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7TH GRADERS
PREZENTATIONS BOUT FOOD
IRAKLI
JGERENAIA
People’s Food
 Presenter:
 Irakli Jgerenaia
Teacher:
 Ketevan Papava
HI RUSSIA
 This is Shirokov‟s Family. Shirokova Ekaterina,40 and her husband
Maksim Shirokov, 45.Maksim‟s mother Shirokova Antonina and 2
daughters Masha, 18 and Dina, 20.Maksim is an office clerk in a
big firm and his wife is a teacher.their daughters are students, and
his mother is a pensioner. Every evening after work they like to get
together and eat supper. Usually they have Russian food like
vegetable soup, they eat fried potatoes and chicken,salads, and
pies.They like to eat fruits on dessert.They eat 10 kg of potatoes
and 5 kg fruits a week.
HI SPAIN
 This is an average Spain family! Santa Monika, 38 . Santiago, her
husband, 40, their children Alberto,10 and Antonio, 6.Santiago is a
worker, and his wife looks after the children.She is a good cooker, and she
always likes to cook new delicious food.They eat meat, potatoes and fresh
vegetables., salads. But sometimes between meals children like to eat ice
cream,cakes and fruits. They eat 15 kg potatoes, 5 kg meat, 10 kg fruits a
week
OTAR MURADISHVILI
WORLD CUISINE
 World cuisine is various and different.Each
Country has its own food and cuisine.
 GEORGIAN CUISINE
 As for Georgian cuisine,it is one of the
most popular cuisine in the world,because
it is different from others.There are many
species,like in India.
WHICH GIVE EACH MEAL SPECIAL
TASTE.NATIONAL GERGIAN FOOD IS
KHACHAPURI, SACIVI, KHINKALI, MCVADI AND
MANY OTHERS.
ITALIAN CUISINE
 Italian cuisine is famous for variety of pasta
meals with different sauces espepecially with
tomatoes.Well known Italian snack is pizza
MEGI MAXARADZE
World Culture
B R A Z I L
THIS IS FLAG OF COUNTRY.
IT INCLUDING GREEN,
YOLOW, BLUE AND
WHITE COLOURS
THE NATIONAL EMBLEM OF BRAZIL
 This emblem
 Including lots of
 colours: green,
 yellow, sky-blue,
 white, red
 and another.
S I T U A T I O N
 Brazil situated in
 south of America.
 It compounds half
 of south America
C A P I T A L
Its capital is Brazil.
Its area is 8,511,965
sq.(square), km.(kilo-
Meter). Population of
Brazil is 201,016 mln.
Main language is
Portugal.
O C E A N S
 The Brazil
 bording two
 oceans: the
 Atlantic and
 Fasific oceans.
THIS IS STREET OF BRAZIL
THIS IS BEACHES OF COUNTRY
WHAT DO FAMILIES
AROUND THE WORLD EAT?
 The Robert Bamba‟s family!
 Mother and Father have 4 children.
Lucia, julia, luka, and paulo. They live in south
America in Brazil. They have big house and
beautiful garden. Children always helf parents.
They eat lots of vegetables and fruit. Family like
fish, meat, porridge, egg, potatoes and another
food. They don‟t like milk,orange juice and
another drinks. They like sweets: cakes and
chocolate. They drink only water and coffee.
This is very popular actor‟s great family.
NINO KIRKITADZE
FOOD AROUNFOOD AROUND THE WORLDD THE
WORLD
FOOD AROUND THE
WORLD
 Producer:Nino Kirkitadze
CANADA: THE MELANSONS OF
IQALUIT, NUNAVUT TERRITORY
 Addison , 35 and Alexa
, 32 , have three sons :
Adam , 12, Andrew
,10, and Anthony , 7 .
Alexa works in a police
and Addison looks the
children. Alexa has fast
food for breakfast and
leaves work at
6am.They eat a lot of
vegetables and eggs
(20 a week). They also
eat : fish, meat, fresh
fruit, and bread.
DIALOGUE
 1.What are you doing in your free time ?
