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I lived in Italy for a few years (Northern). Generally the portions of pasta that you ate were relatively small. You also ate a lot of fish, stews, and vegetabl
by enjo 16y ago
I lived in Italy for a few years (Northern). Generally the portions of pasta that you ate were relatively small. You also ate a lot of fish, stews, and vegetables.
In regions of Italy that DO eat mostly carb loaded diets (like Sicily) there has been a relatively long running obesity issue. Walking is important, and it's a great thing. But even walking several miles a day does little to combat obesity when you're offsetting it with thousands of calories of carb-loaded food every day.
- davidedicillo 16y agoI grew up in Milan, and none in my family is obese. If for relatively small you mean "human" yeah, we don't server Cheesecake Factory portions (we actually do once in a while, I remember my dad and grand father eating pasta in a salad bowl few times).