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Food tourism in Italy Gourmet food tours in Italy @ja Parma

Parma travel guide for leisure and business

Written by Marcelo Pinto  June 10th 2012 Science and poetry, craftsmanship and industry, sophistication and authenticity. Parma is an admirable synthesis of these apparent opposites, as revealed in its history, and is still true today. Background Parma was the capital of the Duchy, and at one time was ruled by royalty – Marie Louise – the second […]

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Top 5 hotels in Parma Italy

Parma’s best hotels for the luxury traveller. Written by Marcelo Pinto  June 10th 2012 Written by Marcelo Pinto  June 4th 2012 Whether it’s business, pleasure or both that bring you to Parma, there’s a hotel for you among the top 5 hotels rated by your fellow travellers at TripAdvisor. There’s a lot history in Parma, no better reminisced than

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What to do in Parma in 48 hours

Written by Marcelo Pinto  June 4th 2012 Most tourists who visit Italy are captivated by Rome and the Vatican, and don’t realize there is a whole world of discovery in this beautiful European country if one cares to look for it. Parma, located in northern Italy, is fast becoming a tourist destination, and has been known for years to

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Gourmet food tours in Italy @ja Modena Parma Reggio Emilia

Parmesan production video – how Parmigiano Reggiano is made

Normally its cows that are branded, but this is Parmigiano-Reggiano from Italy often referred to as parmesan cheese. Parmesan does start with cows but it’s only their milk we want. This dairy in Mantova, Italy uses half a ton of milk for each block of cheese. It’s made in these huge copper vats. Each one

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Gourmet food tours in Italy @ja Reggio Emilia

Tenuta Rampada and Traditional balsamic vinegar of Reggio Emilia

Originally appeared on Fine dining Lovers by San Pellegrino Transcribed by Marcelo Pinto  June 1st, 2012 The traditional balsamic Italian vinegar from Reggio Emilia is one of the most well knows product of the Italian cuisine. A rare product spread all around the world for its particular taste ad proprieties. Grapes and tradition linked to give to

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