 I and my children are going for a walk
 2.Are you eating a lot ?
 No, we maintain weight
 Thank you
TOP 3
CANADIAN
FOOD
TIM HORTON’S ICED CAP
 You know
summer has
arrived when you
see Canadians
across the
country clutching
their
frosty, creamy
Tim Horton‟s iced
caps, a blend of
Tim‟s signature
coffee, cream (or
milk), and ice
BEAVER TAILS
 A whole wheat
pastry is flattened
to resemble a
beaver tail (how
patriotic!) and is
cooked by
“floating” on top
of hot oil.
MAY WEST
 The Canadian
version of the
Twinkie, a May
West consists of a
round cake with a
creamy center
enrobed in
chocolate. Can‟t get
much better than
that!
SOFI DOLIDZE
AFRICA
CULTURE OF AFRICA
 The culture of Africa is varied and
manifold. It is a product of the diverse
populations that today inhabit the
continent of Africa and the African
Diaspora. Like much of the world, it has
been impacted upon by both internal and
external forces
FAMILY LIFE IN AFRICA
DANIEL BOURDANNÉ EXPLORES ISSUES
RELATED TO BEING PART OF A FAMILY IN
AFRICA – AND HOW INDIVIDUALS ARE
DEFINED BY THOSE CLOSEST TO THEM.
 To speak about the African
family is as if someone asked
a blind man to describe an
elephant. Unable to see the
animal in its entirety, he will
reduce the description of the
elephant to that of the part
which he has touched. If he
touches the tail, he will say
that the elephant is a small
animal because of its short
tail.
RT THE DAY
 When I was a child growing up in Chad, we
woke up very early. Every morning, before
sunrise, we all went to greet my father.
During this family meeting, my father gave
us advice and instructions for the day. He
made sure that each member of the family
was in good health.
 He also shared his programme of the day
with us. We studied the Bible and prayed
together for the day. My father also rose up
early each day and went to his uncle‟s
house. This uncle was the one who took
care of him after the death of his father and
who did all he could to help him found his
own family. Every morning, my father
wanted to make sure that everything went
well in his uncle‟s compound. After that, he
then came back to receive all of his
children as well as all those living under his
roof.
CLOTHING OF AFRICA
 Women's traditional clothes in Ethiopia are
made from cloth called shemma and used to
make habesha kemis. The latter garment is
basically cotton cloth, about 90 cm wide, woven
in long strips which are then sewn together.
Sometimes shiny threads are woven into
the fabric for an elegant effect. Men wear pants
and a knee-length shirt with a white collar,and
perhaps a sweater. Men often wear knee-high
socks, while women might not wear socks at all.
Men as well as women wear shawls, the netela.
CUISINE
AFRICIAN CUISINE
 The various cuisines of Africa use a combination of
locally available fruits, cereal
grains and vegetables, as well
as milk and meat products. In some parts of the
continent, the traditional diet features a
preponderance of milk, curd and whey products. In
much of tropical Africa, however, cow's milk is rare
and cannot be produced locally (owing to various
diseases that affect livestock). The continent's
diverse demographic makeup is reflected in the many
different eating and drinking habits, dishes, and
preparation techniques of its manifold populations…
 Traditional Sub-Saharan
African music is as diverse as
the region's various
populations. The common
perception of Sub-Saharan
African music is that it is
rhythmic music centered
around the drums, and
indeed, a large part of Sub-
Saharan music, mainly among
speakers of Niger
condo and Nilo-saharan
languages, is rhythmic and
centered around the drum.
Sub-Saharan Africans and can
be seen in its influence on
music forms
as Samba, Jazz, Rhythm and
Blues, Rock &
Roll, Salsa, and Rap music
AFRICAN LANGUAGES
 Some Africans speak various European
languages such as
English, Spanish, French, and Dutch.
MARIAM BEJANIDZE
JAPAN FOOD
CULTURE
Presentator: Mariam Bezhanidze 
JAPAN FOOD CULTURE
 Japanese cuisine is
recognized as the worldwide
standard for a healthy diet. .
