What We Eat In A Week In Southern Italy!!!

[@michaeljohndennis2231]

I’m Irish and I absolutely love these family videos from Calabria in Italy in a beautiful, genuine Italian home, serving genuine Italian food - in many ways, it reminds me so much of how Irish culture used to be, but in more recent times has become far less so - perhaps because I’ve lived in Manchester U.K. for 21 years, I notice these things far more when I go home to Ireland on visits to my family in Rural Ireland ❤

[@the_jackal_dmz]

This is how my wife’s family in Sicily eat. Everybody together always. It’s such a lovely feeling to sit and eat this way. Even though I can’t understand too much, I am more than content. I hope these traditions don’t get diluted in modern times.

[@Edithmedjdoub]

as a teen I hope it stays like this too la dolce vita

[@theresaricci5619]

We still cook and eat the Sicilian food. My grandkids are carrying the tradition 😊

[@ivanisevic1991]

That’s the way is meant to be, where’s your wife from.? I’m Sicilian as well

[@disneyfangirl7806]

I’m Italian and, yes, the food is delicious. But, I love how everyone talks at the same time, yet knows exactly what everyone else is talking about. It’s a gift! Love this video!

[@valeriozoncheddu1033]

Only us Italians can do that LOL 😆

[@Rose-jz6ix]

No, no other people can as well. My husband is finally getting into vegetable & fruit gardening. It is wonderful to see him bring in tomato 🍅, nectarines, lemons, mandarins, lettuce inside. All the Italian food looks delicious. The pizzas are different from my friend Rosa.🇦🇺😊❤️

[@surgsweetie]

Reminds me of me and my 7 siblings. Several conversations at once and we know all!😂😂

[@jhlfsc]

@valerio zoncheddu Ever met the Greeks? Lol

[@valeriozoncheddu1033]

Yes jlhsfc several my sister in law is one don't remind me LOL

[@debbie3218]

I'm a professional chef, and I totally get how everyone is so passionate about the food where they are from. Food brings people together, no matter what cuisine it is, but I must admit, Italian food is my specialty, and favorite to eat. I had an Uncle who was from Bari, and he always brought back the most AMAZING chocolate for me when he went back to visit.

[@bbmcgee33]

Chocolate?! From Bari?!😮

[@daniby9894]

@@bbmcgee33 Well, he did buy chocolate for a kid, so I guess nothing fancy...

[@garlik300]

@@bbmcgee33 in Puglia everything’s better, even chocolate

[@Neldot]

@@bbmcgee33 Yes, in Bari. This is something a bit unknown, even in the rest of Italy, but in southern Italy there are a lot of artesans producing small quantities of very high quality chocolate and sweets.

[@bbmcgee33]

@@Neldot Wow! Some names would be amazing. Thanks :)

[@GlennHtx]

"That's my wife. :) And over there, there is the ocean." Carlo is so precious.

[@robertobellapianta9908]

I want to remember Carlo that in Italy we haven' t the ocean🤣🤣

[@micheleditullio5697]

That was terrible lol That’s the Ionian Sea which is part of the Mediterranean Sea.

[@biagiadigangi293]

Lol I'm glad I wasn't the only one who heard that

[@anadd6195]

@notebook1709 That's the fastest word he found. It is still sweet and cute.

[@nedeljkomrkic408]

​@@robertobellapianta9908 carlo bruno longo, a good peasant from Calabria, native from Libya !!!

