Italy Brochure
Published on Nov 19, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Why should I go?
Many know Italy is tasty and fun, but how great is it really? In this brochure we will show you the life of the people and the food. So go ahead, read on.
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#2: THE REGIONS
Italy has 3 main regions which each have there own signature ingredients and climete
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THE NORTHERN REGION
THIS REGION HOLDS THE RICHEST SOIL IN THE WHOLE COUNTRY AND IS HOME TO THE ALPS MOUNTAINS
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WHAT IT'S LIKE THERE?
- Many lakes and mountain sides along with farm land is common
- Temperatures average between 44 in january and 83 in july
- The use of olive oil is somewhat traded for butter
- Dishes like polenta and Risotto originated here
- Common attractions include lake Como,Milan cathedral & who could forget,Venice
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CENTRAL ITALY
THE HUB OF GRAPE AN OLIVE GROWING DUE TO ITS SUNNY AND ROCKY LABDSCAPE
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WHAT IT'S LIKE THERE?
- Mountainous and hilly
- Tempetures range from 55 in january to 83 in june
- dishes involving wine, olive oil or tomatoes like pasta or lasagna are common
- Many seek out only the best meats to cook
- Rome is here so you might as well see the Colosseum and visit the pope at the Sistine Chapel
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SOUTHERN ITALY
NOT EXACTLY A PLACE WITH RICH LAND,BUT THE COATAL WATER SURE MAKES UP FOR IT.
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WHAT IT'S LIKE THERE
- Full of clifs and many, many beaches
- Temperatures average from 55 in january to 84 in August
- This is were americans get there italian. Dishes like spaghetti and eggplant parmesan are common
- Many olives and lemons grow here due to the rocky climate
- Pompii and Syracuse are two very popular attractions due to their history
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#3: THE CULTURE
ITALIANS HAVE MANY CUSTOMS AND DO THINGS THAT IN AMERICA, MAKES NO SENCE
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THEY SPEAK ITALIAN
PRETTY MUCH A NO BRAINER, YOU MIGHT WANT TO LEARN A FEW BACICS LIKE HELP
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THE ITALIAN FLAG
GREEN STANDS FOR HOPE & HILLSIDES, WHITE FOR FAITH AND MANNERS & RED FOR BLOODY WARS & CHARITY
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BRING WINE AS A GIFT
TEENS DRINK WINE AT GATHERINGS, SO WHEN YOU ADD THAT TO A BIG FAMIILY THATS ALOT OF WINE
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TIRAMISU
A CHOCOLATE AND CREAM LAYERED WITH LADY FINGERS. A DESSERT, VERY GOOD!
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FOOD ORDER
MANY ITALIANS EAT FOOD IN A DIFFERENT ORDER THAN WE DO, AND ALOT SLOWER
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ORDER OF MEALS
- Appetizer
- First course-usually something hot or warm
- Second course- the meat
- Side dish
- Cheese and fruits, sweets and then coffee
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SO AGAIN I ASK,
WHY GO TO ITALY? WELL, I THINK WE BOTH KNOW WHY.
