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“The Italians were eating with forks when the French were still eating each other.”

Quote by Mario Batali

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Mario Batali, born in September 1960, is a renowned Italian-American chef. He is known for his innovative approach to Italian cuisine and has hosted several cooking shows. Batali has opened multiple restaurants worldwide, each showcasing his unique culinary style. more

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