[@due_2477]

I love how Sarah is always so talkative and outgoing when you are in America or by yourself but also very shy and quiet when with Carlo’s family lol

[@DomoniqueMusiclover]

Haha

[@K.T-]

😂😂😂👍🏼👍🏼 She's out of her realm and out of her control 👍🏼

[@ZujarisA]

It’s also because of the language barrier. Or at least that’s what have happened to me in similar situations…

[@due_2477]

@@ZujarisA yeah for sure, they don’t only speak italian, but an Italian heavily influenced by the calabrian dialect

[@thet1375]

@@K.T- She acts so different in Italy, treats him with respect and kindness which is the opposite in America

[@stephmorrison]

My grandparents were both from Calabria ❤ loved seeing this, going to show this video to my nonna, she’s 96 years old. Thanks for the video 😊

[@tarasartori9586]

I was born and raised in Australia I have never left the country but my hubby is Italian his Dad is from Treviso and his mum is from Calabria. I cannot wait to take our children to Italy to meet the family

[@laurabradshaw84]

Carlo's description of that pizza gave me goosebumps!! It reminds me of being in Sicily with my in-laws. They make a great rolled pizza called scaccia. Mmmmm!! Can't wait to go to Pozzallo for Easter. They really know how to prep a feast! We're an Italian/Irish couple with twin boys and i love how they speaking more Italian now. I think couples with a mixed culture makes for a very interesting life.♥️ Love your channel! ❤️

[@michaeljohndennis2231]

Being Irish myself, living 21 years in the U.K., but in recent years I’ve noticed how we Irish seem to be losing this - Irish and Italian culture are very similar and I absolutely love everything about Italy ❤

[@MacReady1980]

Seeing all you beautiful Calabrese eat all this food warms my heart! Hearing you all talk Calabrese really is like my family get togethers! Love seeing it! Ciao from a fellow Italian (Calabrese) Australian!

[@annaskiadopoulou2412]

Στην Καλαβρία υπάρχουν πολλοί Έλληνες νομίζω;

[@ilmareverticale]

I'm Italian living abroad and this made me emotional. You look so happy there guys. I think it is something about food, people and fresh air that just makes it amazing. If you can I think it's worth going there more often. It is giving you so beautiful aura ❤️😍

[@michaeljohndennis2231]

I’m Irish, living in the U.K. 21 years and I love this Italian way of families being together and sharing food in this wonderful way - Irish culture and Italian culture are very similar, but in recent years, we Irish sadly seem to be losing this culture of strong family ties, along with our Catholic faith

[@gandrade0501]

My husband’s family is from the Azores Portugal and I love visiting your video, reminded me of the past Christmas that we spent their eating and just enjoying each other’s company

[@chrisferraiolo1935]

What an amazing video, guys! You all looked like you had a great time! I showed this video to my cousin's wife and asked her about the food everyone was eating. She told me what each Calabrian dish was and sent me a bunch of recipes. I definitely need to try making these. The fresh ricotta looks amazing! Great video, Carlo and Sarah! Ciao!

[@QueensNYgirlie1988]

The utter disgust on his face when she said riGoTsS!! I am dying over here 🤣🤣 You guys are awesome!

[@anadd6195]

HAHAHAH

[@dreamingofraaain]

I love this, this is exactly what happens in Greece too, with what would be considered extended family coming together to enjoy endless food, everyone talking over people, meals that last for hours... Nowadays, this is the case for villages and the countryside in general, maybe not so much for larger cities. But still, this is very familiar to us Greeks, that's why I think that we could visit anywhere in Italy and the similarities would be countless!

[@dr.tomgio6694]

That is because we in southern Italy are all actually Greek; don't let the language confuse you. Our traditions are directly from Hellas and we're all proud of that fact. In fact, we still have many communities where the dialect is Griko (Koine). As we say - Una faccia; una razza!

[@dreamingofraaain]

@@dr.tomgio6694 such a lovely comment! We've been taught in school about what you've mentioned here, Magna Grecia, right? I've heard only Greeks call my country Hellas, so I understand what you mean, your pride shows my friend. Now I want to visit Southern Italy even more!

[@dr.tomgio6694]

@@dreamingofraaain Efharistò polì! Magna Graecia would welcome you with open arms!

