Chef (thelemmy.club)
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[–] 3 points 2 days ago (2 children)

leaves me puzzled as to how much of Europe is getting it wrong when Italy is right there.

That's the part you're not getting. Europe isn't the one "getting it wrong." If you want to claim that only one way is correct, then the US is the incorrect way.

A country's proximity to italy is irrelevant. There's literally an Italian in this thread who says margherita pizza in italy just means cheese pizza.

It's like claiming Germany does bratwurst wrong because it doesn't taste like the ones you get from the supermarket in the US.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 day ago

    Checking various lists from countries this is as far as I can tell EXCLUSIVELY a problem of western Europe.

    All three of the Americas, china, Russia, japan, Scandinavian, and basically everywhere else I can find. Use two different terms to separate a cheese and margarita pizza.

    So this is just a case of Europe is infact wrong. In fact Naples where the pizza style was invented uses the same terms as america.

    The USA copied Naples.

    The UK and much of western Europe. Like normal, is bastardizing what foods are called while the rest of the world just steals the terms from where it's invented.

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