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You know that sinking feeling you get when you make a huge effort to do something, only to realize that it was all for naught? That‘s how I feel about food shopping lately. Why? Because it came to my attention that many food labels don‘t mean much at all, or at the very least don‘t mean what you think they mean. There is one label that always piqued my curiosity, ’Made in Italy.“
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00:11artichokes for sure yeah we're here in Bologna with the OGs of pasta making
00:18Monica and Daniela who are gonna teach me how it's really done here it is look at
00:22that this is quite a miracle little this is the real Tartarino not Bolognese
00:33this is our planter where we produce and cure the prosciutto department miles of prosciutto
00:41there is an intense flavor and with a pleasant facility wow that's the real deal
00:53hi it's like when you have a baby yeah and the baby is Parmigiano Reggiano that's so good
01:00you can eat it on its own you can put it on pasta you can put honey on it I
01:06mean it's delicious
01:08you have to come more often I will absolutely

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