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  1. 02-10-19, 20:24 #1
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    Pasta consumption around the world



    Tunisia I sort of understand, but Venezuela and Iran?



    See:
    https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/com...taly_is_first/


    These are per capita:


    • Italy (23.5 kg)
    • Tunisia (17 kg)
    • Venezuela (12 kg),
    • Greece (11.1 kg),
    • Chile (9.4 kg)

    United States (9 kg)


    See: Italian Tunisia
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italian_Tunisians


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    We recently produced over 100 nests of fettuccine from scratch with the pasta machine. We now have pasta for many weeks to come!
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    woa, it's so amazing. i love pasta, i think i will eat it on the weekend but i eat it now
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    There's actually a theory that pasta was independently invented in Iran so maybe that explains Iran?
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