Italy

Italy has two national dishes. One is pasta, and the other is pizza! So I would say pizza is very important in Italy. In fact I went to Italy last month and once you have just a bite of their pizza you never feel the same about this simple and delicous food again! YUM!

no, but they trade for wheat in other places

Yes, of course. The water is also very good because it arrives directly from the mountains

Italy is famous for it's Parmesan and Motzerella cheese.

yes there is still a pizza hut in Louisiana because i went there yesterday .

No, there isnt. Its an authetic italian town with italian food and tourists. It doesnt cater for the awkward tourist wanting fast food. However there are burgers for sale in some of the bars for snacks.

I'm not sure but I think in Rural, Tuscany, Italy! You should check Google to make sure!

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nope sorry :( I know this because Ive lived in Rome and Palermo (capital of Sicily) and my mom lives in Italy as well and I regularly bring her cheetos when I come brack from the US because they dont sell them in Italy. Talk about third world country lol.

yes they do

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Yes, Italians eat pita bread. They have access to the flat-breaded traditions of eastern and southern Mediterranean cultures through their experiences with Arabic- and Greek-speaking immigrants and Trojan refugees. But they also make such pita bread equivalents as focaccia, pane caserau, piadina, and schiacciata.

Eggs cost around 2-4 dollars depending on size, amount, area, etc. The price fluctuates.

One has to be at least 18 to buy cigarettes in Italy.

In a formal Italian dinner, the dolce, or dessert, follows fruit and comes before coffee and the digestivo.

In the North there are mountains which make it hard to grow veggys so they use more meats and in Central they have good soil so they use more veggys and cheeze and in the South they have more countries around so their cooking style varies

None :)

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Italians will eat pasta mostly as a side dish with every meal, depending on what region in Italy they are from

The earliest thing resembling ice cream is from China, then Marco Polo brought ice cream back to Italy and the Italians, in the 1500s, made ice cream. In the 1600s Spain and France developed their own forms of ice cream and soon the English followed.

The general idea is it was developed by the Sumerians around 3000 BC. It's probably much older than that. Once you've butchered an animal and made use of all the good bits, you chop up the bits some might consider not very nice, such as offal and noses and things, and mix them with fat. Then you squeeze them into the intestines of the deceased animal cook them one way or another. The Scottish haggis and the Irish blood puddings are cooked in the stomach of the animal. Interestingly, the Catholic church in Rome, way back, banned the sausage, for health reasons. Today sausages in most parts of the Western world are required to contain named parts of animals and a limited amount of fat. Nobody has ever been able to explain why a sausage sizzling in a pan or barbecue doesn't taste as good as it smells while cooking.

No of course not!!! Its impossible to walk that far! im mean seriously think about it.........walking from California to Italy that's impossoble!

I am Italian so i know all about this stuff!

Dinner:

Spigetti and meatballs-long stringy pasta with meat balls topped with tomato sause and grated mozzarella or parmesean cheese

Canneloni-meat or ricotta cheese wrapped into a long piece of pasta(looks like a tube filled with meat)

bocconcini-white balls of mozzarella

panini's- some sort of meat like ham or mortadella in an Italian bun

Dessert:

Canoli-a shell made of cookie and it's filled with cream

gelato-ice cream(Italian style)

* there are so many more but i can't think of them i should ask my nonna!

the origin is Italy . the city of Bologna. hence the name.

yes, right across the street from the main train station.