by Francesca Bezzone
You may think grocery shopping is a silly topic for an article. Well, it would be if I went on telling you about the difference between shopping in supermarkets and local stores or about the advantages of buying fresh and organic products versus highly processed stuff.
These are all things we all very much know and, If I said Italians only shop in small shops and eat exclusively things coming from their next door neighbor's orchard, I would only feed you a romantic stereotype that, even if rooted in a still solid reality, doesn't necessarily meet the way of living of every single Italian.
Source: http://www.lifeinitaly.com/
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