The Secret History of Pasta
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2016
- This fun, animated video follows the history of pasta from 5th century Sicily to the present day. Animation: Fly Machine Picture Co.
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I wish to say that tomato sauce didn't come around until Christopher Columbus. Tomatoes and from the New World. All around a great video though!
Yes Leah, Tomato's as well as Peppers originated in MEXICO, and then were traded everywhere else. Italy Got Tomato's from Spain !
@@noblehousefoundation1731 But, the Spanish never took those ingredients to make pasta sauce. Italy did. Checkmate, Spain. 😂😂😂
The tomato sauce didn't catch on untill the 18th or 19th century first in the south of Italy.
@@lucabennito3651 Wrong Tomato sauce did exist prior to the Spaniards as it was written in the Codex of spanish priest in Mexico city and talked about the Aztecs cooking and making sauces with different sized and color tomatos (tomatl which is actually green and red version is Jitomatl) Spanish cooked sofrito like dishes which was introduced to southern Italy due to the lack of spices which was around very very late 1700 but mostly 1800 was when it gained popularity
Tomato sauce is so overrated
Eggman's voice actor!
Sniper Melon I thought his voice sounded familiar
And the voice of the Pokemon narrator!!
Leo Burnett and 4Kids are the devil
The worst one, btw.
@@Dr.Frasier_Crane I think you are the only person in the world who thinks that XD
love to hear more eggman narration.
Already the ancient Etruscans cooked pasta as evidenced by a fourth century BC tomb in the Etruscan necropolis of Cerveteri, on the walls are stuccoed the tools for working the pasta by hand.
Finally 67 Claudius Knows the TRUTH!
Naw playa - "In 2005, the world’s noodle enthusiasts got really excited when Chinese scientists unearthed a 4000-year-old bowl of noodles at an archaeological site at Lajia, China. This discovery appeared to mark the earliest example of the noodle in history: surely it could put the noodle v pasta debate in your head to bed?" - Etruscans were around @ 700 BCE. Simple math tells me the Chinese invented noodles, right around the time people in the area now called Italy were still pulling women into caves by their hair.
@@longdong2356 Italian pasta doesn't come from Chinese noodles so it doesn't matter how long the Chinese where making it different foods with different origin storys
@@joedino5774 Are you deaf and illiterate?
Thats exactly what the video explains
Both Arabs and people in Mediterranean had pieces of cooked dough that they boiled and ate that looked like pasta.
Arabs were the using rolled up pasta or noodles in their travels, when they traveling to and from Chin through the Silk Road.
They were traveling from the Mediterranean to China. They introduced it to Sicily when they owned and controlled it.
Noodles was introduced to Italy from China
@@zochbuppet448 so what your saying is they traveled from Sicily to China but somehow it came from China to Sicily sounds like u got something backwards there pal
Fun video ! Whoever first invented pasta....I sure am impressed by how they used their noodle !!
you forgot about the Etruscans, they made pasta way before anyone! and they were in northern Italy !
Not before the Asians though.
@@tielohnoms doesn't matter Italian pasta doesn't come from Asian noodles
@@tielohnoms Asian don't make pasta they make noodles different foods different origin story
@@joedino5774 it came from. Middle east which is asia
@@joedino5774 Italians just call Noodles Pasta. Same thing different names.
My teacher made me watch this for a class and as soon as I heard him speak, I'm like "EGGMAN!!!!"
Me too
Your voice made me homesick! Subscribed.
Pasta, my favourite meal!
this guy sounds like he'd be the fun uncle
It’s Mike Pollock.
@@JHEntertainment98 yes thank you
What do you call fake Chinese noodles?
An impasta
Chinsese noodles sucks
wrong its copypasta
Chinese made noodles first
@@anonymousadmiral2638 don't matter what they made first Italian pasta is not come from China completely different origin story completely different foods that's why we don't call pasta noodles because it doesn't come from Chinese noodles
Mayonaise pasta taste good
Internet has your pasta is noodles
The Italians didn't start with tomato sauce. They started out using some other type of sauce.