[@giovannimoriggi5833]

@@dr.tomgio6694 actually Greek culture was heavy assimilated by Etruscans and Romans and many other, to Veneti region as well. Also moorish and Spanish and Normans and many others influenced South Italy for centuries. Eating together is simply a Mediterranean thing (despite Greeks are my biggest live outside Italy). And, for more, NOT only southerners do big meals with family, bro Now is the language the confusing thing in your opinion… forgetting that Sicilian influenced Italian but not Greek… 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@dr.tomgio6694]

@@giovannimoriggi5833 Giusto, Giovanni; what you have written is correct to an extent. However, Puglia (Salento), Calabria (Kala Bris), Sicilia and the southern part of Campania were all colonized by different poleis from Hellas. Even the word "Italia" comes from the Greek "Viteliù." Napoli (Nea Polis) was a Greek city all the way through the Roman occupation and the primary language spoken there was Koine. The Roman elites would go to Pompeii and Herculaneum to immerse themselves in the Greek culture and language. To give you an idea of their influence, my mother, as an example, was the daughter of two emigrants to the U.S. from Terra Nova da Sibari, Provincia di Cosenza. This was a Spartan colony. One of my cousins had her do a genetic study and it revealed that she was 64% Greek. My nonno even spoke Griko and could converse reasonably well with his Greek friends in Philadelphia with little difficulty. There is also no question that the Romans regarded the Greek culture superior to their own and, as a consequence, it was spread throughout their empire. With the fall of the western part of the empire in 476 AD, the Eastern Holy Roman empire continued until the fall of Constantinople a thousand years later. Their primary language was Greek; Latino was secondary. It is easy to understand how the Greek culture took such root in the formation of our Western Civilization. With all due respect, to claim that it is merely an assimilation of a foreign culture that makes southern Italians appear Greek is an understatement. There was a reason that the Romans referred to l'Italia Meridionale as "Magna Graecia." Greeks had been actively colonizing southern Italy, Sicilia, Sardinia, and Corsica since the late Bronze Age - even before the collapse in 1177 BC. There were even Messapi from Nardò (Neretium) involved in the Trojan War under Odysseus' command. This was more than 500 years before the founding of Rome by the sons of Aeneas. To my mind, political lines on a map 3,500 years after the fact means very little in defining what we are.

[@Blue_Sarong]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing the food, the sights, the family, the beauty of Calabria. It's on my travel list now!

[@Ononokii]

Everything is so wholesome! I’m CalabrESE and I really love all of this ☺️👏🏻

[@CarloandSarah]

not me completely spelling Carlo's italian phrases wrong LOL

[@HeartOGlobe]

Woow, my husband and I took a random trip to Reggio Calabria in 2017 (We'd never heard of it but I wanted to be near the beach lol, my husband just stuck his finger on the map anywhere and so we went) and fell in love with the little place. We too drove down some of those narrow "borgos", definitely looking for a restaurant that we could never find lol with locals staring at us and shaking their heads no, lol, like your car is too wide to keep driving down here rotfl. So I'm like omg no way you too!? -While watching that scene. It was like a fantasy land in a way for us. There were no tourists, lol. Nice to see the place mentioned, thanks for sharing!

[@l.e777]

Italians treat food as a work of Art. Every little ingredient is sacred and must be high quality as fresh as possible. Ohhh man I miss that.

[@Veronica_Boer]

The look of resignation in Sarah's eyes when more and more food is brought to the table...I can share your pain, sister, I'm from Northern Italy and married to a Neapolitan. Lunches are never ending, and holiday meals last for a min. of 6 hours... It's mandatory to eat, otherwise they think you don't love them

[@rainbowgirl949494]

sounds like my country’s wedding reception which is my favorite thing in the world. I need to marry into an italian family😆

[@normaesteva3698]

Fresh food at its best. You cannot beat that. Italians are the best cooks in Europe. Love your videos. Watching you from Puerto Rico.

[@ilikeyt5053]

Oh yeah i agre with that, I think Italian cuisine is currently the best in the world

[@aleromcas83]

Well, I think Spanish food is better 😂

[@geraldinemaigne8463]

​@@aleromcas83You've obviously not been to France lol.

