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    5/27/2022 4:05 am  #1

    xoxoxoBruce
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    Pasta & Tomato

    Moe kinds of pasta than you can shake a stick at, and this is just a sampling...


    How about some red stuff with that...

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    5/28/2022 11:02 am  #2

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    Re: Pasta & Tomato

    I'm too lazy to look it up.  Do they call bowties farfalle in Italy?

     

    5/28/2022 7:49 pm  #3

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    Don't look it up.  Just look up.  Third pic from the bottom in the pics of pasta Bruce posted.  Farfalle.

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    5/29/2022 12:11 pm  #4

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    Uh, thanks TNW, but that is kind of why I asked.
    So I did look it up.
    Now I know what the apparel item "bow tie" is called in Italy, which I think is the same thing as what they call it in Italian.  Think Steve McQueen.
    But it is still confusing. so I'll ask for more input.
    In German, it is "die Fliege." 

     

    5/29/2022 3:03 pm  #5

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    I've seen Farfalle printed on the boxes of at least Barilla and San Giorgio.

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    5/29/2022 8:21 pm  #6

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    Diaphone Jim wrote:

    Uh, thanks TNW, but that is kind of why I asked.
    So I did look it up.
    Now I know what the apparel item "bow tie" is called in Italy, which I think is the same thing as what they call it in Italian.  Think Steve McQueen.
    But it is still confusing. so I'll ask for more input.
    In German, it is "die Fliege." 

    My apologies, Jim.  I didn't get the distinction between bowtie pasta, and actual bowties.

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    5/30/2022 11:06 am  #7

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    I think Italians may have a choice between cravatta de farfalla and il papillon.

     

    5/31/2022 1:44 am  #8

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    I'm only concerned what to call the shape/size I'm trying to buy.
    Don't want to have to concentrate too hard as I'm busy watching for immigrants trying to replace us.

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    5/31/2022 12:06 pm  #9

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    And there is a growing list of those who need replacing.

     

    5/31/2022 5:12 pm  #10

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    So what is a Tomato Pie?  Why is it served cold?  Why does it come in the shape of a pizza - when it isn't?

     

     

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