Uniqueness is not only
subjected to the difference in
the ingredients, but the way of
obtaining and attractiveness.
JAPAN FOOD CULTURE
 But the main feature is a Japanese cuisine -
the attention to detail. It is important
nuances, rituals and rules.
JAPAN FOOD CULTURE
The Japanese have a saying. "Food is as good
as a man can not appear naked in public"
Celebration of traditional dishes, a variety of
size, shape and material, and is a combination
of beauty and minimalism. The same can be
said about the location of food, such as sushi
and sashimi, its decoration - flowers, grass and
leaves. Each plate naturmort.
JAPAN FOOD CULTURE
 the yuanas family; they live in japan ,there
are mother, father ,sister and brother.
YUANAS OFTEN EAT
SUKIYAKI - (SUKIYAKI)
IT CONSISTS OF A
PIECE OF MEAT AND
VEGETABLES, WHICH
IS SEASONED WITH
SPECIAL SPICES.
 Japan food
culture
JAPAN FOOD CULTURE
 the family also
often eat akitori-
the same fried
chicken.
JAPAN FOOD CULTURE
JAPAN FOOD CULTURE
JAPAN FOOD CULTURE
 in japan Rice is the staple,they eat rice
with all kind of food.
 they also loves Wasabi - (wasabi) wasabi
plant that thrives only in the mountains of
Japan, spicy sauce pasta, green.
Japanese cuisine is widely used as a
spice.
THANKS FOR
ATTENTION!!!
 
Presenter: Mariam Bezhanidze 
LEVAN BIADZE
FRENCH FOOD
SALAD
FRENCH BREAD
 France is a long loaves of bread, Also they
love Croissants
POTATOES,KEBAB,HAMBURGER
 They are very fond of potatoes, kebab and
hamburger
DESSERT
They are very fond of chocolate cake and
Fruitcake

ELENE BEJANIDZE
RUSSIAN FOOD CULTURE
 Presentator: Elene Bezhanidze

RUSSIAN FOOD CULTURE
 Russian cuisine -
traditional cuisine of the
Russian people. Her
dishes and flavor
accents vary depending
on geographic location.
Russian cuisine has
incorporated elements
of French cuisine as
well as specialties from
the former Soviet Union
and the various peoples
living in Russia
RUSSIAN FOOD CULTURE
(DESSERTS)
 Desserts of sweet pastry known:
rolls, cakes, and jams and honey.
 Russian traditional dessert dishes are baked
apples and other fruits and berries baked.
RUSSIAN FOOD CULTURE
 As in other European countries, Russian
cuisine and infiltrated some foreign dishes:
tea, barbecue, potato dishes. Some of the
dishes were created in the Imperial period
(1721-1918) chefs: stroganoff, salad
Olivier vinaigrette.
BORSH
 Borsch - a kind of soup based on
beets, which gives the characteristic red
borscht. Traditional dish of the Eastern
Slavs, the main entree Ukrainian cuisine.
DUMPLINGS
 Dumplings - boiled dish in the form of
products from unleavened dough stuffed with
minced meat or fish
RUSSIAN PANCAKES
 Russian pancakes - traditional dish of the
Eastern Slavs, national version of pancakes.
Russian pancakes cooked on yeast dough
and often brewed in water or milk before
baking in a traditional Russian stove.
HASH
 Hash - a traditional dish of the national
Russian and Ukrainian cuisine, a cold soup.
First described in the literature in the book of
Helena Molokhovetz "Gift to Young
Housewives."
 One year I lived in Moscow. I like their
culture and their cuisine
Thanks you for attention

Presentator: Elene Bezhanidze
NODAR BARABADZE
 Prithviraj Kapuri
50 and her wife
Krishna Kapuri
have two children
Babita and Koshu
15 and 17 years
old.
FAMILY JOBS
 Father doesn‟t work
because of illnes.
Mother is a
secretary. Children
are still at school but
older works in a
restaurant.
FOOD
 Family eats lots
of fruit and grain
but doesn‟t eat
any meat.
