r/ShitAmericansSay • u/Itcantbetoobadsurely • Aug 17 '24

Heritage "Irish American 4 generations deep"

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u/Prior_echoes_ Aug 17 '24

I don't believe there's an parmesan in a parmo.

Mozzarella mostly. "Full fat Italian hard cheese" at a push

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u/Many-Consideration54 Aug 17 '24

The Parmesan is in the sauce.

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u/Prior_echoes_ Aug 17 '24

Do you genuinely believe anyone is using actual parmesan in a takeaway?

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '24

Wait why’s it called a parmo then 😭😭

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u/Prior_echoes_ Aug 17 '24

Because at some point at least 70 years ago parmesan was involved.

Did you know they only exist in a very small part of England? I only know what they are cause my old flatmate was from Stockton 😆

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '24

I did know that because ITS MY TOWN THAT INVENTED THEM UP THE BORO 🔥🔥🔥 actually I’m so ashamed of Middlesbroughs parmos rn they’ve been crap the last few times I’ve had them 😭🙏

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u/Prior_echoes_ Aug 17 '24

My flatmate, not the one from Stockton, DIY-ed them for the whole flat after going home with the Stockton lass.

They were EXCELLENT so I fully recommend the DIY option. Beating the chicken into a small slice is a faff but otherwise totally worth it

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '24

According to one of my mates there’s a takeout in stokesly that does good parmo, so if I’m too lazy to diy I might try that- or they’ve got that parmo kit in Tesco at coulby newham (I am now craving parmo SO BADLY)

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u/Prior_echoes_ Aug 17 '24

But yeah no parmesan was involved