What was this other type of sauce? Cant leave us hanging man
@@KA-vs7nl it was... semen mixed with pepper,salt and garlic
Ron Nato Infacts Bolognese Ragù did not included tomato before the end of 1800... 😀😎😘
olive oil
That's because tomatoes are vegetables from the New World and were hardly known in the Renaissance era.
The Ancient Estruscans were making pasta over 2400 years ago. The whole Marco Polo thing is a myth.
no, that's fake news. noodles WERE invented in China and were the predecessors to spaghetti.
@M Curious how westerners eat noodles with tools? fork? You can't grab the noodles with your hands either, apparently the noodles come from China where chopsticks are used.
@@jackzhou4813 funny how this legend was born from an american advertisement, how would marco polo have said what he had seen in china was "pasta" if he had never seen it before?
@@jackzhou4813 Chinese hacker
Funny how you are all arguing here as if you were there when it was first made
Can we have one on curry next?
Yes Italy did have pasta long before Marco polo, introduce by middle east, but it makes you wonder where they got it from.
I feel like China invented noodles(since they have the earliest recorded existence of noodles), and maybe in one of their trades it got into Middle Eastern cuisine, and from there Arab trade with Italians eventually became pasta....?
@@RoryNeala exactly
@corsaro nero www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2005/10/4-000-year-old-noodles-found-in-china/#:~:text=Noodle%20History&text=Prior%20to%20the%20discovery%20of,to%20Italy%20by%20the%20Arabs. Read the article, this is why I arrived at that conclusion that pasta derived from noodles in China because the earliest proof of existence of noodles was in China. Perhaps in a trade route or what stuffs, differences in wheat or basically ingredients the noodles in China became what we know today as pasta. Also why don't you source your info first as your plagiarized essay proves nothing. So if it was widely known then, does it follow that they did invent it? Did they source it from a trade?
@corsaro nero www.theatlantic.com/china/archive/2013/08/the-history-of-noodles-how-a-simple-food-became-a-worldwide-staple/278637/ Both the Italians and Chinese lay claim to inventing the noodle. According to your research, where did noodles come from?
The oldest historical mention of noodles I could find appears in a dictionary from the third century A.D. in China. The earliest Chinese noodles, though, don't appear as strands of dough -- they were shaped into little bits, formed from bread dough, and thrown into a wok of boiling water. That kind of noodle, called mian pian, is still eaten in China. This was one of the most interesting pieces of research I came across -- that noodles in China actually began with its tradition of bread, something that is still widely eaten across northern China. (Mcdonnel, Justin. The Atlatnic. August 13, 2013)
@corsaro nero www.sbs.com.au/food/article/2016/07/29/who-invented-noodle-italy-or-china “We aren’t sure if the noodle developed in the west separately, after it appeared in the east or if pasta, as we know it, even relates to the noodles that were first eaten in China. There could have been two different food traditions that developed side-by-side in opposite parts of the world.
“But based on my journey, it seems that Chinese noodles made their way throughout Asia, Korea and Japan, all through Central Asia and then through to Turkey. It makes sense as that was the way migration patterns moved and trading routes went.”
Lin-Liu explains that as for Italian pasta, “Middle Eastern noodles, which developed after the fifth century, most likely influenced Europe”. (Lin Liu author of the Noodle Road)
He doesn't necessarily confirm China invented it but that he doesn't completely dismiss that the pasta could have been derived from noodles due to trade routes.
Can some one explain about latteruolo
Holy crap the minute I heard the narrator the my 1st thought was
*RAtaToiNG*
THEN pokemon xD
I love both pastas (esp spaghetti and fettucini) and noodles and don't care who created those most delicious food first.
Woman moment
I like this story better 😂🍝
I like how all of history was about coming together and sharing ingredients and methods of cooking, now all the sudden they want people to stop and claim them for only their countries cuisine.
Hamburgers will always be American and you will never convince me otherwise.
Lotsa Spaghetti!
