I re-edited it, didn’t like how it came out the first time around 😅

@ Sebastian Oyarzo I live like 40 minutes away from Genova and there's this little supermarket in my town that sells Pesto di Pra (province of Genova where they cultivate basil and produce a bunch of pesto) and it's absoloutly best! I get huge glass jars (500g or around 1lbs) of fresh pesto at €9.90 in the fridge section and then I portion it at home and freez it. And they also only use traditional ingredients like pine nuts, parmiggiano, olive oil and honestly with how much the ingredients cost nowdays, aspecially pine nuts, it's cheaper for me to buy it like this than make it at home.

Omg I also lived in the Netherlands and now live in the UK! I will add, that while there are some great Italian delis here in London which was not a thing in Amsterdam, in my opinion your average Waitrose/Sainsbury cannot compete with the selection at Albert Heijn 🥹

Thanks for watching!

Thank you for the explanation! 🙏

@@lenny.winter My pleasure. Thanks for another great video.

Looks so good!! 😍😍

Good question and probably not! I don’t like cooking/baking so I’d rather buy one of the good ones and that’s it 😅

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Economic crisis in Italy???? Just like the rest of Europe.. The problem of Italy ( and the rest of Europe) is being invaded by Africans, Pakistans, muslims!

@@M.C.K.111 problem is politics and that damned EU

LOL Economic crisis? Bruh you're in Germany, your economy has been stagnating since 2020 and you barely avoided recession while Italy and other southern european countries have seen the highest growth in Europe.

@@walter_the_danger There may be an economic recovery in Italy and the countries of the South, but in general the job opportunities, salaries and wages in Germany are always better... As for Italy, I know that the wages there are very low and there are no attractive or sufficient job opportunities. These words are not from me but from an Italian friend.

@@MH-pv5hq Germany is the biggest economy in Europe, of course the job opportunities and wages are better, that doesn't mean there are no good salaries and jobs and nice areas with low COL in Italy... it makes no sense to mention Italy's economic crisis when Germany has been one of the slowest growing economies in europe in the past 4 years.

Ciao!

vorrei saperlo anch'io haha

why? barilla is ok, average quality

​@@Firespirit233 invece è quella peggiore x il grano che non è italiano

​@@gabriellaschiavon3647 solo che non é esattamente come credete voi che vi bevete le balle della concorrenza. Anzi, famosi marchi pregiati non usano affatto grano italiano. La Barilla ha due linee, una con solo grano italiano e una con grano anche straniero. Inoltre ha un controllo della qualità severissimo.

​@@cinziaalbini3676 solo da poco ha pasta con grano italiano. Fino a 1/2 anni fa c'era solo la pasta gialla orrenda.

People are really coming at me for various reasons based on that assumption 🤣🤣🤣

And most of these delicious stuff is expensive... That is why most people are not obese

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This is how I learned it whether you believe it or not 🙂 I’m assuming you’re only saying this because my accent is quite good, but that’s because I’ve been specifically practicing it for years and from a relatively young age when it’s easier to learn languages and accents. Are you monolingual by chance? Because what I’m saying here is not a wild concept for anyone who’s ever learned a second language

I learned Italian watching tv, and improved my English watching tv and using all sorts of media. Of course i also learned English in school, but i never learned Italian in school yet i can communicate, cause i learned a lot of it from the tv. The fact that you don't have neighbours whose languages you are learning might be bad for your IQ.