[@JammyJamz8]

@@alexandradelatorre5221 Right! :)

[@gregdubya1993]

@@alexandradelatorre5221 exactly. I know Taco Bell isn't real Mexican food. I like Mexican food too, but sometimes I just want to spend $3 and get something tasty.

[@andreavictoria1091]

So true lol

[@brittanyoden9913]

The fact that the chef come out and ask what went wrong with the dish is simply amazing lol too cute

[@alejandrotrevino7974]

2:50 “Everything is like double of the size it is in Italy.” That looks like a completely normal sized bowl to me wow I guess the stereo type of Americans being fat is true😭😭😭😭

[@Sophia-vi1pb]

Ummmm not really💀 the portions are typically big at restaurants so you have some to take home as well to get your full money’s worth.

[@bs23ssd87]

Mom: honey what are you watching Me:a hot italian guy eating pasta😂

[@aaronbynum8968]

2 hot Italians

[@bsharjafari176]

Im dying😂😂

[@bornana269]

1:30 the subtitles say “allora” (=so...) but she actually said “ho paura” (=I am scared)

[@CG-es3fs]

i’m full Italian and i think it’s good i just wouldn’t say it’s Italian food it’s more like American food

[@Sammidiep]

i would say its italian american. it did originate from somewhere but it evolved into an american dish.

[@janhenson9616]

America doesn’t really have food. American food is mainly confectionery, like peanut butter and marshmallow spread. Everything else is European food that Americans try to make. Not saying it’s bad, I’ve cooked all my life and rarely follow recipes to the T. Because experimenting is always a good thing. Even if you ruin the dinner, you’ll know not to next time

[@jessejamestx8993]

@@janhenson9616 lol the only good European food is Italian. Mexican, Chinese , and Japanese food is more popular in the states. But were the mixing pot of the world.

[@mshafer1021]

@@janhenson9616 that is categorically false. Southern cuisine is 100% American, especially Cajun food and American barbecue. Nowhere in Europe do you find plates of fried chicken, turnip greens, mashed potatoes and gravy with cornbread or biscuits and apple butter…let alone Gumbo, Etouffé, etc. New cuisines developed around the ingredients that were most abundant here. You need to give the US more credit than that.

[@mshafer1021]

@@jessejamestx8993 I’ll have to heartily disagree on that. French food is world renowned. We just don’t see a lot of it in the US because it’s a very complex cuisine and takes major skill in some cases, plus there are ingredients that are not available readily over here that are abundant in France, like truffle mushrooms. In my personal opinion, German food is also very good. It’s not as diverse as French and Italian food, but it’s very hearty and almost nothing else in this world goes as well with beer. The rest of European cuisine, I agree. Take it or leave it

[@Crampanula]

Okay, Stefano is a whole SNACK

[@zimrankhan13]

his instagram i need it

[@alegazza2736]

@Filippo minchia che cannoni

[@leahapel3077]

Yeah

[@farizuuuprx4887]

@zeroeleganza

[@lorenzodesantis7548]

Ccoddue se siete infoiate

[@vale-ul9fr]

Who else is italian?🙋‍♀️

[@Sunmoonstar07]

valentina monti. me nata in Italia e vissuta in italia

[@julianarocca419]

Sicilian but close enough

[@Teletubbiez]

valentina monti Berlusconi

[@xxIluvyouguysxx]

Italian heritage but American

[@mamaskitchen7791]

Italian ancestry but from America.

[@tedlovejesus]

Love them... little bit of charm, a lot of class, moderate amount of humor and fun

[@adr244_kr7]

Netflix : Are you still watching ? Someone’s daughter : 2:01

[@lenanutella5209]

I went back to that part🤣🤣🤣

[@sboull]

I went to Italy for 2 weeks and trust me when I tell you it was the best time of my life The gelato the pizza the spaghetti the fettuccine all of it is amazing. I recommend it a lot everyone is very friendly I even got free ice cream.

