Anonymous average_train_fan 31w

*are

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Anonymous average_train_fan 31w

You are making champanelle with cheese. never call it mac and cheese

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Anonymous OP 31w

I am following all the same steps I would to make it with macaroni noodles. In the abstract sense of mac and cheese as in “a sauce that is paired with cooked noodles”, it is mac and cheese.

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Anonymous average_train_fan 31w

Mac and Cheese is Macaroni and Cheese. If you make it with any other pasta you are incorrect

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Anonymous OP 31w

Just wait until you hear about eggplant lasagna, that’s not even a noodle

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Anonymous average_train_fan 31w

eggplant lasagna is not lasagna it’s eggplant lasagna. it’s in the name. you are making a different dish

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Anonymous OP 31w

It is a lasagna despite being made with eggplant

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Anonymous average_train_fan 31w

It’s eggplant lasagna. it’s a different dish. it is a lasagna inspired dish. it’s not lasagna it is eggplant lasagna.

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Anonymous OP 31w

And yet it’s still called lasagna, and still is lasagna. Same recipe with one thing changed. Almost like making mac and cheese with a different kind of noodle.

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Anonymous average_train_fan 31w

it’s not. it’s eggplant lasagna. it’s a different dish. mac and cheese is only macaroni. you can use the same recipe but it’s going to be a different dish.

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because you’re wrong. it’s not lasagna because it doesn’t use lasagna. and it’s going to be like that.. because they are wrong. It’s not mac and cheese because… it’s not mac and cheese. It’s in the name

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i’m going to leave the party because i don’t want to be associated with those kinds of people. I would never be friends with someone that doesn’t understand basic pasta naming conventions

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Anonymous OP 31w

Okay you HAVE to be trolling

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