So you just make pasta with bechamel and parmigiano and drink caffè macchiato. You're fine, really.
Aside from the fact that, imo, there are better sauces for your pasta, you are not doing anything egregious, plus you can call Alfredo whatever you want. Nobody knows what it means anyway.
PS: coffee made with a moka pot in Italy is just called coffee. Espresso is made with an espresso machine that works at high pressure.
Original Alfredo is pretty much an American invention. There is a restaurant in Rome that makes "pasta al burro e parmigiano" but that's pretty much it. Americans took the dish, put cream and shit in it and gave it that name. They can keep it imo.
In Italy pasta Alfredo is more of a meme than anything else, and "pasta al burro" is made pretty much only when you are sick.
You joke but in many languages they do that, for instance "statunitensi" or "estadounidenses"
Wait, is Microsoft using Google's copyrighted work on their page without authorization? This is going to get pulled so fast they're gonna get whiplash.
Ever heard of the internet bubble?
In Italy it's illegal to raise the price if you are using a credit card. The price needs to be the same no matter the payment method
Don't despair! If we keep at it for long enough, we might destroy the AMOC (Atlantic Current), which might mean much lower temperature in Europe and North America, and much higher temperatures in the equator.
So you might not see snow in winter, but you'll probably get ice sheets in New York and Paris
You can have a theory that is not corroborated by an empirical experiment.
Apparently they are adding more actions with time. At some point maybe I'll be bothered to try it again
You're meant to break ziti or candele, you don't cook them as if they were spaghetti
Same reason why the American one is bad