Re: Breakfast for six days

On Sat, 7 Dec 2024, Cindy Hamilton wrote:

On 2024-12-07, Carol <cshenk@virginia-beach.com> wrote:

Ed P wrote:
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On 12/6/2024 5:18 PM, Carol wrote:
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It seems there are several types of white pizzas.
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one I've seen several times uses a standard jar of premade garlic
parmesan Alfredo sauce (note some screaming as some believe it can't
have the name 'Alfredo' unless it's just butter and parmesan aka
Italian recipe'.  I mean the cream and milk version commonly started
with a roux.  Example: Classico and Ragu brands (there are many
brands).  It's basically creamy white cheese vs tomato based.
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There's a lot of them.  Some appeal to me and some don't.

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Chef Alfredo made a particular combination of ingredients.  When you
change it, your new version is something else.

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<https://www.walmart.com/ip/Classico-Signature-Recipes-Roasted-Garlic-Alfredo-Pasta-Sauce-15-oz/10307636>
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Someone forgot to tell American markets that the name in our stores is
wrong.
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I go with the mainstream USA.  It's also one of the few I can't scratch
make for less (though the scratch version is better).

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You're indulging in the _Argumentum ad populum_ logical fallacy, also known
as the Bandwagon Fallacy.  Just because a lot of people think something
is true, doesn't make it true.
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Followed by what I like to call the "Mother's Contradiction":
If everyone was jumping off the Empire State Building, would you
do it too?
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Strictly speaking this is incorrect, since we are talking about subjective taste preferences. If Carols states she likes something, and that it happens to be mainstream, it could very well be that she actually likes it, and that there is no connection between that fact, and, that it also happens to be mainstream.
So your attempt at logically refuting an argument about taste, just failed miserably.