Oct 15, 2014
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What would Italy be without "il caffé"?
Coffee wasn't invented in Italy, but certainly Italy has created such a unique and powerful coffee culture that it would be easy to think otherwise.
Imagine waking up in an Italian house in the morning and not drinking an espresso or a cappuccino. It sounds like a horror/sci-fi movie where suddenly the world is upside-down. Yet we must accept that it was not always so.
Fonte: L'italo-Americano
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