[@vinny_rivera]

I lived in Italy for 4 years, in Italy everything is just better then US food. I’m still getting used to US food after 4 years of being back. ;-; And bread in Italy is just so good! :D

[@recoil53]

No, only the Italian food is better. They do not do good barbecue, pot stickers, or just about anything else that isn't Italian. In fact, they don't seem to be open to other foods.

[@flaminghorsebackrider6969]

I would be curious to know how they did other cuisine. Italian is good and all, but I don’t know if I could eat it EVERY day.

[@vinny_rivera]

recoil53 The US has pretty bad foods. Other places around the world have better bbqs and such

[@luisar5755]

@Agatha jay BBQ is not even an american food/technique..

[@luisar5755]

@Agatha jay Nope, BBQ derivates from the word "barbacoa" wich is a mexican technique were you use a thick fresh tomato based sauce and cook goat meat on a covered hole over a long period of time..

[@NyhnaLaw]

Their accents immediately melted my knees 😫😫😫

[@Faguero96p]

The "ho paura" when she's about to try the meatball hahaha

[@Jessica-fb9bw]

Olive Garden is like Panda Express of the Italians

[@Sammidiep]

yep. and they're both not that bad

[@omegaweapon116]

@@Sammidiep Yea I saw another video of some older people from China eating Panda Express and liking it a lot surprisingly

[@asterroux1102]

Panda is good though

[@MonicaZ1810]

Panda has no flavor. Its like eating cardboard. I rather go to the local chinese places.

[@88KeysIdaho]

@@omegaweapon116 Yep- my Chinese brother in law says Panda Express is actually pretty authentic.

[@radsical1392]

I don’t care what anyone says I freaking love Olive Garden. Unlimited salad and breadsticks hell yes

[@CrystalChris721]

Screw y'all I love Olive Garden😋😋😋😂😂😂😂

[@battybrina]

be careful you might be attacked for saying you like it lmaooo

[@doreensadova7950]

I like it too it I'd just not real Italian food and it is not as good as real Italian food

[@CrystalChris721]

@@doreensadova7950 right

[@eljanrimsa5843]

That was not a breadstick.

[@miniair]

Maybe you should have had them try it without knowing it was Olive garden

[@miniair]

@Legio XXI Rapax I'm not saying it would, but it would take away any bias that may exist.

[@kkehndrahh133]

miniair agreed, i feel like this is biased

[@arigotjams1992]

it would be the exact same thing, even if it’s an italian who’s cooking pasta, if they aren’t using italian ingredients (right tomatoes, right basil, right oil) it won’t taste as good as it tastes at home

[@joshtyree4119]

They’d have a heart attack if they had to try Japanese interpretation of Italian food 😭

[@Lemieux_channel]

I mean, their Spaghetti Napolitan sauce is literally ketchup so yeah, I could see that😂

[@xjmmjbnqfstjdijoj2044]

Trust me Japanese people would have a heart attack too if they had to try the sushi or other "Japanese" food Italian people eat in restaurants

[@johng5261]

@@xjmmjbnqfstjdijoj2044 sushi isn't even a common meal or most Japanese

[@Ash_Wen-li]

@@johng5261 Doesn't really detract from their point. Just like Italian food. Sushi is the most changed up Japanese dish

[@SkyyPiano]

I saw Italians in Italy are putting mozzarella in sushi too

[@Imdisappointed]

me, an Italian: whatches videos about italy in general on youtube my mind after rhe video: jamme jamme, jamme jamme ja

[@wat5709]

“Only Alfredo I know was a Cuban guy” lmao

[@An-Old-Dude]

"Pretty famous... in the opposite way." The word you're looking for is: infamous

[@margaritam.9118]

Fortunate Fool No, it’s notorious.

[@JamesERoach]

The word I'm looking for, I can't say because it's a pg-rated video.