 Prsenter Nodar Barabadze
NINO FXAKADZE
THE MAIN ASPECT OF ITALIAN FOOD CULTURE
By all means this is conviviality and joy.
And slowness of course. Enjoying a meal
with friends or family is the main ingredient
of any Italian dish.
Italian Sunday lunches are the best
example, a unique experience you should
try at least once.
They say only 5% of Italians eat out on
Sundays, while 95% are at home eating as
much as humanly possible. Sunday lunch
is usually spent at some relatives‟ home, in
my case my grandparents‟.
 Lunch usually starts
between 12am and
1pm depending on the
region, and can last
literally all
day, sometimes even
until dinner time. It‟s
the main occasion to
bring the extended
family together, and
the only time ALL
courses are included
ITALIAN PIZZA
 Pizza is an oven-baked
flat bread typically topped
with a tomato
sauce, cheese and various
toppings. The modern pizza
was invented in Naples
,Italy and the dish has
since become popular in
many parts of the world. An
establishment that makes
and sells pizzas is called a
"pizzeria".
DESSERT - RASPBERRY SEMIFREDDO
 Presenter : Nino Pkhakadze
LASHA DIASAMIDZE
Food
Dutch
 Dutch pea soup, also called snert is a
winter dish.
HIS IS ANOTHER TRADITIONAL WINTER DISH
WITH POTATOES, GREENS AND MEAT ARE
MIXED WITH EACH OTHER. CALLED
STAMPPOT
 Fries is not exclusively Dutch dish.
The Dutch eat French fries it‟s fast food
BITTERBALLEN
FAVORITE SNACK DUTCH - BITTER BALLS. THESE
ARE SMALL BALLS OF BEEF STEW
HAGELSLAG
HAGELSLAG IS THE MOST POPULAR
SANDWICH IN THE NETHERLANDS. DELICIOUS
FOR BREAKFAST.
MARIAM ABASHIDZE
INDIA
 Presenter:Mariam Abashidze☺
 Teacher: Keti Papava
 INDIA
is a country in South Asia. India`s capital
city is New Delhi, and the largest city is
Mumbai...and than…
INDIAN FOOD
 INDIAN CUISINE
indian cuisine or indian food
encompasses a wide variety of regional
cuisines native to india.
 Indian fast food
the fast food industry in india has evolved
with the changing lifestyles of the young
Indian population.
 FESTIVAL HOli
Holi celebrations start with a holika
bonfire on the night before Holi where
people gather, sing and dance. Colors of
festival lasts for two days, and all of the
different regions of India
THANKS FOR ATTENSION
PRESENTER: Mariam abashidze
Teacher: Keti Papava
NINI JANELIDZE
THE ROMANOVY FAMILY
 The romanovy family
FAMILY
 Father maksim 45, mother katya 40 and
granparents which ano children mike 14 live
in moskow. Father wor in office, mother in
nwspaper. Grandparents live diferent
houses but they helpet to the housework.
They more have ine dog and his name chapa
INTERWIEW
 Hi can I ask the
queshion?
 Yes of course 
 What your favourite
food?
 I love soup , fish
potatoe and corn
Interwiew which mika
Okey mika what your favourite softdrink ?
I love cola and limonade
Do you love chips and sugar?
Yes of course
What your favourite food ?
I love borsh
INTERESNO
In russian very popular food is a
soup, fish, pelmen and sausages. There are
2 tips of soup : cold soup and hot soup. Cold
and very popular is a uxa borsh and lapsha
 Thank for attenoon
TIKO SHAKARISHVILI
 The culture of irish
OD
 In XX cenutry irish had
competitors:Italians, C
hinese and Indians.the
most popular food in
Irish is
:Goody, Drisheen, Cru
beens, Colcannon and
Coddle
HEN
 The majority of the Irish
population lives in the
village, They plant
potatoes,herbs and
itsetra,in the Irish kitchen
most popular food is
potatoes and milk products
DIALOGUE WITH IRISH FAMILY
-Hello can I ask you some questions?
-Sure
-What is your favorite food?