Marco Polo is that game you play in the pool 🤪
Somebody tocha my spaghetti
Yoooo!! Ataryaaah!! Im arab and i did not know this!! We eat ataryah while sweet didn’t know it had this impact!!
Beerus would like to know your location!
im sorry but did you say the name was "marco pollo?
Hey, can you do history of noodles pls
Who first invented noodles?
The oldest evidence of noodles was from 4,000 years ago in China. In 2005, a team of archaeologists reported finding an earthenware bowl that contained 4000-year-old noodles at the Lajia archaeological site. These noodles were said to resemble lamian, a type of Chinese noodle.
5th Century
Italian eating Pasta barehand
Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese: Just use two f**king stick
You mentioned 1700BCE is that equivelant to 1200 BC or 35AD
Who's else is watching this whilst eating pasta?
Where ever pasta. pizza. cannoli. Came from italy up granded it to the best way possible.!!!🇮🇹
Italians invented it to period
@@joedino5774 they didn't invent half of what they claim to have, rather they were a hub of trade. Sometimes, it's nearly impossible to pinpoint where something began in the Mediterranean. Until recently most of your people were illiterate farmers.
@@blackcitroenlove illiterate farmers this is post Roman times Italy was already home one of the greatest empires in human history and the future birth place of some of history's greatest artest architects and scientists. Even morden day politics can be traced to ancient rome.
It's originated from China, pasta is eggs noodle, Cannoli is dumpling, Dim Sum. Stop, claims everything that not your.
@@buukute Cannoli tastes better than Dim sum though. Pasta is better than grass pasta
GRAVYS GOOD TONIGHT 😃
Just "SAUCE"
Uh, the contradiction is that the Arabs brought pasta through the silk road.....the silk road started from China.
"Pasta doesn't make you fat.How much pasta you eat makes you fat." ---GIADA De LAURENTIIS (Giada's Feel Good Food). Did you know that Americans purchase one and a half to two million pounds of pasta every year?
Ed Keaton Just one and half million pounds pasta? Newbies... 🤣🤣🤣
@epicurious I heard your voice as dr eggman from sonic
Why do you sound like dr pingas my boi
How’d the sauce come about??
Jojo reference at 1:56
MAIDEN HEAVEN
Did anyone even saw the video when commenting about who invented pasta?
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Past is so similar like chowmin that we use in asian countries like china, japan, Nepal, Thailand etc.
No pasta is prepared in Italy since (at least) etruscan.
The Marco Polo story is an american myth.
Seductive
Who knew 🍝
1:43 - day 7 of low carb diet
My favourite pasta plate is spinach lasagna
So italy liberalised pasta😂😂
MEATBALLL!!!!
The greatest food known to man kind
And I dare to say it’s quite one of well balanced food in the world
.....Eggman?
Tomato sauce is Mexican yeaaa! Which is probably why Italian flag is red white and green. It’s ok, like we fixed their pasta we can also fix their flag by adding a snake and an eagle.
Seduuuuccccctive....are they suggesting pasta is a aphrodisiac?
Couscous is pasta from north Africa and its been around for 2300 years. Tomatoes come from Peru. Tomatoes did not exist in Europe until the explorers brought them over.
Couscous is NOT pasta. And tomatoes come from Mexico not Peru
10 seconds in and 4 cheesy food puns already? No pun intended.
Did Italy found Unearthed pasta? To claim its the oldest?
I’m a pasta lover ❤️🍝
Date: June 22 2024
12:52 AM
That red salsa that comes with your tacos, We've been eating it for thousands of years. Salsa is literally Spanish for sauce.
What is bce
Something soy boys say so they don't offend jews
Only here because Mike Pollock.
Isn't pasta the short or flat one, and spaghetti the long one ?
No, spaghetti is type of pasta
Actually pasta is the whole category. Then you have different types of pasta, for example spaghetti.
Do anyone eat spaghetti while watching this?
You have to remember, despite what you think, the far east existed along before history was even first documented. It existed even before greeks started settlements in Europe. So to say that it ever existed before civilizations in asia thought of it is misleading.