[@Youtube_user_nhvrxdhn]

That food looked so delicious 🤤 It must be lovely to sit together with that big family, feel home and eat good food.

[@yolandaperez9427]

Carlo,I love,love,love your family home. The kitchen is so beautiful and the property is a dream come true. The food was driving me crazy.I wished I could taste everything. Thanks to you both. I appreciate what you do

[@maryanabardina6348]

Beautiful Italian families, strong and holding together, sharing wonderful meals. Bella Italia!

[@carterjohnson2787]

My family is originally from Calabria and I’m getting to visit for my graduation trip! This got me even more excited!!

[@Girlinthewoods247]

“They taste different in Italy” in America they use cheap oils and frozen potatoes a lot of the time. The culture of making so much from scratch and cooking the fries in sunflower oil is not just better for you but, it tastes so much better too! ❤️ thanks for letting us see what it is like❤️

[@mikakot5939]

I really felt the taste of the pizza that Carlo described in my mouth 🤤😂

[@justinetaylor8779]

Nice my dad is from Calabria I’ve never been to Italy wished I could see that to where my dad grew up thanks for sharing

[@justinetaylor8779]

Also go a bit slower with camera a bit too fast

[@kskisser]

Your life should be made into a sitcom. You two are so precious and funny together. LOVE your channel.

[@michellemeyer1649]

I love how the entire family are total foodies!!!!! ❤️

[@libbyjensen1858]

This video is amazing! Carlo's mom's house is GORGEOUS, the food is FANTASTIC, the surrounding area is so beautiful!!! I want Carlo's mom to adopt me! 😂 Such an amazing video!!

[@RobertaBolle]

You two remind me of my girlfriend and I. We too met in Italy in 1992. Couldn't speak each other language and then there wasn't Google translate!!! But was love at first sight. And we are still together. I wish the same for you. You're soooooo sweet!!!!

[@BrianMorin-t3c]

What a video, I loved how open and warm Carlo’s family was and patient with Sarah. My question is this everyday normal meal? Do Italian’s eat three meals a day or smaller with one big meal? With all that beautiful cuisine, it must be mandatory to only take one or two bites of each food being served. Just amazing! Wish my family had kept a tradition like that. Most likely would be once each week on Sundays after church.

[@n-i-c-k]

I feel Carlo's passion for pizza. One time I broke up with a chick after she wanted to put ketchup on a pizza I brought over to her place, that was from a restaurant where the owner (who I know) studied for like 9 months in Napoli to get certified under Associazione Verace Pizza Napoletana. I realized we just were not compatible. True story.

[@marykoufalis7666]

@@SportAndEntertainment96 I have absolutely no doubt that they were a lot of other issues that led to the break up.

[@ilmareverticale]

Well done. I would do the same ❤️❤️❤️😊😊😊👌

[@juliek6278]

Some things can’t be compromised lol

[@giovannimoriggi5833]

I do get it. The opposite of the cherry on top is the ketchup on pizza

[@josephdunn5131]

That's almost as bad as pineapple😂

[@AussieAngeS]

I just found your video and I laughed because my parents are both calabrese and this is a typical meal setting haha. So much food and everyone talking so loud, I love it 😌

[@coolbreeze5683]

Aww, little Carlo climbing the trees... he was probably a cute kid, eating Pan di Stelle cookies

[@ilCALABROneITALYano]

Avevo già visto questo canale ma questa è la prima volta che intervengo! Carlo, è impressionante come assomigli a dei miei cugini di Reggio Calabria!😊 Mi raccomando fai conoscere la Calabria perché è incredibilmente bella ed a giudicare dai followers che avete il bacino d'utenza pubblicitario è davvero vasto!!!😉👍 Un abbraccio dalla penisola italiana (la Calabria ovviamente 😁)!