-Our favorite food is champ, Boxty and
Crubeens
-What is your favorite drink?
-Our favorite drink is Irish Mist and bear
-Thank you very much for dialogue
IRISH FAMILY
 This is kyunga family
:Miss kyunga Next at
here Ryan at the back Mr
kyunga and at the left
delany
 Miss kyuga works in the
hospital(she is nurse)and
mr kynga works in the
police(he is a police man)
 They eat various and
fresh food their favorite
food is potatoes(3kg in
week)eggs(15 in the
week)rice and Especially
meat

GIO ZOIDZE
FOOD FILE
GEORGIAN FOOD
 Georgian food mostly
is made by meet and
dough.Georgia also is
known for it‟s different
kind of cheese.
Khinkali is filled with
various fillings, mostly
with spiced meat and
khachapuri is made by
cheese and
dough. khachapuri, w
hich is circular and
probably the most
common type
GEORGRIA ALSO IS FAMOUS FOR IT’S
SWEETS.GOZINAKI AND CHURCHKELA.THEY
ARE MADE FROM NUT AND PELAMUSHI.
 America is famous for it‟s fast food.People
from all over the world love
humburger,hotdog ,frie and Cola.
 American food is
very delicious but
its not good for our
health.American
food mostly is
made by meet and
potatoes,evreythin
g is fried.
UKRAINIAN FOOD
 Ukrainian food has a
rich history. Borshch
is very popular.It is
made out of
cabbage, potatoes, t
omatoes, carrots, on
ions and garlic.
There are about 30
varieties of
Ukrainian borscht
soup. It may include
meat or fish.
ITALIAN FOOD HAS DEVELOPED THROUGH
CENTURIES. THE MODERN PIZZA WAS
INVENTED IN NAPLES, ITALY, AND THE DISH
HAS SINCE BECOME POPULAR IN MANY
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
PIZZA CAN BE BAKED IN AN OVEN.THERE
ARE DIFFERENT INGREDIENTS
LIKE
MUSHROOMS,OLIVES,ONIONS,BACON, VEGET
ABLES,TOMATOES,SAUSAGE
 THE END
GIORGI MJAVANADZE
FOOD AROUND THE WORLD
• Presenter:Giorgi Mjavanadze
STRANGE FOOD
POPULAR FOOD
 In world many popular food just like this
POPULAR FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS
 In world is many popular fast food
restaurants and here is small list of them
NEPAL CUISINE AND CULTURE
 Nepalese cuisine refers to the food eaten in
Nepal. The country's cultural and geographic
diversity provides ample space for a variety
of cuisines based on ethnicity and on soil
and climate. Nevertheless dal-bhat-tarkari is
eaten throughout the country. Dal is a soup
made of lentils and spices. This is served
over boiled grain, bhat—usually rice but
sometimes another grain—with vegetable
curry,
NEPAL FOOD
NEPAL CLOTHING CULTURE
NEPAL DANCE
 Nepal dance something fill on indian
dance
GUGA NARSIA
 Italian food
 Casatiello is a traditional Easter celebratory special bread of Naples.
It is a rich brioche type of dough made with eggs and butter that is
studded throughout with cheese and salami. It is a bread that
celebrates the end of lent, and each bite tells of the celebration of
the rebirth of Christ. Historically, the use of milk, eggs and sheep
cheese reflect the birth of Christ in the manger with the farm
animals. The traditional way to prepare this bread is to top it with
eggs that are secured with crosses of bread dough, though I
eliminate this step as I prefer to leave the bread simple in order to
slice it easier. This bread was often prepared for La Pasquetta, or
Easter Monday when Italians take to the countryside for picnics with
friends and family. We have a similar bread we make for Easter in
Umbria called Crescia that uses only Pecorino cheese. Although
both the Casatiello and the Crescia used to be prepared just at
Easter, they can now be found year round in many bakeries in
certain regions of Italy.
 We recently had some friends over for dinner
and decided to fire up the pizza oven and made
four different types of pizzas, two of each.
