The fusilli are so called because they take their name from the "spindle", an instrument that was used for hand spinning. The thread was, in fact, twisted around the knitting iron and the shape it assumed is very reminiscent of this type of dough. And in Italian rifle Is fucile

The orbit around the Sun while elliptical is almost circular. Closest 91million miles, furthest 94 million miles.

The coldness during winter is due to the tilt of the earth more than a minor change in distance. Seasons change because of the tilt of the Earth which orbits the Sun about a tilted axis of 23 degrees.

During Winter in the North, the North Pole is tilted away from the Earth so the North has less direct rays from the sun while the South is tilted towards the Sun with more direct rays causing Summer.

THAT... Is nothing but awesome!

That pun nearly flew pasta my head.

I guess they're making a few silly mistakes.

That's Teflon. As the other poster said, teflon for efficiency, bronze for texture.

I never got to try the attachment for the kitchen aid that we got as a gift… it was supposed to do this I thought. Hopefully the ex wife has by now, but I doubt it. The pasta is better with fresh duck eggs anyway which I have now. That’s the hard part.

And with each passing year, the lung gets smaller and smaller

Why it make me think about people of r/dontputyourdickinthat and r/PutYourDrinkInThat ?

Kinda weird that it doesn't show sea ice in the arctic, or around Antarctica, but doesn't include the fact that Antarctica is an archipelago held together by sea ice so should really look like this

He had to use corkscrew pasta.

r/oddlysatisfying

It was a million to one shot, doc.

Rotini FUSILLI

Italian here, I looked around a bit, it seems Rotini is the rename that was made for the international (american) market.

Here now and since I have memory of eating it, those are fusilli, zero doubt, zero questions. ##FUSILLI

Rotini pasta is top tier, right up there with farfalle.

Grabs sauce, cooperates with your fork, and has a lovely texture. Good stuff.

If you notice correctly, this is the international version. The packaging is written in English. In Italy the rotini do not exist.

Barilla Italy

I don't think anybody would pay any money to see you dance like this but good luck

North Africa: Seasons?

god i wish tbey would just let them get really long. spaghetti length fusilli

Americans in the thread telling Italians what to call this pasta.........

In the UK this is also called fusilli.

...in the US, or wherever you're from

In the UK it is fusilli too.

Wouldn't you get irritated the same way if anyone tried to convince that a typical American/where you're from dish or ingredient has a different name, and try to school you about it?

antarctica is pretty much just a bunch of mountain archipelagos