[@SecondResponder]

Margarita M. No it’s gay

[@saxx9088]

Margarita M. No that’s the literal definition of infamous

[@davidb5205]

"Alfredo" comes from Italy. Ristorante Alfredo alla Scrofa in Rome, to be exact. Italians outside Rome might just call it "pasta in bianco." However, the one in Italy is made completely different, none of that added heavy cream. The creaminess comes entirely from pasta water emulsified with butter and Parm-Reggiano.

[@AlessandroVellano1946]

Abbello io so de Roma e non ho mai sentito parlare di sto Alfredo li mortacci sua

[@qiqisfinch8865]

@@AlessandroVellano1946 AIUTO MI SENTO MALISSIMO AHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@cry1991]

@@AlessandroVellano1946 lo so sembra strano ma è vero. Non è una cosa famosa, è un ristorante che ha deciso di creare sto piatto di pasta per attirare i palati dei turisti (mi pare proprio di aver visto una loro intervista). Il ristorante esiste davvero ed è tuttora aperto

[@cry1991]

@@AlessandroVellano1946 comunque tvb mortacci loro e delle polpette giganti sicuro ripiene di aglio e burro

[@sneer0101]

Doesn't mean they eat it there.

[@chucKieROx]

“I don’t even know how I’m going to swallow even a fork of it with out a quarter liter of red wine.” Funny, I say this every time I eat anything.

[@calvinmusquez9162]

I don’t go to Olive Garden for authentic Italian cuisine. I go because I’m high, broke, and want delicious carbs.

[@sasquatchhunter86]

Lol your kind of broke and other people’s kind of broke must be different if that’s where you eat when you’re broke!

[@joet.walker7645]

Well atleast Olive Garden relates better to Italy than Outback Steakhouse does to Australia.

[@julianarocca419]

I'd disagree but I don't really know how the food is in Australia and I've only been to the outback once but that ain't really what I'd call Italian food, at least not the fettucini alfredo

[@AuraMaster7]

@@julianarocca419 fettuccini alfredo and alfredo sauce were invented in Rome by Alfredo di Lelio. His restaurant is still there, is very famous, and has walls upon walls of photos of all the world leaders and celebrities that have gone to the restaurant to try the original.

[@TommyzCrazy]

That doesn’t exactly relate to Italian food maybe because you have to go to Italy to understand

[@francesca394]

@@AuraMaster7 yeah but the american version of fettucini alfredo is different

[@viczav]

Nobody: Stefano: A C H U A L L Y

[@fchrysler23]

I’m obsessed with how they pronounce things

[@yuji7553]

Why is this not an Italian grandmas video They’ve lost their chance to get even more views

[@nimilpatel2642]

They made that look it up

[@Tyleya]

They did that one. The faces had continuous disappointment.

[@oihcam22]

Tyleya they weren’t that Italian though, these two in this video were born and raised in Italy

[@Accidental238]

oihcam22 Most of those grandmas were born in Italy but 3 of them were americans without any doubt, the accents give it away

[@itsmeandrea138]

These grandmas were old Italian Americans living in the US. Those guys are young Italian people living in Italy. Italian Americans have a very old concept of Italy. They left a poor country, Italy is now a rich country with a modern society. The Italian food is always the same (the world's best), but, since we are used to eat different kinds of food, we're not shocked, you know.

[@stacyo2839]

“Alfredo must’ve been a real cool guy” 😂

[@elizabethbrogan6582]

Italians, especially younger italians, are pretty laid back and good at keeping open minds.

[@Goldenskies__]

I found salt and vinegar lays in a grocery store in my town in Italy for the first time. I was so excited to try them, I bought 3 packs of chips and I wanted my parents to try them with me, they looked at me with such disgust in their faces lol. Older people are like that in my country, they refuse to try everything new. It's all traditions and traditions 🤷‍♀️. I mean... traditional food is really good, but trying something new won't kill them. We're definitely more openminded than the past generations.

