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I don't get it. Its only good if the sauce is good... so why don't use just eat the sauce over veggies and/or meat?

As a filler food, brown rice and potatoes atleast have SOME nutritional value.

Note: I made pasta for lunch today trying to stretch my budget. Yuck!

Note2: Mac and Cheese is nasty. Deal with it.

Good pasta is good in it's own right. Plus, if it's nutrition that bothers you you can get fancy with whole grain pastas that are pretty good actually.

G. Keenan wrote:Good pasta is good in it's own right. Plus, if it's nutrition that bothers you you can get fancy with whole grain pastas that are pretty good actually.

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we usually do pasta and put some garlic, parmasean, Essence, and other things on it to go as a side with like steak...yummo

What a terrible rant. While pasta isn't very healthy for you its delicious!!! In fact I'm making spaghetti tonight for dinner.

TimeForGuinness wrote:

G. Keenan wrote:Good pasta is good in it's own right. Plus, if it's nutrition that bothers you you can get fancy with whole grain pastas that are pretty good actually.

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if we're in no mood to really cook.. we'll do plain pasta with
a little butter and parmesan cheese.. i think it's very good..

but i'm poor white trash.. so .. take it for what's it's worth..

cardinalkarp wrote:What a terrible rant. While pasta isn't very healthy for you its delicious!!! In fact I'm making spaghetti tonight for dinner.

If its delicious then why does it taste bad? When my mom used to make spaghetti, I would enjoy the meat sauce a lot, but the noodels were like taste road blocks. My step dad makes GREAT spaghetti and meat balls... so basically the sauce and meatballs were good and the pasta was okay if you smothered it in enough sauce and meat.

G. Keenan wrote:Good pasta is good in it's own right.

How do "good" plain starchy noodles differ from, "bad" plain starchy noodles?

JCShutout wrote:

cardinalkarp wrote:What a terrible rant. While pasta isn't very healthy for you its delicious!!! In fact I'm making spaghetti tonight for dinner.

If its delicious then why does it taste bad?

G. Keenan wrote:Good pasta is good in it's own right.

How do "good" plain starchy noodles differ from, "bad" plain starchy noodles?

I think you're just buying crappy cheap pasta.

I'm going to make a rant about bread because it's better with roast beef on it.