The italian pasta comes from of arab pasta introduced in the middle ages in Sicily by the arab-muslims when they have colonized it (Marco Polo was not even born) and they held this specialty of mesopotamians who made it since antiquity.
yes u are correct but italians and europeans get mad
The arab pasta possibly noodle. They got it from China.
Pasta is just European thingy. Only European especially Italian call this thing as pasta. Even tho it's actually a noodle.
Europeans and their narcissistic & egocentric complex..
No you didn't listen to the video?
My english is not great.
@@DBT1007 nope they didn't
PaStA agrees👍
Adam ruins everything food editions
It's another thing the white man will take credit from a minority.
@Madi N sorry to break it to ya, every ingredient that your country got, it's from other countries, it men like Marco that goes around taking and stealing culture from others, what you Europeans had was salt and meat. Ice cream was invented in China, on that note, most of everything you can thanks China for.
@Madi N did you not read what i wrote? I said men like him, don't say you Italian weren't exploring for goods, i guess someone fell alseep during history.
@Madi N
spaghetti is lo mein noodles,
ravioli is wonton,
Pizza is spring onion flat-bread,
The list goes on, Asians been eating this in earlier times, long before the white men invasion. We were eating like this, while you were figuring out how to keep your meat from rotting with salt.
@Madi N okay 👌 , whatever you say, it obviously who slow and dumb, and lazy to look it up . I'm not wasting my intelligence on a caveman.
It's called a search engine, might make you smart.
@@hksrb25s16 Pasta comes from the ancient etruscans thousand of years ago when China and Italy didn't even have any contact with each other so all those dishes developed independently from one another
Marco Polo looks sad
Marco Polo never existed...its a made up story
Because he was Venetian, and never ever had the chance of eating Spaghetti that are from Naples. They ate pasta in broth in Venice in the middle ages... ✌️😉👍
Zoch Buppet Yup... A made up story from a merchant named Marco Polo who even wrote his Memories... ✌️😉👍
The myth of a Chinese origin 🇨🇳 of the Italian pasta 🍝 is FALSE.
When Marco Polo brought back in Venice Chinese noodles 🍜 in 1295, pasta was already known in all Italy, but it was not called "pasta".
The Italian words "Lasagna" and "Lasagne" both come from "Làganon" (in Greek 🇬🇷) or "Làganum" (in Latin🏛️: the plural of both languages is "Làgana"), a type of dried pasta well known by Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 B.C.).
Centuries later Abū ‘Abd Allāh Muhammad ibn Idrīs al-Ṣiqillī, an Arab cartographer 🇸🇦 who lived in Sicily in the XII century mentioned the "Itriyya", a particular long, thin and cylindrical pasta known nowadays as spaghetti 🍝
In 1275 in Genova (20 years before the famous journey of Marco Polo) a notary wrote in his diary 📝 that, among the goods 🗡️📯🌰🏺of one of his clients (a soldier), there was a "bariscela plena de macaronis", that is "a pot full of maccheroni/macaroni/pasta.
Hey Ashley, You are correct and So you know :, the Etruscans, the pre-italians of Italy before the Italians were making pasta way before anybody else! Recent archeology has found pasta making tools and equipment in their buried ruins, The TRUTH Shall Set You Free !
Naw playa - "In 2005, the world’s noodle enthusiasts got really excited when Chinese scientists unearthed a 4000-year-old bowl of noodles at an archaeological site at Lajia, China. This discovery appeared to mark the earliest example of the noodle in history: surely it could put the noodle v pasta debate in your head to bed?" - Etruscans were around @ 700 BCE. Simple math tells me the Chinese invented noodles, right around the time people in the area now called Italy were still pulling women into caves by their hair.
@Carlo Canti Pasta is noodles lol.
Ashley Frazza Genova 1275? Well that it is not even enough close to the complexity of real history...
In year 800 CE major city producing pasta in Europe was Arab Sicilian Capital of Palermo, while major producer of Pasta in Europe was Barcelona in Spain where the Moors introduced laganae but wrapped in a tube shape and called "canelons" that were exported and apprecciated in Sardinia, Genoa and South Italy where Cannelloni are still present and became part of Italian Cuisine...
