Taste of Tradition - Italian Regional Food
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Authentic Italian food you cannot find in your local store, sent from Italy and delivered to your door wherever you live within the EU.CONTENT
This domain states the following, "Call us now 44 2070 996 617." We observed that the web page said " Product successfully added to your shopping cart." It also stated " There is 1 item in your cart. FOOD YOU CANNOT FIND IN YOUR LOCAL STORE. Pasta Anelletti 1 kg Alberto Poiatti. From Palermo - Sicily, these hard pasta rings stay al dente. Delicious in a meaty pasta bake sprinkled with cheese. Cherry Tomato Sauce 330 gr." The header had Italian Food as the highest ranking keyword. It was followed by Italian Recepies, Buy Italian Food online, and Food online which isn't as ranked as highly as Italian Food. The next words the site uses is Pasta Sauces. Olive Oil was also included and could not be seen by web engines.SEEK OTHER WEB PAGES
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The earliest evidence of these constructions appears to be around the 16th Century in the area of Alberobello. Local farmers started building these structures from the local stone without the use of mortar. The gaps allowed trapped air to form a barrier against swings of temperature and also a cushion against earthquakes. Finally, in 1797 after a popular uprising King Ferdinand 1V.