¿Alguna vez te has preguntado por qué los menús de los restaurantes italianos levantan tantas pasiones y son tan rematadamente adictivos? No es porque los oriundos del país del risotto tengan una innata habilidad para las artes culinarias, no, sino porque sus seductoras delicias no juegan limpio con nosotros.
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