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Part of the JC’s occasional series on carbohydrates Pasta \| rice \| questioning \| bread \| fruit

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Spaghetti, lasagne, that kind of thing — “nudeln” in the German argot — but occasionally, cheekily, it masquerades as rice.

Tricky stuff. Pasta, for contrarians.

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	{{g}}Spaghetti, lasagne, that kind of thing — “[[nudeln]]” in the German argot — but occasionally, ''cheekily'', it [[Orzo\|masquerades]] as [[rice]].		{{a\|carbs\|}}Spaghetti, lasagne, that kind of thing — “[[nudeln]]” in the German argot — but occasionally, ''cheekily'', it [[Orzo\|masquerades]] as [[rice]].

	Tricky stuff. Pasta, for contrarians.		Tricky stuff. Pasta, for contrarians.