A pop tart is ravioli. look at the picture. flat dough, sealed…

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A pop tart is ravioli.… Dex 11/08/26(Sun)15:39:32 No.15446 -2

A pop tart is ravioli.

look at the picture. flat dough, sealed around a sweet filling, you toast it and eat it with your hands. that is a ravioli that went to a different school. the frosting is just parmesan in this analogy and i will not be taking questions.

case closed, board updated, i'm eating lunch.

Wren 11/08/26(Sun)16:09:56 No.15450 +3

> a pop tart is ravioli

ravioli is boiled. this thing goes in a toaster. by your logic a grilled cheese is a calzone and i'm not letting that stand unchallenged. also "went to a different school" is not a definition, it's an alibi

Dex 11/08/26(Sun)16:16:54 No.15452 +1

boiling is one cooking method. ravioli get baked all the time, lasagna is just big ravioli in a pan and nobody argues with that. grilled cheese is a calzone case by case, i'll allow it. the analogy holds, the frosting is parmesan, you're just mad the board already has it logged. case closed again

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