What did Italians eat before tomatoes and before Marco Polo brought back noodles from China?

yes we are the biggest global exporters of honey

Octopus salads

marco polo brough noodles from china and then the italians made them into spaghettit.

You'd be surprised at the amount of fish dishes we have. Extremely unknown and underrated

garum and barley

That doesn’t seem right but I’ll repeat it anyway

mostly ligma

Fish, olive oil, salads, game, fonduta with pieces of bread and beatings if bread fell inside the pot

You have to leave Europe and go back to China.

This.

pussy
we eat de pussi

Fecal matter

Where do I go for pre 'Italian' Italian food

Every region has some

and all this honey is as legit as olive oil, not a single fraud here

Who is surprised of that?

it's pure alpine honey

Dogfish in walnut sauce

Your honey sucks tbqh

someone's anteater cock

t. liar

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you take that shit back right now, cunt

De re culinaria by Apicius

i'm not joking giuseppe, it's a historical fact. The polish pierogi also comes from chinese dumplings.

I would love to taste Guido’s hot honey..

GUIDOOOOOH

le bestie si agitano

il porcile rumoreggia, sanno che oggi si fa il salame

It's too sweet and I don't like the consistency of most of them. Face it pal, italian bees just aren't that busy.

pretty sure pasta was eaten since roman times and do you can use many other ingredients than tomato look at carbonara

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honey, just honey down our throats

the anti-gvido has risen

Mutilatedcuck talking shit

Eggs came from america
Bacon from Australia
Pasta water from Indonesia
Carbonara didn't exist at the time

risi