Italiener sind empört über eine belgische Carbonara-Sauce, die mit geräuchertem Pancetta statt Guanciale zubereitet wird, einer wichtigen Zutat in authentischen Rezepten. Italiens Landwirtschaftsminister Francesco Lollobrigida hat eine Untersuchung gefordert und dabei Bedenken hinsichtlich der Authentizität der italienischen Küche und der Auswirkungen „italienisch klingender“ Produkte auf die Wirtschaft des Landes geäußert. Das Europäische Parlament hat das Produkt aus seinen Regalen genommen.

    https://edition.cnn.com/2025/11/20/travel/italy-fake-carbonara-scli-intl

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    9 Kommentare

    1. Fair enough. It’s basically the most easy pastasauce to make – who even buys this in a jar?

    2. NoUsernameFound179 on

      Wait until they hear about pineapple on pizza, snapped pasta before boiling and pregrated parmazan powder

    3. Yet another example of rightwing conservatives tackling the true problems of the system.

      The Italian in the street is rejoicing!

    4. UserUnknownBro on

      It’s a trick. This way they can shame the Italians that don’t make their own Carbonara.

    5. LifeIsAnAdventure4 on

      Don’t they have anything better to do than complain about jars of terrible sauce with a little Italian flag?

    6. Wait until they learn about Knorr spaghetteria.

      I had no idea these things were uniquely Belgian.

    7. ih-shah-may-ehl on

      A friend of ours had an exchange student over from Italy. In the supermarket he saw a jar of ‚carbonara sauce‘ and was horrified. 2 days later they made authentic carbonara, with her following instructions and him on the phone with his mother, translating Italian to English.

      He still thought pre-grated pecorino was wrong but at least it was made the way it should be made.

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