Woman makes pasta with dried blueberries and milk. Two Italian friends react to viral video
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A video that has gone viral on social media features a woman making blueberry pasta. The clip has 932k views.
Now, who doesn’t love a plate of warm, nicely done pasta? However, would you ever want to try spaghetti pasta made with blueberry and milk? Honestly, not many will be up for this food adventure, no? A video of a woman making pasta with blueberries and milk has left two Italian friends appalled. The netizens’ reaction is no different. They were just horrified with this concoction. The viral video was shared on Instagram account named Lionfield and the two Italian friends have been identified as Emiliano and Matteo. Their video which was shared on January 1, has garnered 932k views.
In the now-viral video, two Italian friends were horrified to see a woman cooking pasta with dried blueberries. She uses the uncooked spaghetti pastas as skewers and pierces through them dried blueberries. She then adds them to a pan and boils them. She finishes off with some milk. Did that sound appetising to you? Well, Emiliano and Matteo weren’t impressed.
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