"Obvious Panini" should be "Obvious Panino"

Panino is singular... panini is plural.

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Posted 12 years ago by EgIantine

and the beaker is a goldarn FLASK, ts, why oh why etc etc
Posted 12 years ago by bhikku | Permalink
Eglantine: but in the US and Canada, they refer to "a panini" as a kind of sandwich, not "a panino". And (double!) pluralize it as "paninis". Common usages aren't always correct in relation to their original language (i.e. "mocha latte" is actually gibberish, since the two drinks have differing proportions of foamed and steamed milk... and don't get me started on "chai latte"!)
Posted 12 years ago by Faranae | Permalink
Panini means "breads." There are two slices of bread. What's the problem?

If you wanted to order one in Italian, you'd call it a tosto. But we speak English, so we use the English word, which we've borrowed, however wrongly, from Italian.
Posted 12 years ago by E D D I E | Permalink
and as most of us make more than one at a time, what's the problem again?
Posted 12 years ago by Arietty | Permalink
@bhikku- So I'm not the only one who noticed that... They need to either change the art or change the name. Beaker=/=Flask.
Posted 12 years ago by Fernstream | Permalink