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Our relationship with food is messed up - let's sort it out, says Stanley Tucci
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- Yasmin Rufo National Geographic/Matt Holyoak There's a recurring theme in the second season of Tucci in Italy where someone tells Stanley Tucci he must eat more.
- Usually it's a nonna (grandmother), sometimes it's a chef, and occasionally it's an entire family placing more food on the table in spite of his protests.
- It reminds me of when I visit my own nonna's house in Rome; I'm immediately ushered to the dining table and presented with enough pasta, bread and favourite dishes to feed an entire family.
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Yasmin Rufo National Geographic/Matt Holyoak There's a recurring theme in the second season of Tucci in Italy where someone tells Stanley Tucci he must eat more.
Usually it's a nonna (grandmother), sometimes it's a chef, and occasionally it's an entire family placing more food on the table in spite of his protests.
It reminds me of when I visit my own nonna's house in Rome; I'm immediately ushered to the dining table and presented with enough pasta, bread and favourite dishes to feed an entire family.
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