History of Mediterranean migration of food and loans between various cultures that faced that sea is sure fascinating... 😀😎😘
Show me a painting pre - date since the Roman time has a bow of noodles in it. Recipe making noodles, Dumplings are all came from China period.
Pasta fits perfectly with fork. Checkmate atheists!
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Is it true marco polo didnt invented spaghetti. accordingly pasta actually exist in mideteranean its in geography
its definitelt from China
Infacts Chinese in these 4000 years that invented noodles are known to have eaten also Lasagne cooked in Oven, Tortellini in Broth of Bologna and northern italy, common in Venice too... And Chinese also left their noodles out of ramen broth, starting consuming it with cheese or minced meat, as they were made in Naples way before Tomato made-hit the European Coastline...
Chinese emperors were surs famous for apprecciating and eating lasagne and there are lots of chinese lasagne restaurants in Xing'an 2000 years ago and upto whole medieval age when Chinese completely forgot their existence leaving it to the Italians...
Please, but please... 🤦
I dont eat noodle its scary they can be alive
the secret history of pasta when a arab merchant from silk road brought dried noodle called itriyah to Italy , meanwhile China has biggest role in silk road and just like how papers introduce to arab before it brought to west , and now the rest are history
Pasta was made by Etruscans before the silk road opened. game over
@@elchudcampeador5642 The first written references to noodles or pasta can be found in Chinese texts dating back about 3200 years.
As usual, sine Graecos nihil.
I dunno the informative value of this video... Tomato sauce everywhere before even Tomato was imported from American Continent, and before European start consuming it at end of 1600... 🤔
lol they didn't start using tomatos until the 1800
@@alexcontreras6103 Tomato had been started being used from 1680 circa in Italian kitchen and just as sort of curiosity food, because people was approaching tomato very cautiously due to many had been tried eating the leaves but these are poisonous for the Solanine they contain and cooking or boiling tomato leaves does not get rid of this dangerous substance.
It has been credited that even fruits being mildly poisoning the body of people consuming tomato and slowly accumulating into the body causing death.
Also eating the fruits in the first time was limited, due to the belief that tomato was a powerful aphrodisiac (a belief born in France and England) and eating it had caused various poisoning secondary effects to people who had consumed tomato even just to increase their love capability...
But just in the timelapse of a century, in 1780/1790 tomato was used everywhere in Italian Kitchen, even on Pizza...
But that was not unusual behaviour. Also potatoes in first times had a bad reputation. People were afraid consuming it because it was credited that eating potatoes had made slowly mentally insane people consuming that kind of tuber.
But in the end also potatoes entered in the diet of European peoples... 🤔
@@raffaeleirlanda6966 But Pizza wasn't invented until 1889
@@alexcontreras6103 Actually the most ancient testimony about pizza dates back year 997 A.D.
Pizza has turned age of 1013 birthdays this year... 🎂
Most ancient recipe that has been traded till present day, is called "Mastu Nicola" Pizza (Master Nickolas Pizza, a name that indicates not a person but comes from a corruption of the dialectal name Vasinicula = Basilicum = Basil) made with plenty of Basil Leaves, and spreaded with Creamy Lard, sprinkled with Black Pepper and flakes of Provola cheese or Pecorino cheese) that goes back to 1550 ca.
Pizzaioli of Naples rediscovered this ancient recipe 30 years ago as a "Piece de Resistance" recipe for gourmet people, as long as in these days very few people apprecciate Pizza oozeing being spreaded with lard on its surface...
Mee too finding too heavy fatty, and greasy this ancient recipe of 500 years ago... 😱
Sure tasty but absolutely no good for Cholesterol. 🙄
Have a nice day... 👋
@@raffaeleirlanda6966 That's not modern pizza in reference with "tomato" which was 18th century to 19th century. Yes the flat bread focaccia could have been it's precursor and plakous an even earlier form. But you stated "1780/1790 tomato was used everywhere in Italian Kitchen, even on Pizza" which I think is false. In 1889 Don Raffaele Esposito created the Margherita Pizza and there is no document that states Tomato on pizza prior to that.
