Because they are taylored to suit the tastes of the British public. Go to a Chinese in the States and it's all ****ing noodles. I spent some time working in China and the stuff they turfed out as food over there wouldn't sell over here.
You have to put the flavour in you ****in eejit. Most don't know to salt the water before you cook it too..
The Brits aren't very adventurous when it comes to food, are they? I will try anything once as I have a stomach like a rubbish skip
There are also many types of sauce you can make that would liven it up. I prefer to make it fresh rather than use Dolmio or Ragu
also people who put oil in to the water to stop the spaghetti sticking together, give the bundle of spaghetti a twist as you drop it in to the pan so that it spreads around the rim and sinks in to the water as it cooks. <masterchef> Also 1tsp of salt for every litre of water
dolmio and ragu are quite bland its much better to make your own, sayin that lloyd grossmans ones are no bad im a bit of a pasta expert, i stayed in italy for a few years. while i was pope
Pasta rage. I give a plate of spaghetti the once over with a knife before using my perfected fork and spoon technique. No spillage/splashage. Ever.
I'm genuinely hoping the curry/chilli/pasta thing was a wind up. The thought of it gives me more of the boak than a naked Gambol does. And that's really saying something.