[@ShakeSujiko]

I love this lady's attitude; slapping the guy on the arm with that bread lol

[@user-xp2lz8qk3q]

Stefano is SO ADORABLE

[@djglennb736]

Young “millennial” Italians... are open to try things. Have honest opinions. Seem really chill. Those Chinese millennials that tried Panda... horrible, thought they knew everything about their culture, were just there to bash on it.... while the older Chinese people... didn’t think it was bad. Lol.

[@Adanos163]

if new generations are not able to recognize the quality that could be actually a problem. It's not about being chill or harsh, it's about culture

[@lynncai587]

the Chinese millennials in that video are Chinese-Americans. I think a lot of ABCs (American-Born Chinese) go through a phase where they feel insecure about their identities so they go full-on out with the authenticity pretentiousness to make up for it. There was another video of young people from China trying Chinese food from around the world (including Americanized Chinese food) and they were way more respectful about- just like the italians in this video.

[@malaya9621]

2:02 "don't play with your food" stefano 😍

[@JenPurple2022]

0:51 “I don’t really know how am I gonna swallow …”😂

[@dallasharris2]

I love how she had that shirt on 🙄😭

[@frankiel3767]

I feel like the judgement is the same with every country's Americanized version of their food "It's not authentic, it's strange, it's too decadent, it's too big, but it's not bad"

[@charlottea0157]

Frankie Lindley haha 😂 that’s an American by definition haha

[@TommyzCrazy]

Well it’s because it’s simply not original

[@heroiam4067]

Frankie Lindley not bad compared to hospital meals tho

[@CS-sr5nt]

Nah, there is no such thing as "american paella or moussaka or borscht" americans for some reason just do it to us

[@dylanfreidman6175]

Alfredo sauce was created in Rome in 1914 by chef Alfredo di Lelio and served at his restaurant, Alfredo's.

[@marcotd7923]

Alfredo's original sauce is made only of butter and Parmigiano... Americans put garlic, cream, chicken amd other things

[@sammyboi1749]

Yet we never eat it and don't even know what it is 🤷

[@lazios]

dylan freidman You are right but Alfredo created (just to say, it already existed before) a simply sauce with Parmigiano and burro (true Parmigiano/butter) then with the pasta water (thanks to the starch) the "Alfredo sauce" it's made (three ingredients). When the recipe it was brought to the Usa (thx two american actors) the sauce become another thing because you add other ingredients (I believe for the poor taste of american products). So to conclude, the Alfredo sauce that's made in the US it's not the one created in Italy but the american version. Sorry for my google-eng but I'm sure that you can understand everything.

[@jamendetvarjukul]

@@lazios correct, just like pasta bolognese (ragu) in Italy is not the same in other countries like the original you would be served in Bologna. And no true Italian would order lasagna at a restaurant...

[@borgorose]

Yes yes in ur dream

[@murtyyyy2109]

It’s 2 am and I’m watching Italians eating pasta

[@LegITmOnsTER1000]

I always thought Olive Garden was overrated. I think it’s the 1/64th Italian in me

[@TommyzCrazy]

Ginger you do realize italy isn’t just the place you visit but they’re multiple cities go on the north and you’d think the streets are exactly the same as any city in Europe such as milan or Florence or bologna, I bet you’ve never been there.

[@TommyzCrazy]

Ginger I fell like you’re confusing it too Greece

[@TommyzCrazy]

Ginger and you also didn’t understand the comment above, he was talking about Olive Garden not italy, its insane how wrong and unaware you are, I’m getting the felling you’ve never even been too Europe

[@francesca394]

@Ginger okay now, I'm Italian and if you are taking about politician you will find most of the country agreeing with you, we hate them. But don't you dare talk about people, most of us are good. Are there assholes? Yes. But we are not all assholes and the one who there are most of the time get the lesson they deserve. You can't judge a country you don't live in.

