Historically, Official Mention Of The Term "spaghetto" Can Be Traced Back To The First Dictionary Of The Italian Language By Nicol Tommaseo And Bernardo Bellini (1819). The Word "spaghetto" Was Included As The "masculine Singular Diminutive Of Spago (thread)" And Mention Is Made Of "minestra Di Spaghetti" (spaghetti Soup) Which Is Pasta The Size Of A Long, Thin Thread Such As Sopracapellini". Spaghetti Is So Versatile That It Can Be Served With Any Condiment, From Fish To Meat, From Vegetables To Cheese, But Is Also Excellent Served Just With Extra Virgin Olive Oil And A Sprinkling Of Parmesan.
