Anyone who has a nonna knows that in Italian culture, cooking is king. It's the glue of the family, the center of socializing, and the backbone of ... well ... being Italian. You could say that about almost any culture—food, after all, is something that plays a pivotal role in the lives of literally every person on Earth.
But a massive poll of about 27,000 people in 22 different countries by consumer survey group Gfk has cemented it: Italians are the most passionate people about food and cooking in the entire world. How do you quantify something like that? By asking questions, naturally.
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