Want your friends to stop asking you to cook? Maybe try this "hack". Photo / Facebook
Want your friends to stop asking you to cook? Maybe try this "hack". Photo / Facebook
An "ultimate spaghetti trick" featuring a woman serving a spaghetti-and-meatballs dinner on her kitchen counter has left the internet disgusted.
First Lisa starts off by pouring two large bottles of store-bought marinara sauce over the white marble countertop, while her friend questions what she is doing in the background.
"Allmy friends are coming over and this is the easiest way to make spaghetti for a crowd."
A large bowl of meatballs then goes straight on the sauce before adding a mountain of powdered parmesan cheese.
When her friend asks what's next, Lisa cheerfully responds, "Well, you gotta mix it up girl!" and proceeds to fold the entire mixture into itself, and it isn't a pretty sight.
This is the final product before mixing. Photo / Facebook
Once the meal is all "mixed" she then tells viewers they can add a little salad, before throwing a bunch of lettuce and dressing on there, accompanied with some breadsticks.
The woman in the video claims "this is how real Italians make spaghetti, and understandably Italian viewers were disgusted with Lisa's claim.
"If u were Italian you wouldn't serve jar gravy or sauce let alone make a mismess on your counter top," one Facebook user wrote (sic).
Doesn't the mixing process just look divine? Photo / Facebook
"She said she's Italian and that's the way they do it. Never ever in my 60 years of being Italian have I seen somebody do that. I would never eat at your house," wrote another.
"On behalf of all Italians, we do not claim this. Your first mistake was the Prego, then the store-bought grated cheese, and lastly your meatballs aren't even cooking IN the sauce, probably store-bought too. My grandparents would have KILLED us for making such a mess and for disrespecting their homemade noodles! Maybe she meant family style but we still use BOWLS and PLATES! Good Lord, must be a new kind of Italian [sic]."
"I sure as hell didn't survive a pandemic just to risk it all for Prego sauce on someone's nasty ass counter," a doctor called Ryan Marino wrote on Twitter.
I sure as hell didn’t survive a pandemic just to risk it all for Prego sauce on someone’s nasty ass counter https://t.co/AsapydpL1A
Although this Facebook page is known for making comedy videos usually involving food, viewers were outraged by this video in particular, saying it had gone too far.
"This is what's happening. We're going back to the stone ages where y'all need to relearn how to cook and shower and maybe return to being humans. That's got to be it. No other explanation," an outraged viewer said.
