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The story behind Caesar salad

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ThrowOregonAway ◴[] No.44468604[source]
Hint - it existed long before they claim it did. I have found similar recipes for dressing going back hundreds of years.

Also what's with the lazy restauranteurs allowing their employees to serve lettuce without even chopping it? That's a deal breaker for me, if I am expected to chop the lettuce myself I'm ordering tap water only and no food and never ever EVER going back lol.

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tptacek ◴[] No.44468625[source]
A classic Caesar uses whole leaves; the dish was originally meant to be eaten with hands. You can have whatever preferences you like, but I don't think the attitude you're expressing it with is helpful.
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testfrequency ◴[] No.44468981[source]
Same energy as complaining their pizza and steak isn’t cut for them.
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1. itronitron ◴[] No.44469109[source]
Some people are hungry so they want it cut into more slices.