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C. sapidus

C. sapidus

Son is from Russia. When he came home at 6 yo (speaking no English) we asked if he wanted pasta for dinner. He looked horrified. We later learned that "pasta" meant toothpaste. :laugh: What we call pasta is "macaroni."

 

From that perspective, any kind of pasta can be used in mac & cheese. :rolleyes:

 

I was never a big mac & cheese fan until I had some at a wedding reception in South Carolina. Holy crackers that was good. I have been chasing the dragon ever since.

 

Mac & cheese with gochujang sounds delicious.

C. sapidus

C. sapidus

Son is from Russia. When he came home at 6 yo (speaking no English) we asked if he wanted pasta for dinner. He looked horrified. We later learned that "pasta" meant toothpaste. :laugh: What we call pasta is "macaroni."

 

From that perspective, any kind of pasta can be used in mac & cheese. :rolleyes:

 

I was never a bit mac & cheese fan until I had some at a wedding reception in South Carolina. Holy crackers that was good. I have been chasing the dragon ever since.

 

Mac & cheese with gochujang sounds delicious.

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