CAC & Cheese PAWG Chef Has Shea Butter Twitter Angry!

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nikkas tweaking off some macaroni and cheese

 

[5n0man]

It's not an Italian dish.

A British chef actually is credited for it but a man named James Hennings, who was a slave of Thomas Jefferson, started the American style mac and cheese.

I'm not talking about "American mac and cheese", you can't claim a dish inspired by and named after something that already existed.

The earliest known mac and cheese recipe dates back to the 13th century in Italy.

It's an Italian dish.

 

[Luke Cage]

I'm not talking about "American mac and cheese"

The earliest known mac and cheese recipe dates back to the 13th century in Italy.

It's an Italian dish.

Italians get a lot of credit for shyt, that is basically only similiar in name to the american version

Take pizza for example. They didn't even tomatoes in italy. It was indigenous to america. Their pizza was basically garlic naan with mozzarella.
it didn't become pizza pizza until we started making it.

 

[Supa]

I'm not talking about "American mac and cheese", you can't claim a dish inspired by and named after something that already existed.

The earliest known mac and cheese recipe dates back to the 13th century in Italy.

It's an Italian dish.

BBC Travel says the cookbook "Liber de Coquina," which was printed at the beginning of the 1300s in Naples, may contain the first iteration of pasta and cheese combined in a cookbook. However, it's not truly mac and cheese. According to History Dollop, the recipe calls for sheet noodles cut into squares adorned with a bit of grated cheese

That's not mac and cheese.

 

[5n0man]

That's not mac and cheese.

"James Hemings, a classically trained French chef enslaved by US president Thomas Jefferson, was instrumental in bringing the recipe to the United States after Jefferson encountered it in Paris.[13] Jefferson drew a sketch of the pasta and wrote detailed notes on the extrusion process."


It was a dish that Tomas Jefferson discovered in Paris and made a French chef turned slave perfect it.


It was an Italian dish long before America was established.

 

[O.Red]

I'm not talking about "American mac and cheese", you can't claim a dish inspired by and named after something that already existed.

The earliest known mac and cheese recipe dates back to the 13th century in Italy.

It's an Italian dish.

Nikkas gone split the fukk outta some hairs if they're gonna do anything

 

[5n0man]

Italians get a lot of credit for shyt, that is basically only similiar in name to the american version

Take pizza for example. They didn't even tomatoes in italy. It was indigenous to america. Their pizza was basically garlic naan with mozzarella.
it didn't become pizza pizza until we started making it.

I already said we perfect shyt, but that doesn't mean it's ok to claim ownership and start gatekeeping dishes that were inspired by a different culture.

That woman sounds ridiculous trying to act like a white woman making mac and cheese is culture appropriation.

 

[VertigoKnight]

Shea butter/divestor twitter is nothing but a bunch of bitter washed up bed wenches.

Apart from bitter white men. I've never seen a group as miserable on Twitter. Of course when you dig into their profiles most are single.

Nothing is good enough.

Positive black male posts get mocked and chastised, negative ones gets the usual suspects /all black men aint shyt style posts.

shyt is crazy.

 

[Illuminatos]

She had the Thanksgiving streets going crazy.

 

[Piff Perkins]

This strikes me as a modern, identity based problem that didn’t exist a few years ago. Everyone used to understand that white people from the south know how to make southern food, use seasoning, etc. Now since we’ve decided all white people are in the same cultureless Borg-like entity we can’t acknowledge regional differences or something.

 

[IAMDetroit]

There's nothing bitter about it.

Based on the replies here, she's goes viral for getting reactions, rather than cooking. So rather than pumping her up by getting angry or jealous, or clowning, just block her and keep it moving.

nikka what...?

 

[IAMDetroit]

discovered in Paris and made a French chef turned slave perfect it.

Diabolical

 

[KillerPups]

Ithink we can all agree that Shells > rotini