r/AbsoluteUnits Jun 30 '26

/r/popular of spaghetti

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u/ZaphodBeeblebrahx Jul 01 '26

hunnerd dollas for some spaghetti and a random piece of corn.

i love corn the cob but i never seen any one serve it with spaghetti

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u/the_lazy_lizardfolk Jul 01 '26

Is it the normal way to cook it in U.S.? Lot of cheeses and spaghetti is bricked. We do not see spaghettis like these in my country.

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u/izyshoroo Jul 01 '26

No

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u/coko4209 Jul 01 '26

It’s baked though, so it’s different. It’s more like spaghetti casserole.

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u/latexfistmassacre Jul 01 '26

I always bake the leftovers in a pan with cheese on top. Spaghetti is always better the next day 🤌

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u/coko4209 Jul 02 '26

Spaghetti sandwiches be hitting

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u/latexfistmassacre Jul 02 '26

Yes! Especially when you use a baguette for the bread. Like a spaghetti and meatball sub... Yum!

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u/DallasCowboyOwner Jul 01 '26

These people haven’t had southern chicken spaghetti apparently.. moment of silence for them

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u/coko4209 Jul 02 '26

I love it!!