Which one do you like better?
wheat is better (nutrition-value-wise) but rice is good too ... > wheat
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Ah yes, the big questions in life.
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you can make pasta out of rice :) plus this
I was living for few years happily eating potatoes/pasta and rice very rarely rotfl (most of those, I ate rice though)
But now I live in Japan, where rice is sold either 5 or 10kg a pack most commonly. But there is also ramen/udon/soba/tsukemen and others.
Soooooo, both! But I miss buckwheat grain (which I didn't like at all like 7 years ago, and then I loved it). So like spaghetti or other western style pasta can cease to exist, those other noodles have to be here!
edit: language mistakes :D
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Oh yes you can, and as I said in another reply soybean noodles are my favourite! :D
However, they are extremely hard to find here :( Even Chinese / Asian shops almost exclusively sell rice noodles.
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Pasta-Bump
oops that's poll answer.. could live without rice
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Much perfect pasta over rice, but would choose to keep rice over pasta
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In all honesty I prefer potatoes over both. No kidding and no meme-play.
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Flavour-wise, I would agree. I love potatoes, steamed, baked, stewed, and yummm chunky chips!
But it takes so much time and effort to prepare them :(
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Heh! I really love rice, but potatoes are definitely the winner imo too! ^-^
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pasta. pasta till the day i die. can't live without it.
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Born and grown strong with the treasure that is rice!
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Alright, not gonna argue with that!
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Definitely rice. Get away from simple carbs and see your life change.
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There's no way I'm giving up either of them, they're both staples in my kitchen. It's almost as bad as taking away bread. +___+
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Would you consider this,
THE ULTIMATE DEBATE? :D
Personally I prefer pasta. We've been eating at the Olive garden more often lately. I love cheese in pasta :3
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Surely an ultimate debate for many! I don't think there are any Olive Garden restaurants over here, but I've been to enough Britalian places. Not a fan of overcooked pasta I'm afraid :(
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Didn't think you would mix tortelloni with carbonara :O The filling is so rich and fat that you typically have them in a simple sauce.
However, I've also lived in Bologna for a few years and I've been stuffed with tortellini with pretty much anything XD
Honestly, I'd rather have a nice Valencian paella!
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I like rice, regional dish here is rice, rice goes well with pretty much everything (but can be hard to cook)... Yet I like pasta more, pasta is great . Yummy yummy
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I'm Italian, so there's no doubt about my choice ;)
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I've asked people a similar question before, with the choices of rice, pasta, bread.
I'd choose bread.
Between just rice and pasta, I'd go with pasta.
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I met a few people who always eat pasta with bread.
That's carb overload if you ask me, but ok ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Maybe we should ask TheLuckyShamrock, he's a food technomancer or whatever it's called :D
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I like rice better, although both rice salad and pasta salad are equally tasty :)
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I was expecting "Pasta or rice? Why not Zoidberg?", but that would have been too obvious :D
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Suppose you had to do without one of them for the rest of your life. What would you rather live without? What could you not live without?
Personally, I have spent quite a few years in Italy and I think I have had enough pasta for the rest of my life. Plus I like rice salads better.
The only downside is that rice takes longer to cook.
And of course there are unrelated giveaways to be found here:
Pasta (OVER)
Rice (OVER)
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