What food did Italians bring to Australia?

Answer 1

The Nissan kangaroo

Answer 2

Italian migrants in the 1920s brought with them the recipe and techniques for Pizza.

Pasta was also relatively unknown until the Italians brought it, along with the various recipes that could be made using pasta.

Answer 3

Italian Immigration to Australia, particularly after WW2, was a chief reason for the development of soccer in Australia. Although there was, of course, British influence, the Italians and Greeks had particular influence in gradually building a strong base for the continued development of soccer.
Also they had much influence in Australian cuisine: spaghetti in particular, became much more popular ... increasing popularity with pizzas, pastas, etc. were all much Italian-influenced. They were also good workers, and filled factory jobs (due to a lesser education) that helped build a solid manufacturing base in Australia - particularly in shoe and clothing industries.
They also contributed to the strength of Roman Catholicism and the number of Catholic schools increased accordingly.
In their backyards, they loved to grow vegetables - especially tomatoes and lettuce, etc.
Finally, being good catholics, they greatly contributed to family life in Australia through having larger families than many Anglo-Australians. This, also, helped grow economic demand and gave jobs to the increasing adult population through the 1950's, 60's and early 70's (up until the populace at large started believing the university-led concept of zero-population growth and limited resources).

Answer 4

Being a largely multicultural country, virtually any type of food found overseas is now found in Australia. Restaurants and delicatessens specialise in Greek cuisine, Lebanese, Russian, German, Italian, South African, Ethiopian, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, etc - the list goes on.

Answer 5

The demand brought about a local pasta industry and increased the amount of Basil and tomatoes being consumed.

Answer 6

matteo hahahah

Answer 7

to eat