People Are Divided Over Woman's Pasta Grazing Table

It’s fair to say that pasta is one of the world’s most beloved dishes. It’s quick and easy to prepare and there are dozens of delicious topping options to tantalise all your tastebuds.

Now pasta is the focus of a heated social media debate happening at this very moment.

A woman shared her own hack for serving pasta for dinner but it hasn’t exactly gone down well with everyone. 

Watch the video below:

After using kitchen foil to cover her entire table, Karima scooped a huge portion of pasta across.

Sent then loaded the pasta with three different sauce toppings on top, including what appears to be a crazy mushroom sauce, a tomato sauce with slices of chicken and finally a bolognese sauce.

Because the TikToker decided to avoid using containers, all the sources eventually start mingling with each other leaving a very creamy, tomato-y jumble.

She captioned the video “Yesterday’s dinner with the girlies!”

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One commenter said: “Why not just put it in three big serving bowls, something classy?” 

While another wrote: “But they’re touching?”

And a third simply wrote: “Unnecessary.”

Someone else said: “My OCD is triggered.”

However some people came out in defence for the rather unique method for dishing pasta. 

One supportive comment said: “Too many basic people in these comments.. I know what I’m doing this weekend.”

Another TikTok user said: “We need the recipes for each sauce looks amazing and tasty.”

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While a third praised Karima, writing: “This is so creative and [different] Love it!”

Last year we discovered that we've been eating pasta all wrong.

Yep, did you know that covering a pasta dish with cheese is actually a major no-no?

According to the experts at Italian food giant Napolina, adding cheese to a dish would be seen as a great offence to the chef who prepared it if you were in Italy - but it turns out a lot of us are guilty of it.

Despite Brits' love of Italian food, a new study of 2,000 people has revealed more than 60 per cent of us are unaware of the 'correct' ways to prepare and eat it.

It looks like we're all guilty of pasta faux pas!

Topics: Food and Drink, TikTok

Gregory Robinson

Gregory is a journalist working for Tyla. After graduating with a master's degree in journalism, he has worked for both print and online publications and is particularly interested in TV, (pop) music and lifestyle. He loves Madonna, teen dramas from the '90s and prefers tea over coffee.