There is a vast array of culinary traditions across the world. The food culture of every country has some distinctive characteristics. While Indian people mostly prefer spicy curry items, in France, most of the native dishes feature cheese. However, this sort of limitation seems meaningless nowadays when global food chains have their branches in every nook and corner of the world. The emergence of such restaurant companies has enabled the opportunity to taste any foreign cuisines, no matter where you reside.
Even though a dish is globally popular, the people of different regions follow their own way of having it. Shedding light on the topic, a Los Angeles-based content creator named Fabio Farati recently shared a hilarious video, titled “How To Eat Spaghetti”. Having originated from the Italian region of Sicily in the 12th century, these thin, durum wheat-made noodles now have a huge fanbase in every part of the world. It is considered the dry version of famous Italian cuisine pasta.
In the Instagram reel, Fabio Farati could be seen sarcastically predicting the native way of having spaghetti in different countries. He started with the UK where people might use a knife and forks to cut short the strands. In the following frame, Farati portrayed the character of a Japanese guy who was spotted pouring soya sauce into his spaghetti before using chopsticks to have it.
Next came the most bizarre part of the video where Farati became an American, who prefers tomato ketchup in his food. Viewers were undoubtedly left in splits when Farati added an entire bottle of tomato ketchup to the spaghetti. He, however, looked not quite satisfied with the amount and went on to look for another bottle.
The upcoming frame featured a man from Iceland where people mostly experience a wintry atmosphere. Referring to the persistent cold conditions, Farati was seen using a hammer to break a frozen chunk of spaghetti. He also took a dig at the immense popularity of Vodka in Poland. At the end of the video, Farati showed the way of having spaghetti in Italy. He added some shredded cheese to the dish and went on to enjoy it with a glass of red wine.
The video has received more than 21 million views on Instagram while garnering over 7,40,000 likes. In the comment section, a man from the USA countered, “ I’ve never put ketchup on Spaghetti that’s just disgusting.” One user feels “Italy won” in this battle of food cultures. “I don’t know what experience you have with Poland. I have never seen such people like you presented,” a Polish woman commented.
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