Tomatoes came from the american continent, specifically from mexico.
So did brownoids
THERE IS NO BCE IT'S BC AND AD
Wrong
The Moors did so much cooking, they changed the cuisine forever
Behind every it thing, there are Arabs who brought it to the other place first. This tells us how awesome Arabs have always been ❤
Oh Lord lmao next there will be a video claiming blacks invented lasagna and cannolis 😂😂😂😂
sportsguy 9999 huh??
@@SelenaBESTT because there are people that say in this comment section that pasta is copied from noodles, which is false.
B.C. and A.D., stop culturally appropriating our calendar.
This fabricated story is so flawed... I find it amusing that the creator doesn’t realize tomatoes literally didn’t exist in Italy or anywhere in Europe or Asia for that matter. The tomato was found exclusively in South and Central America and only after the Columbia Exchange were tomatoes finally introduced to Italy in the 1500s. Marco Polo lived 200 years before all of this.
Leo, Close & Good Job but I need to let you know, Tomatoes & all Chile Peppers were indigenous to MEXICO Only, when the Spanish "Cortes" got to Mexico, they brought tomatoes & Peppers back, the Italians got them from the spanish through trade!
Tomatoes from south America are just tomatoes Italians are the ones that made it into a sauce what u gone say next Italians didn't invent sauce because they didn't invent tomatoes guess what nobody invented tomatoes
Noble House Foundation Actually Spanish gifted Kings and Queens of half Europe with Tomatoes considered a rare ornamental plant.
Commerce started as it was apprecciated an elegant exotic plant full of color for the nobles gardens who wanted imitating kings... 😀😎😘
Your also kinda wrong in somethings, Tomatos comes from the word Tomatl which was for green tomatos in the Aztec language and Jitomatl means red tomato, the Aztec lived in Mexico which is actually North America. They were the first to really cultivate it and make sauces out of it, Italy didn't start really using Tomato until the 1800 (considered poisonous until Spanish who occupied southern italy taught the Italians) so yes you are correct in some points.
@@joedino5774 Your completely wrong Tomato sauce predates European arrival, the spanish priest who wrote the codex while in the Aztec empire states the sauces that were made by different sized tomatoes and some were cooked or made fresh, Italy didn't really start using tomatos until the 1800. And that's not South America not even central its North America!! At least get the geography right
It came from China. Weird to deny it
No, pasta comes from the ancient etruscans not chinese. The roman poet Ciceron already mentions lagane (a pasta dish) as one of this favourite food in 1 century BC, when the romans didn't even have contact with the chinese
@@okpo2596 he's American he doesn't know anything
@@okpo2596 The first written references to noodles or pasta can be found in Chinese texts dating back about 3200 years.
what's wrong with eating with your hands? many traditions still do it today.
Interesting bit of trivia:
Itriyah is the hebrew word for noodles
Keep in mind that modern hebrew is based on arabic.
@@zakidine no
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Literally nobody cares, rabbi
Noodles definitely originated from China. Before a machine was used to cut strings of noodles in Europe, China used the hand-stretching technique. And still does. Then again, noodles could've originated in different continents via different methods/techniques. But the Chinese method of hand-stretching is cool though.
But we didn't get are methods from them and they didn't get there methods from us so Italian pasta is not Chinese noodles and Chinese noodles are not pasta
@Cadence Gamer all those foods look very different it deffenity doesn't come from China and it's a fact pasta existed in Italy before Marco polo's journey nobody stole bland Chinese food it looks and tastes nothing alike accept for the fact that noodles and spaghetti have a slight resistance both countrys got it in its plan form from the middle east and pizz the first pizza was baked on a focaccia bread that existed in Italy since ancient Rome times they added tomatoe sauce and basil and mozzarella cheese and that was the first pizza yes the middle east had flat bread but that was just plain bread pizza is 100 Italian sauce cheese and basil on a Italian focaccia bread was the first pizza Italians don't get to much credit for inventing foods they actually don't get as much credit as they should did you know the first icecream was gelato so Italians invented ice cream and its not recognized as Italian food so stop trying to claim are cultural because your kind has no culture are cuisine stop hating and just admitt your a jealous racist how can stand the fact that your favorite food is Italian
@@joedino5774 its a skill issue that italian couldnt stretch noodle like chinese , so they just invented another way to make noodle but its still noodle
@cervelex we had pasta before marco Polo wants to China, so no.
