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Why is pasta an Italian traditional food?
Probably because Italians "adopted" it and began to develop new ways of preparing and dressing it. It became the basis of Italian diet and there is no typical meal in Italy that doesn't include pasta as a dish. Ana Maria da Costa http://www.all-about-italian-food.com
How much pasta does the average person in Italy eat per year?
There is an official statistic for pasta consumption in Italy, but without knowing the exact source (no pun intended), we believe that the average Italian eats something like 28 kilos of pasta per year. That's more than double the next two great pasta easting countries, Venezuela and Tunisia.
What did the romans eat every day?
food
How often did serfs eat?
Every day
How has the Italian culture changed over time?
It hasn't really. people just get pregnant and eat more
How many kilograms of chocolate does the average New Zealander eat in a year?
30kg
How many people do nile crocodiles eat a year?
They eat about 100,000,000,000,000,000 people every year:)
Did the pilgrims eat Thanksgiving every year?
no
Does every human eat one pound of insects every year?
NO
How much rice do Chinese people eat every year?
Chinese people eat 88kg of rice a year!
What fraction of 30kg is 12kg?
To determine the fraction of 30kg that is 12kg, you would divide the smaller weight (12kg) by the total weight (30kg). This gives you 12/30. Simplifying this fraction by dividing both the numerator and denominator by their greatest common factor, which is 6, you get 2/5. Therefore, 12kg is 2/5 of 30kg.
How many insects do spiders eat every year?
1,309,763
When do Italians eat dessert?
In a formal Italian dinner, the dolce, or dessert, follows fruit and comes before coffee and the digestivo.
When is Christmas for ivory coast celebrated?
everyday. every minute. every second. every year. They eat pineapples.
How much chocolate does an Indian eat in a year?
i eat about 160lbs of chocolate every 6 months
Does every human eat about a pound of insects a year with out even knowing it?
No.
What is 'Eat them' when translated from English to Italian?
"Eat them!" as a command (imperative) in English is Mangiali! in Italian.
