Lol, also there’s no problem if you realize the dish is too small as a main course and decide to order something else. It will take longer to prepare and you’ll have to wait, but they’ll be happy to do it. Restaurants cost more than pizzerias for obvious reasons, but usually a reliable way to tell if a dish will be enough is by the price. Tho it depends how expensive the place is

Yeah, it’s cause pizza is a whole meal, while pasta is a first course, so you’re supposed to have a second one, say meat.

You’re seriously comparing 10% with over 40%?

Let them do what they do best

Ok then, you asked for it. Maybe if you had the energy to cut your own food and put it in your mouth by yourself you wouldn’t weigh 300 lbs. go eat a bucket of something, please

You don’t believe I was making fun on the guy you replied to?

Where’s the cheddar bro?!

I wouldn’t dare be that optimistic

I like my pizza digested

Yeah, why not? Why not perpetuating American stereotypes? Nice job

And it’s up to our customs how the fuck we wanna eat it

Remember pizza? Yeah, we discovered it in Naples, tweaked the ingredients a bit making our own version, and we popularized it in northern Italy and then in all the world.

Source: Murica

You think northern Italians know anything about fake Italian food y’all do in America? I don’t mean to shit on you, every country makes up their own version of foreign food, and there’s nothing wrong with that.

But to think that a certain dish had to pass through the US to get from Calabria to northern Italy is simply stupid. Don’t you think maybe, just maybe, geographically and culturally we’re closer to each other than we are to the US?

>one thing I can’t get over in Italy is it’s standard to order your own pizza and it’s a lot of food

Can I ask what do you means by that? Just the fact that we eat the whole thing instead of individual slices?

This is not confusing at all (the way you put it, I mean). But it’s very complicated, and we have to consider these names were not regular like they might be in today’s Brazil: only nobles had these many names since it was, in fact, pompous. Regular people only had a praenomen, as they didn’t belong to a gens.