10 Facts About Today
#11 - Raviolis | March 20, 2020
Episode Summary
Was Chef Boyardee the first one to can a ravioli? Where are most ravioli's made? How long is the world's largest ravioli? Today is National Ravioli Day.
Episode Notes
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March 20, 2020 - 10 Facts About Ravioli.
Today is National Ravioli Day.
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Here are 10 saucy facts about ravioli that you didn’t know, that you didn’t need to know:
- Ravioli literally means “to wrap”.
- Ravioli's are considered dumplings
- Ravioli's are usually made at home.
- There is a starfish that looks just like ravioli.
- 87% of Americans love ravioli's.
- The first mentions of Ravioli was in the 14th century.
- Canned ravioli was pioneered by the Italian Army in the First World War
- Chef Boyardee in the US in 1930’s
- Italian tradition is to serve vegetarian ravioli, particularly on Fridays.
- Meat is served as a side or later in the meal.
- The longest Ravioli in history was made in Russia in 2013 at it measured 96 feet long.
- Deep Fried Raviolis were invented in the US.
- St Louis to be Specific.
Bonus Fact:
- Saturn inner moons look like ravioli