It looked like a simple pasta dish with German sausage, but then things got controversial. Rockmill restaurant in Taiwan thought it'd be a wonderful idea to serve up a dish called "Long Live Nazi Spaghetti."

Manager Chao Ya-hsin told TVBS she didn't think the dish would get so much attention. She was just trying to provide an easy way for customers to identify the dish as German. The Wall Street Journal reported that it was a popular dish over the last year and hadn't received any complaints until a local station ran a story on it. After getting media attention, the complaints started pouring in as both Israeli and German representatives in Taiwan were outraged at the lack of sensitivity and understanding of the Holocaust.

Chao apologized and changed the name of the dish to "Long Live Purity."

Reminds us of that one time "Holocaust Beer Pong" was unfortunately a thing.

Picthx WSJ