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My personal favorite is Paris--every single meal there was outstanding.
ReplyDeleteA close second is NYC because of its diverse cuisines.
What kind of Sansur scrub are you?
ReplyDeleteItaly was probably the best food I've ever had, but Japan was the food I enjoyed the most, sushi and tempura all day long.
I'd have to agree with Italy as a country, but Venice tops the charts as a city. The pasta, sauces, fresh tomatoes, and gelati are unmatched.
ReplyDeleteRome is my favorite. Nothing beats the fresh pasta, piping hot pizza, and gelatto. New York is a close second. I should note that I have never been to Paris so I cannot comment on the food there.
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