[@ivanduc72]

You two are simply the cutest couple. And when I saw Gerace, my heart had a bump: I used to go there with my ex (she lived in Cittanova) and we usually went to the "Sparviero" restaurant and sometimes to the pasticceria in the piazza. It was amazing. Normally she took me to Capo Vaticano, Tropea,.. but sometimes I was able to convince her to go to the Ionio side in Siderno, Riace Marina,.. beautiful times. And her Mamma.. she used to do handmade pasta and so on: fortunately when I was not there I was on the mountains hiking. I've never ate so much in my entire life 😀

[@fabiodemartin71]

No raga! Ho mangiato un'ora fa e dopo aver visto il vostro video sono tornato a tavola di nuovo. Sempre grandissimi 👍🏻

[@rachelmichell7315]

Loved this so much Ty..&&as always..the way Carlos describes food ..awe..melts the ❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰ty.u SUCH LOVELY COUPLE🥰

[@robertad242]

Carlo insisting that you pronounce the words right, that’s awesome. You’ll speak Italian better and better every day ❤❤❤

[@michaeljohndennis2231]

And the wonderful, sweet and adorable Carlo is teaching every one of us online how to correctly pronounce Italian words - I used to work in one U.K. supermarket for 17 years so I’ve gotten the hang of most Italian words, as everyone knows that my favourite food is Italian and like Carlo, I seek out genuine Italian food ❤

[@johnsaxongitno4life588]

Love this video and your beautiful and amazing family thank you for making me feel happy as I needed to battling with my anxiety and mental health issues so thank you from the bottom of my heart ❣

[@bobduvar]

My italian relatives were from Rimini... They came into France early in the XXth century for working on the french riviera... Nizza !! The most italian french city.... And proud to be !!

[@robjoslopez9909]

Hi guys! I’m from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 but my family is in Sicily! Ritornero in sicilia I primi di Marzo! Non vedo l’ora di mangiare tutto! Pizza e Pasta. I can’t wait!

[@jhlfsc]

Calabrese food is simple, yet it's the quality that makes it so incredibly delicious.

[@armandocardenas6094]

I'm in love with these two. I just can't get enough of them.

[@loriannlofaro9684]

So similar to all the times I’ve been to Sicily to visit my family❤ There’s never day I don’t eat granita when I’m there! Breakfast is always granita con brioche😋

[@sweetbeeluvera1450]

Wifey is gonna the best cook in the future if she keeps hanging around these beautiful and amazing family and cooks!💖☺️

[@mikahist4155]

You are both so relaxed down there- please show us the place a whole spring or Summer over! I think its lovely over spring and summertime...aaaand: the whole lifestyle of mangiare and share is the best part of being a human. 😁 emina

[@lilliegraham1088]

Look of happiness on Carlo’s face when he was talking the pizza was priceless. lol

[@agrammie5668]

My mouth is literally watering……YUM❤Have a blessed day‼️

[@mircko191]

I miss Calabria so much😍. Thank you for the video, it sparks memories

[@irenevankoningsbruggen1801]

love love love love love love !!!!!! you'r the best Sarah& Carlo...Love Italy. Best love from Holland!! Irene.

[@indiasupportstrumpwwg1wga927]

Just started watching this channel and love it! You guys are cute together... I can see the love in Sarah's eyes! Keep up the content!

[@advisevo2153]

❤I love the way they eat, get together and talk at the same time 😂

[@anne-katrinlehmann9716]

I travel to Italy every year (from Germany). After watching your lovely video I wanna go right away ❤️

[@vsj2k]

Thank you so much for spreading smiles! Wishing the bestttt for you guys :) Stay cute and amazing as ever, and hope you always keep growing together. Lots of love from India 💜

[@michellecornelison5943]

I would love to visit India first then Italy.

[@hayder1991]

What a lovely vibe with the fam! I'm origin from Iraq and we also love to eat with the family.

[@JohnSmits-nx4iq]

I wish I had a big Italian family and when they coock lunch or diner it looks so spectaculair 😋😋😋 and yummy ❤❤❤

[@demimariecolobro5179]

My great in-laws are from here! My last name is colobro < but really it’s calabro but when they came to America their name got written down with Os instead of As…we’ve always wanted to go visit! Love the video!

