spaghetti

[fed2]

I have ascertained that spaghetti is much better with sauce atop the noodles, and not blended in. Q: what type of degenerate mixed noodles with sauce?

 

[Dason]

I think as with most things it depends and in this case it's highly subjective.

 

[hlsmith]

I believe I can distinguish the difference in taste if one adds noodles to sauce or sauce to noodle?

 

[Dason]

Sure but can you tell if you add milk to your spaghetti or add spaghetti to your milk

 

[hlsmith]

Yes, every time.

 

[spunky]

I would like to object to this post because it highlights those with spaghetti-making-privilege. #checkyourspaghettiprivilege

(Disclaimer: I still don't know how to make spaghetti right )

 

[Dason]

This is one privilege I still think we should discriminate based on.

 

[noetsi]

I think this is probably nested inside time since reality keeps changing. I think the proper model to distinguish this is a MLM.

 

[Dason]

*sigh* you are so bad at this. Clearly this is a geographic model.

 

[Miner]

I have ascertained that spaghetti is much better with sauce atop the noodles, and not blended in. Q: what type of degenerate mixed noodles with sauce?

People that make lasagna or baked ziti?

 

[noetsi]

*sigh* you are so bad at this. Clearly this is a geographic model.

Sadly I don't know that model....do you have any cites?

 

[noetsi]

Its a good thing we never let spunky get at the mod cake. .....

 

[Karabiner]

I have ascertained that spaghetti is much better with sauce atop the noodles, and not blended in.

How did your study design look like? And regarding ascertained and much better,
did you perform a Bayesian or a frequentist data analysis?

Q: what type of degenerate mixed noodles with sauce?

So you want to also create a typology with help of your data? I have no idea what
the data look like, but you could perhaps consider cluster analysis. Or maybe
configural frequency analysis.

With kind regards

Karabiner

 

[Karabiner]

I think as with most things it depends and in this case it's highly subjective.

That's what they say about some type of Bayesian inference? Whereas p < 0.05 is objective. For sure.

With kind regards

Karabiner

 

[Dason]

That's what they say about some type of Bayesian inference? Whereas p < 0.05 is objective. For sure.

It depends

 

[Karabiner]

It depends

Absolutely.

 

[fed2]

wow y'all have alot of spaghetti input.

I believe I can distinguish the difference in taste if one adds noodles to sauce or sauce to noodle?

Funny i always pictured myself as RA fisher in the milk tasting story, now I find myself in the shoes of the tea tasting lady! I can see how he may have not bee popular witht he local tea societies...

People that make lasagna or baked ziti?

I'll allow it.

 

[fed2]

if there are no further noodle comments, i am ready to enter the verdict: it is ok to mix sauce with noodle, but the noodle must be partially cooked prior to mixing, and the noodle must be of sufficient caliber to accommodate the sauce influx.

id like to thank the parties for their arguments; the jury is dismissed.

 

[IslaDuffy]

People that make lasagna or baked ziti? This helps me get flat belly fix.

I make lasagna more often than noodles. It is less caloric for noodles with sauce.