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Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or planning your first trip to Italy, understanding the nuances of Italian dining can greatly enhance your experience. Here to offer a few tips to ensure your next trip to Italy is great. 1. Know the Meal Schedule: Italians have a meal schedule that differs from many other countries. Lunch…
Today marks a significant occasion as we celebrate the first ever “Made in Italy Day” (Giornata Nazionale del Made in Italy). Let’s explore the rich legacy of Italian craftsmanship and the cultural importance of this commemoration, as we dive into the significance of Made in Italy Day, shedding light on its origins and cultural importance….
The Mediterranean Diet was ranked the number 1 diet in the world for the sixth consecutive year. This prestigious ranking, conducted by U.S. News and World Report at the close of 2023, involved the expertise of over 30 nutritionists, doctors, and epidemiologists. At Stop Italian Sounding, we’re hardly surprised by this accolade. However, beyond the…
In the fast-paced world of 2024, authenticity, experience, and tradition have become cherished values, and when it comes to Italian cuisine, Stop Italian Sounding is committed everyday to bring you just that. More than a mere group of Italian food enthusiasts, Stop Italian Sounding embodies an “Italian food lover ecosystem.” This close-knit community lives and…
In the midst of complex health regimens, the Netflix show “Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones” brings forth a a different perspective on longevity. A “Blue Zone” is a non-scientific term given to geographic regions that are home to some of the world’s oldest people. Exploring five Blue Zones areas in the world:…
Its translation to English means telephone surprise, but why is it called this way? I’m talking about, of course, the famous supplì al telefono. These are originally from the city of Rome, and are sure to be on the top of any Romans’ list of favorite appetizers. So what are they? And why are called…
So, we finally started to create a website for Stop Italian Sounding, and this is some exciting news! First of all, I’d like to introduce myself. I am Robert Campana, I’m Italian-American and the founder of the movement Stop Italian Sounding (SIS). If you follow on any of our social media platforms, I’d like to…