[@sup3761]

Thank you for showing us everything - it looks so perfect & peaceful

[@danthornton1761]

My great grandfather grew up in Bovalino Superiore before moving to the US. I imagine this is similar to what he might have experienced. I won't know until I finally go. Thanks for sharing.

[@cathywilliams1182]

This video makes me want to go back to Italy again. And YES the food was amazing!

[@danabarone5801]

We are definitely spoiled with the quality of food here in Italy. Everything is piu buono, piu saporito ! ❤️

[@LinkSoul64]

This is how we eat in Greece 🇬🇷 and Cyprus 🇨🇾 Exactly the same! Even the freaking table cloth is the same.

[@JZeverybody]

Mamma mia. I live in New Jersey and my family is originally from Crotone and Catanzaro! Calabria is my heart and soul. 🇮🇹

[@Veronica_Boer]

Do you know that since a few years the gov't changed the spelling? It's no longer Crotone, but Krotone, the ancient Greek name.

[@JZeverybody]

@@Veronica_Boer I didn't know that

[@Gc-we8sy]

Lol, no. It Is still called Crotone

[@JZeverybody]

Lol, yes!

[@Gc-we8sy]

@@JZeverybody I litterally live in Crotone. Baci

[@Maria-bs1ds]

Love this video, makes me miss my family in Calabria. Haven’t been for so long.

[@johnvaccaro7022]

I love Zeppoli! Every Chrismas Eve,when I was little, I use to help? my gamdma make them...she would tell me what shape she wanted...the longa or rounda one....and then she would drop them in the oil...🤣...those are the memories you have for a lifetime!😢

[@ruthnoronha8206]

Carlo and Sarah have you seen this show Rosie, she’s from Italy, she moved to Toronto Canada, she was in Canada for some 2 yrs or so but returned to Italy. She doesn’t put out videos frequently but her mom is a chef, they own 2 restaurants, she does’what she eats in a day’ or her fav Italian snacks or she goes to other places in Italy and shows us the food. It’s really fun. Italy is my most favourite country in the world. I live in Canada but Idd love to live in Italy in my dreams.

[@Maggies87]

Wow, a meal with at least 2 dozen people at the tables! Delicious and love to see you so happy.

[@laurakenney100]

Oh my, what a wonderful celebration of family and delicious food. ❤

[@JohnPaulFernandes]

Our families did also. My dads português family and my moms Canadian French families. All invited to our home or one of their homes for dinner some times 30 people or more. 🎉It is what family was all about. Now the family is smaller, and things are different. But my little family now get together 7 of us now. But less noise

[@nathalieboisset5936]

Vous avez surtout mangé de la joie de vivre en famille c'est trop bien 👏👏🙏

[@stellarose6848]

I absolutely adore how you share! My family is from Calabria! My dream is see it one day! ❤❤

[@Chaucer129]

I would be happy to stay at home and eat all day and night if I had a family like this. I'm so glad you guys went to Italia to be with family and eat well!

[@hgtudoruk4933]

You need men Italian? 😂❤

[@jade5793]

My family is also from Calabria, much love from my family to yours xo

[@roseluvsunydaez1111]

The " Roaster " 😂😂 I LOVE YOU BOTH !!! PRECIOUS!! 🥰

[@ChamP10nk1ng]

Food looks amazing. Btw, Sarah is on her BEST behavior!

[@darkeyedchef]

I wish the American culture was more like this....big family, lots of food and just enjoying life and those around the table. We've gotten away from this, I miss it.

[@ClassicAlberto]

6:36 fun fact, that variaty is actually called Navel because of the form of the belly bottom. There is one that comes early, navelina, and the one that comes in march navel-late.