[@francesca394]

@Ginger also, I'm a minority :)

[@gi2438]

“The only thing I’m really afraid of is over cooked pasta” me too lol

[@y.m.7300]

I don't know why, but I just love this video so much😂 These guys are so cool and friendly, it's so nice to listen to them❤

[@guitarcovers5437]

“The only alfredo i have ever known was a cuban guy” 😂😂

[@thefrankperspective4247]

My family and I went to Olive Garden once out of curiosity. The review “not as bad as we thought” is super accurate.

[@MrsToastBusters]

I swear i went to bologna last year and everybody was beautiful there

[@orengk2443]

My girl Roberta really be out here throwing shade🤣🤣

[@katlynhaynes8763]

His face when they pulled out that breadstick 😂😂😂

[@88KeysIdaho]

OGs breadsticks are like buttered hot dog buns. Too fluffy, and no chew.

[@ts7308]

Italy is my favourite place in the world! We always go to Palma Nova for shopping when we go to italy

[@ehmzed]

Ah yes, stereotypical borderline-offensive "Italian music" and red checked table cloth, in a BuzzWoke video

[@zbaha5109]

M Z if you’re making a video about a culture and a nationality of-course you would use stereotypical music

[@Buonbed]

I do have that table cloth😂, never heard a mandolino tho

[@Landbfksiehdksk]

How is Italian music stereotypical for an Italian?

[@mrsomarswife144]

M Z LMFAO! That was a good catch, I’m so condition I didn’t notice such.🤦🏾‍♀️

[@anthonybisesi482]

Y’all get so fuckin sensitive over every thing

[@alien_baby7924]

I'm Italian from south, had chicken fettuccine alfredo in US in olive garden. I loved them, they are not Italian at all of course this doesn't mean that it doesn't taste good 👍

[@trot0493]

I can’t stand when people critique the food based on if its “authentic” or “traditional”...just tell me if it tastes good.

[@alien_baby7924]

@@trot0493 I think people have the rights to judge if the food it's traditional or authentic, this doesn't mean that you're eating something disgusting. I've had a lot of non traditional stuff that made me laugh because of how weird and far from Italian traditions they are, but they still tasted delicious, just different 😉

[@MonicaZ1810]

Tyler B. I think it is fine as long as you know it isn’t authentic. Im mexican and enjoy taco bell but I see it as a whole different cuisine than authentic mexican food. It pisses me off that people actually think that taco bell is authentic.

[@alien_baby7924]

@@MonicaZ1810 I agree. The only thing I don't like it's when people try to claim it's authentic, otherwise I'm perfectly fine to have some "Italian cuisine" in other places of the world and most of those dishes are delicious, so why not!

[@trot0493]

@@MonicaZ1810 that's totally cool. I just want people to give everything an honest chance. I think a lot of people pre judge food on its level of authenticity. Maybe it wouldn't be served in the native country that food is based on but if you like how it tastes, I feel like that's all that matters.

[@juparisa6266]

I really wish that one day i get to travel to italy to try all the authentic italian pastas and pizzas

[@-4subscriberswithahammerad521]

Their disappointment is immeasurable, and their day is ruined “Capital of pasta”

[@elmagnificodep]

Whatever you say “Report of the Week”.

[@vanitasvirtutis4080]

I live near Bologna and Roberta speaks in a way very familiar to me. I mean, I've got the same accent when I don't concetrate while I speak English, and I, too, esitate every two words. But I think her best line was:"it's like the sugos you buy at the mall." 🤣

[@nuur2966]

I could understand the sugo part b/c it’s in Somali

[@chiarasaccount803]

HAHAHAHAHA sugos mi ha fatto morire

[@avarygrace]

italian accents are soooo soothing to listen to

[@tisaac8037]

"It's like the pasta you get when you're really sick and you stay at the hospital." 🤣🤣🤣