Famous Chef’s Story of Moving to Italy to Learn REAL Italian Food

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   @eh8978 9 months ago

   Second

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   @q12hh15T4Xanan-x 9 months ago

   Thank you very much for the variety of content. Your videos are always interesting and uplifting.🌚🫵🏏

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   @Ella23dc 9 months ago

   Keep inspiring your viewers! Your videos bring joy!⛺️🌌🌸

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   @q12hh15T4Nhihi-l 9 months ago

   Thank you for the variety of topics in your videos. Your ideas are always relevant and interesting.💶🦓😺

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   @q12hh15T4Bonon-s 9 months ago

   Thank you very much for the quality and diverse content. Your ideas are always amazingly original.🍕🥃💪

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   @elaishh3533 9 months ago

   Get him on Tires 🛞 ASAP !

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   @bianconerointheus6692 9 months ago

   Good. Step two: learn how to pronounce your last name.

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   @lucianogiovannetti2354 9 months ago

   Whats the name of the town? My Nonna is from Bagni di Lucca.

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   @-RONNIE 9 months ago

   I think if you're going to open up a restaurant of a certain style I agree you should learn from the traditional methods of that culture. Now it doesn't mean you have to go to the country if you don't want to just find people from there to teach you.

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    @RuthlessMachine77 9 months ago

    this guy is full of BS

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    @skyscraper7474 9 months ago

    Non c' è niente al mondo di più NON italiano degli italo-americani e degli americani che credono che l' Italia sia quella degli italo-americani e quella raccontata da Hollywood.

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    @jconde854 9 months ago

    LMAO usual suspects on their phone!

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    @danielezabrini 9 months ago

    Americans are so confused about what Italy really is. They have this vague-abstract idea of this place "where Vito Corleone came from" (a fictional character who didn't even exist btw). My god, so delusional.

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    @mavenfrankeus7287 9 months ago

    Americans (regardless of origin) are so ignorant of their origin and the rest of Europe…

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    @intersezioni 9 months ago

    I want to remind you that Italy with their "dolce fa niente" is in the G7 like the United States. So dear American friends enjoy life, work is not everything, You only live once and dying of a heart attack with a full bank account is useless

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    @doc_paradise7652 9 months ago

    le puttanate in questo video si sprecano. Cristo come stanno messi sti 'mmericcani.

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    @Marco-r1j4i 9 months ago

    Vito Corleone fantastic. no matter the internet these people still view the world through stereotypes of 80 years ago

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    @alessiorusso2311 9 months ago

    tipical american guy full of bs