Last month I wrote about the "eternal question" (gravy or sauce?), which is a very Italian-American question in the sense that most non-Italian Americans would have little idea of its cosmic significance.
This despite the fact that most Americans today enjoy Italian and Italian-American food as very much part of 'their' cuisine, particularly spaghetti. This has not always been the case, of course.
Fonte: Bostoniano
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