So sauces by definition are liquid. And soups by definition are dishes with a liquid base that may or may not contain solid foods. Therefore: spaghetti is a soup. Discuss. - ThreadSky

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jrawry.bsky.social • 74 days ago

So sauces by definition are liquid. And soups by definition are dishes with a liquid base that may or may not contain solid foods. Therefore: spaghetti is a soup.

Discuss.

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foxhack.bsky.social•74 days ago

There's not enough liquid in the dish for it to be a soup. Sorry.

shawndoublea.bsky.social•74 days ago

The sauce is not the base. It's an addition. You can have tomato soup with noodles in it. But that's different.

jrawry.bsky.social•74 days ago

Wait you're saying you don't drown your spaghetti in so much sauce that it might as well be the base?

richardmv.bsky.social•74 days ago

Soup for some, stew for others?

shawndoublea.bsky.social•74 days ago

No?

jrawry.bsky.social•74 days ago

alannamode.bsky.social•74 days ago

As a fellow spaghetti drowner, I unfortunately have to confirm that it is not a soup regardless of noodle to sauce ratio

jrawry.bsky.social•74 days ago

I'm just saying it meets all the definitions

alannamode.bsky.social•72 days ago

Man no it does not 🤣

timstatis.bsky.social•72 days ago

😆 these definitions are missing some details.

aid1043.bsky.social•74 days ago

I'll use the same test as the "is it a sandwich" debate: if the average person went to a restaurant and said "bring me a soup", would they be reasonably upset if the waiter brings them spaghetti? I think they would

aimunicolem.bsky.social•74 days ago

Thank you, Aid. I know at least you have my back 🫶

aimunicolem.bsky.social•74 days ago

WRONG! ACTUALLY FUCKING WRONG. HOW DARE YOU BRING THIS TO SOCIAL MEDIA!

infinitefreetime.com•72 days ago

I say thee nay. Spaghetti is still spaghetti even if it's completely plain. It does not have a "liquid base."

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