you need the yellow one, I don’t think this one would shred into spaghetti, but it probably would roast really well. Granted, I’ve never tried to spaghetti this kind.
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It won’t get stringy like a spaghetti squash. You need one specifically labelled as a spaghetti squash
No-Mode-2864 on
Right ok, thanks!
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gOingmiaM8 on
Did you mean like zucchini noodles? Hmm I’m not sure
retrovegan99 on
This looks like a white acorn squash, sometimes called a mashed potato squash, so no. (Assuming you wanted it to make spaghetti-like strands when baked.)
GuardianSpiritTarot on
Yes
stabledisastermaster on
Spaghetti squash is overrated in my experience.
Amazing-Lawfulness-1 on
Roasted squash season, Yeaaa!
Blaize369 on
No, but I bet it would be delicious cubed and roasted in the oven! I’ve never had acorn squash, but that’s what I do with pumpkin, and butternut squash.
bexbryony on
If you’re looking for spaghetti squash in the UK Sainsbury’s sell it! It’s only for a limited time though and I’m guessing not every Sainsbury’s but I saw it in there the other week
beastiebestie on
This one is sold in my area as a “mashed potato squash”. It is shaped like an acorn squash, but the inside is a very creamy white when cooked. It does not have the spaghetti texture.
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you need the yellow one, I don’t think this one would shred into spaghetti, but it probably would roast really well. Granted, I’ve never tried to spaghetti this kind.
It won’t get stringy like a spaghetti squash. You need one specifically labelled as a spaghetti squash
Right ok, thanks!
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Did you mean like zucchini noodles? Hmm I’m not sure
This looks like a white acorn squash, sometimes called a mashed potato squash, so no. (Assuming you wanted it to make spaghetti-like strands when baked.)
Yes
Spaghetti squash is overrated in my experience.
Roasted squash season, Yeaaa!
No, but I bet it would be delicious cubed and roasted in the oven! I’ve never had acorn squash, but that’s what I do with pumpkin, and butternut squash.
If you’re looking for spaghetti squash in the UK Sainsbury’s sell it! It’s only for a limited time though and I’m guessing not every Sainsbury’s but I saw it in there the other week
This one is sold in my area as a “mashed potato squash”. It is shaped like an acorn squash, but the inside is a very creamy white when cooked. It does not have the spaghetti texture.
There are a lot of new hybrids.
Culinary squash. Helpful.