From the press in India:

The etymology of the word lasagna is very interesting. It started with the Greek lasanon which meant ‘chamber pot’; later, when the the Romans borrowed the word lasagne (plural of lasagna) came to refer to a dish cooked in such a pot.

(Aside: I sent them a note about the amusing error. "Uh, sorry, you may not understand what a "chamber pot is". It's not a pot for cooking. Rather, it comes from the days before indoor plumbing. A 'chamber pot' is a pot that one would keep in the bed chamber, and would use it when one needed to urinate or defecate. [citations] Altogether, the error you made is somewhat funny, isn't it?")

Curiously, the plural lasana meant 'trivet, stand for a pot'.

I am not sure that I've used to the plural of "lasagna" before.

Wordnerd, did they answer you? That is hilarious!

Since today is Fathers' Day, it kinda overshadowed the other 'important' holiday: Garfield's 27th birthday! It seems appropriate to mention this, since the subject of this thread is his favorite food: lasagna!

And Garfield is shaped quite like a chamber pot!

BRB - I'll respond after I go get myself a snack. Sheesh! All this food talk is driving me crazy!