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During WW2 the US Army shared a lot of hot dogs and Spam…

Daniel WillametzRepostFacebook120
Sep 30

During WW2 the US Army shared a lot of hot dogs and Spam with starving Filipinos. That's how hot dogs ended up in spaghetti

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Who does it rightYuckBanana ketchupJapan's NapolitanJust a preference
Who does it right
Maurizio Lazzara4

Americans don't know how to eat spaghetti 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yuck
Wayne Scott Stevens4

Yuck 🤮

Banana ketchup
Erick Bcd3

They didn't even have tomatoes. That's where banana ketchup came from.

Japan's Napolitan
Purl Drag5

It's an interesting topic, because Japan has an American-inspired spaghetti dish called Napolitan, which is ketchup spaghetti made with sausage, onion, peppers and so on. Instead of getting hate, people love it. Japanese ketchup is sweeter than American ketchup, and they may add a little sugar.

Just a preference
Almar Pantaleon3

Nope! It's just a preference.

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