Lol...if you talk to an Italian person about pepperoni, they will get you mean peppers. (in fact it's peperoni, in Italian)I went to Italy over 20 years ago and had a wonderful time. But one thing still bugs me. We went to a pizza parlor just down the street from the Trevi fountain. I was in the mood for a pepperoni pizza and tried to order it from a waiter that didn't speak English. I got something called a peppeni , peppino, something like that. and it was really bad, it certainly wasn't pepperoni. What was it?
These...http://www.newhealthadvisor.com/images/1HT07727/bell-peppers.jpg
We don't have the original American pepperoni, but we produce several kinds of delicious salami.
You should have told the waiter: a pizza with salami...and it is very appreciated here, especially spicy salami.
Yes, it is not a stereotype. Almost all Italians eat pasta every day...and there are several kinds and shapes of it, and many ways to season it...so we don't get bored.How about the food? Is pasta a big staple dish in Italy or is it something else?
Btw...we don't eat spaghetti with meatballs. We eat spaghetti with tomato sauce and various ingredients like clams, or ham and cheese, or cucumbers...and many others.
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