@@joedino5774 we had noodle before italian could make fire
Fact: pasta means cake in Turkish
Tomatos were not used in Italy until the 1800 when Spain who occupied southern italy made it popular to use there since it was considered to be poison except for in the Americas where it originated from by way of Mexico
The 1800 lol
Spain didn't occupied Southern Italy in the XIX century.
@Barrank Obama 1506-1706 but Sardinia lasted until 1720
Noodle History
Prior to the discovery of noodles at the Lajia archaeological site, the earliest record of noodles appears in a book written during China's East Han Dynasty sometime between A.D. 25 and 220, Lu said. Other theories suggest noodles were first made in the Middle East and introduced to Italy by the Arabs.Oct. 12, 2005
Arab again
lol they didn't nothing
Wtf did you just say😂😂
Pasta comes from China
No noodles does not pasta, different stories, taste and origins.
Omggggggg American EVERYTIME!!!!
Italians got pasta from Chinese noodles.
Pizza came from India. Indian "dosa" and "paratha" are the Italian version of Pizza.
lies
@Madi N Lol. Sanskrit is 19000 years old. How old is Latin?
Ask historians in China and India NOT your Western dudes. Westerners have been tweaking the facts for many centiries.
Pizza was a copy of dosa and paratha and pasta a copy of Chinese noodles.
@Madi N Your way of arguing is a typical Ultra Right Wing political bafoon. People in the East are well informed about people like you. The future will tell you who will win the arguement.
Try to stay healthy to witness it.
@Madi N what is centralist. Everybody has a dik in the center.
Pizza from india 🤣?? That's nonsense. Pizza as we know it was invented in Naples in the XVII century althought it has its antecedents in the bread recepies that were eaten across the mediterrenean since thousands of years ago
This isn't true either. Pasta was recorded to be made in ancient Greece as far back as 1000bc. They called it Laganon. So that's probably where the Italians got it from considering their neighbors and Greece made it before the Arabs apparently.
The laganon wasn't pasta, it was a kind of pasty drought. Pasta comes from the ancient etruscans and the roman poet Ciceron alredy mentions lagnae (a pasta dish) as one of his favourite dishes in 1 century BC
@@okpo2596 The 1st century ad not bc laganon was introduced to Italy. But that is not when and where it was invented or first used. Remember Italy got much of its culture from Greece. Greece is much much older then Italy. And during the Roman empire much of what was originally Greek was taken and copied by Rome.
@@dcc2351 It's always jealous people from other countries that want to steal italian culture bc their culture is not relevant. Ancient italians got some things from greeks but not all, modern italy culture has little to do with greece. And then greeks copied the Romans that's why they called themselves Romans until recently. Pasta comes from the ancient etruscans not greeks so stop stealing culture that's not yours bc i already told you that laganon is NOT pasta, even in wikipedia it says that "most authors deny that laganon was pasta": en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tracta_(dough)
@@okpo2596 lol....Greeks jealous of Italians and try to steal there culture. Tell yourself what you need to. You don't know much about history. Waste of time talking to you. By.
@@dcc2351 I didn't say greeks are jealous i didn't even knew you were greek 🙄
I’m geting sick of this toxic “invention is eternal superiority” complex. Only entitlement, never improvement.
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It came from China 4000 years ago. There.
They found noodles on the Han dynasty over 4000 years ago, so unless someone in Italy had pasta before 2000bc I’m sorry but china invented noodles aka spaghetti etc.
Tomato sauce is the most overrated sauce in the planet. I’d rather have pasta with olive oil, black pepper, and parmiggaino.