Our relationship with food is messed up - let's sort it out, says Stanley Tucci
The new season of Tucci in Italy sees the actor travel the country finding out why there's a lot more to food than you might think.
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"When you say to someone, 'You're from Italy', they'll say, 'No, I'm from Tuscany' or 'I'm from Florence', so they're very territorial, especially when it comes to food."
— Stanley Tucci , Celebrity
"We think we know what Italy is, but it's incredibly complex and diverse."
— Stanley Tucci , Celebrity
"Our relationship with food now is it's just something you eat to feed your belly, but that's not what it is."
— Stanley Tucci , Celebrity
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The new season of Tucci in Italy sees the actor travel the country finding out why there's a lot more to food than you might think.
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