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Since pizza and pasta are never far from each other, it certainly makes sense that we'd see pasta in a cone!
Okay, it doesn't make sense at all, even if the pitch is that the cones makes eating pasta more convenient and portable. Pizza makes sense because the pizza cone is essentially a more formalized version of the way many people eat large slices of thin crust pizza -- folded up. Why on Earth would one put pasta in a waffle cone?!?! Even if it is technically portable, we can't imagine that all of the ingredients, particularly long strands of spaghetti come tumbling out of the cone once you take a bite.
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1-19-2008 @8:01PM Lewis said... I think it's in Thailand where they have 'food' flavored ice cream and they serve it in a hamburger bun. Not so much weird as just different. Sure I'm not going to find an anchovies ice cream on a hamburger bun or Alfredo in a waffle cone here in Texas but hey they're not in Texas.
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1-19-2008 @8:52PM JC said... oh my god...I'm Korean, and I'm disgusted by most of the stuff coming out korean restaurants. On behalf of us Koreans with good taste, apologies to all.
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1-20-2008 @11:16AM Red Icculus said... Pizza makes sense. It is an all inclusive package like how people normally roll up their pizza. Spaghetti you would just slurp it out of the cone.
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1-20-2008 @10:41AM Temple said... Actually, I think pasta in a cone sounds oddly appetizing, and I'm not Korean.
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1-20-2008 @1:14PM Tamer Brad said... That looks really good. :(
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1-21-2008 @4:55PM sk said... Is this any less objectionable than an article entitled "Mexicans eat crap" or "no wonder Germans are such savage eaters"? Americans conceive of, market, and eat all types of swill. It is one thing to point out the oddness of some food innovation, but I find your position ridiculous. I wonder if you have an issue with your Koreanness, if you are indeed Korean.
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