[@RUTC01]

Being from Sant’ Andrea, your mention of our iconic “Fiscottini” was heartwarming. Thanks

[@tonyrome3177]

I loved your video. I spend a great deal of time in Altomonte. Love Calabria.❤

[@pj1uk]

I am foreigner by myself and I am right now fluent in Italian. Please watch italian TV with your husband. Its the best way to lern.

[@shannoncook9915]

Love to watch you two!! My friends and I are looking into a trip to Italy. Suggestions on northern or southern part? We will only be going for 7 days...unfortunately

[@francescamarini5967]

Every region in Italy, from north to south, has its own beauty and good food. Some interesting cities for history, art and food: Rome, Florence, Venice, Naples, Palermo. If you are very young and want fun in the summer: Rimini, Riccione. And many other places. 😉

[@lyndabond1443]

Mama Mia…that food look’s delicious 😋. No wonder Carlo hate’s American Italian. Great vlog. I really like these longer one’s ❤

[@TheMetalChef38]

You go to all those franchise type places like Oliver Garden 😉 etc...but nothing beats what you're eating and experiencing here. I kept looking for Anthony Bourdain to pop up somewhere cuz this is exactly what he always talked about.

[@alexsoma3720]

In nessun posto al mondo si mangia bene come in Sud Italia ❤ This was an awesome video loved every second of it 😊

[@emmasworld9037]

Carlo is beaming with happiness!

[@Gaibreel]

I'm learning Italian rn... ya, the pronunciation is so hard! Spanish pronunciation is so easy. Why is Italian pronunciation so hard 😆 I feel ya Sarah 😆

[@stellatogo2106]

Yes, he keeps saying, Calabria, which is the whole front part of the Italian Boot. It seems harder because most every word ends in a vowel. Ah, Eh, I (ee), O, and U like Boot. Once you get the sounds, it will be easier to pronounce the words. For example: "Andiamo al cinema"...pronounced ahndeeahmo ahl ceenehmah translates to "Let's go to the Cinema or Theater." Hope that's helpful. My first language is Italian and my entire family is from Bari, Italy...it is across from Calabria and it is part of the heel.

[@ruthnoronha8206]

These types of videos are my absolute fav.

[@micuzzu]

This makes me miss Calabria so much!!! Evviva la Calabria

[@htolko72]

you are amazing couple ! I so much like to see your videos! small correction for the video is that there is no ocean around Italy, but the mediterranean sea.

[@debracloud3948]

I have been watching you for a couple months now and you are most favorite channel of all time I love love love watching your videos and the funny shorts you post. My parents have both passed now but my mother was Italian. Both of her parents were Italian. My Grandfather was from Sicily his last name was Iannacone and my Grandmother was also from Sicily her last name was Vassello. They passed when I was very young so I don't remember them well, but oh my mother could cook all those yummy foods I saw on your video. At Christmas she would make Struffoli oh sooooooooo delish. Thank you for sharing your channel with us I'm a number 1 fan for sure. Bless you both 🥰

[@waynerich659]

OMG I wanna go there the food looks so amazing……..I think Carlo should do a show where once a week he teaches us how to make some of those meals please they look soooooooooo good plzzzzz think about it

[@frankygiannoni2294]

So Sarah, did you try chinotto (although probably it was not the first time)? What do you think of its taste? I'm pretty sure it's not very popular outside Italy.

[@Lorre982]

é totalmente sconosciuto al di fuori dell'Italia stessa cosa per la cedrata

[@francescomorda3102]

Mizzica complimenti Carlo e Sara... E vi faccio sapere dal profondo del cuore che questi sono gli spot più belli per la nostra Calabria... Fanno vedere tutto l'amore che c'è dalle nostre parti.. nelle piccole cose , sarà banale per molti , ma per noi no

[@Ellis4900]

Such a great life to have! Happy for y’all!

[@uliwehner]

this is so relatable for me. I am basically Carlo's older German twin, living with my american wife in the US.

[@karenmead7169]

THIS IS WHAT FAMILY AND FOOD IS ALL ABOUT!!❤