Italian food is a global sensation, and we all know why. But do you know how much pasta Italians really eat in a day or what part of Italy to visit if you’re gluten-free? Or what to order for happy hour in certain parts of Italy? These and other Italian food facts can help you in countless ways to understand more about this incredible food culture.
Whether it’s their adherence to seasonality and use of fresh, local ingredients, or their elevation of simple cuisine to an art form, Italians know how to cook. And one thing is for sure when you visit Italy for the food — you’re guaranteed an experience that will keep you coming back time and again!
SOURCE: https://www.italyfoodies.com
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