BY: AURORA BOSOTTI
A nationwide network of Italian mothers and grandmothers has come together to offer visitors from all over a new way to experience Italy's delicious cuisine. Members of the public have been opening their homes and their kitchens to tourists since 2004 to educate them on the wonders of the specialities of their cities and towns.
The Cesarine community, which brings together hundreds of men and women wishing to share their love for food, has slowly expanded across the whole country in recent years. Tourists have the chance to book a homemade lunch or dinner at the home of a resident, sharing the special meal with their hosts and other visitors seeking to explore the full taste of Italy.
SOURCE: https://www.express.co.uk/
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