FACTS ABOUT ITALY🇮🇹

SNACKS IN ITALY

• Fruit salad (or just fruit)
• Nuts (any type uf nuts)
• Biscuits
• Cookies (including cake and other sweets)
• Yogurt (it could be frozen if you like)

DESERTS IN ITALY

• Angle wings
• Barbajada
• Baxin
• Biscuit Tortoni
• Bruttiboni

STILL MORE DESERTS IN ITALY

• Cannoli
• Cassata
• Cavalluci
• Jordan Almonds

BREAKFAST IN ITALY

• Cappuccino (type of coffe)
• Hot chocolate
• Cookies
• Bread roll
• Caffé al tatte (hot coffe with milk)

LUNCH IN ITALY

• Pasta
• Rice (any type)
• Fish
• Vegetables
• Fruit

DRINKS IN ITALY

• Bellini (coktail)
• Montgomery (coktail)
• Garibaldi (coktail)
• Strega (liquor)
• Grapa (liquor)

2 popular dishes in Italy.

#1. Gelato ( (ingredients) 2 cups whole milk,1 1/2 cup white sugar, four egg yolks, 1 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract, 1 cup chopped fresh strawberries.

#2. Pasta ribbons with chicken liver sauce . The ingredients for the pasta. 300g dried tagliatelle, 50-100g Parmesan freshly grated parsley to garnish.
Ingredients for the sauce. 30g porcini (ceps),50g unsalted butter, 1 small cubed onion, 400g chicken cleaned and cut into small cubes, 1 tbsp tomato paste,50 ml Marsala or dry whit wine,salt and freshly ground black pepper.

CROPS IN ITALY

• Roma (is a type of potato
• Zucchini (a green variety of smooth-skinned summer squash)
• Eggplant (1. the large egg-shaped fruit of an Old World plant, eaten as a vegetable.

THE LIVESTOCK IN ITALY

• Goats (used for milk)
• Cows (also used for milk)
• Horses (used in the army)

CLIMATE IN ITALY

• The max temperature in January is 10 degrees Celsius.
• The highest prsipataion in November rain /snow is 4in.
• 31 inches of rainfall each year in every month together.

Religion

The main religion in Italy is Roman Catholoc. They believed that the Roman Catholic is one legitament
Heir to New Testament Christianity. The vacation City,the seat of the Catholic ,is in Rome.

Costoms.

Italian culture is steeped in the arts, family, architecture, music and food. Home of the Roman Empire and a major center of the Renaissance, culture on the Italian peninsula has flourished for centuries. Here is a brief overview of Italian customs and traditions.

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