I believe "tasteful" carbonara is opposite to "obscene" carbonara, which- according to every outspoken Italian person on the internet- would seem to be the kind made with bacon instead of guanciale.
what if I use fried guacamole instead?
I am not a native english man is that not how you say that’s some good pasta?
Yes and no: while this is technically correct, flavorful or tasty is more frequently used about food, whereas tasteful is more often used about the other definition of taste, like for example aesthetics or, as I'm alluding to here, tasteful artistic nudity 😁
I believe "tasteful" carbonara is opposite to "obscene" carbonara, which- according to every outspoken Italian person on the internet- would seem to be the kind made with bacon instead of guanciale.
what if I use fried guacamole instead?
I am not a native english man is that not how you say that’s some good pasta?
Yes and no: while this is technically correct, flavorful or tasty is more frequently used about food, whereas tasteful is more often used about the other definition of taste, like for example aesthetics or, as I'm alluding to here, tasteful artistic nudity 😁
Thx
I need it to have some correlation to the Carbonaro Effect
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