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How Pasta Became an Italian Staple (Even Though It’s Not Originally Italian!)

Babatunde Olufemi11 months ago1 day ago06 mins

The history of pasta has been a shifty subject for years and is often laced with myths and fables. Being the largest pasta producer of the 21st century, Italy is usually mistaken as the fount of the prolific food item. However, archeological findings have unveiled prehistoric evidence of pasta production in the East as far…

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