When we have guests over I always like to
serve something for dessert, but after enjoying
appetizers and then sharing eight pizzas
between us, I didn‟t want to make anything too
heavy. One of my favorite light desserts is
Panna Cotta, and I personally could eat that
creamy, luscious pudding every night and make
it often for guests, but I wanted to try something
new for a change. Since it is still strawberry
season here in Florida, I decided a Strawberry
Tiramisu was in order. Though not terribly light
on calories, this dessert is quite light in texture
and not overly filling. I combined melted white
chocolate, mascarpone, and whipped cream for
my creamy layer and flavored it with sweet
Marsala wine. I dipped my savoiardi, or lady
fingers in orange juice spiked with more
Marsala wine, and placed a layer of sliced
strawberries in the center. I was really happy
with the way this dessert turned out and will
certainly be making it again when fresh, ripe
strawberries are in season. The only thing I will
change next time is to chop the strawberries
that I used in the center layer, and use more of
them. In place of the Marsala wine, you could
use either strawberry or orange liqueur, or skip
the addition of the wine altogether if you prefer
a nonalcoholic dessert.
 This is a classic Italian vegetable dish that is very inexpensive to prepare that originated from
“cucina povera”. For this dish I bought a bag of dried chickpeas, a can of chopped imported
tomatoes, and a bunch of Tuscan kale. To flavor the dish I added some diced onion, chopped hot
red chili, and minced garlic along with some pancetta and created a large pot of tasty goodness.
 This dish would be wonderful served as a side dish for grilled or roasted meat, or you can serve it
like I did as a main course entree along with some crusty, Italian bread to sop up the tasty juices.
Although I chose chickpeas as my beans of choice, dried pinto, Romano, or cannellini beans would
also work. I prefer Tuscan kale, (also called Lacinato or black cabbage), although you could use
your favorite greens such as spinach, mustard greens, curly endive, escarole, kale or broccoli rabe.
We like our food to have a little spice, so I used a scant teaspoonful of hot red chili flakes, but feel
free to use less, or skip them altogether if you prefer. To make this dish vegetarian, simply skip the
addition of pancetta, and use vegetable broth in place of the chicken broth.
 I truly adore hearty vegetable dishes such as this one which is both delicious and packed with
nutritional value. Beans are a great plant based source of protein, and are rich in fiber, B
vitamins, and minerals such as magnesium, potassium, iron, calcium and phosphorus. Kale has
become a very popular vegetable in recent years and like other cruciferous vegetables, it is rich in
vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals that are
 I love making my own bread at home, but
for some reason I haven‟t baked a loaf of
bread since Christmas although I do bake
focaccia of some type every week or so. I
recently planned to make a delicious
Roasted Eggplant Spread that really
needed to be served with some good crusty
Italian bread so I got out my bread making
tools. I discovered the “no knead” bread
making method a couple of years ago and
do choose this method often for making
good crusty, artisan style bread at home.
For this version, I used the basic whole
wheat recipe from the book Healthy Bread
in Five Minutes a Day by Zoe Francois and
Jeff Hertzberg. This recipe makes enough
for 4 (1 pound) loaves, although I will make
3 larger loaves from it. The best thing about
this recipe is that once you mix the
dough, you have the dough ready to make
daily for a few different loaves. The dough
does improve in flavor if it is left in the
refrigerator at least overnight, so I‟d advise
mixing it at least the day before you plan to
bake it.
 When it comes to desserts, I prefer something
light as I really am not a dessert person. If we
are dining out and I do decide to splurge and
order dessert it will be because they have
either Creme Brulee or Panna Cotta on the
menu. When we are entertaining at home, I
always like to finish the meal with something
sweet, and again, I often choose panna cotta to
serve as it can be prepared ahead of time and
is not at all heavy.
 Translated as “cooked cream”, panna cotta is a
creamy, yet light pudding type of dessert that is
thickened with gelatin. You can create almost
any flavor of panna cotta and it can be as
simple as a basic Vanilla Panna Cotta With
Berries, or a combination of two flavors like
my Chocolate Panna Cotta With Espresso
Cream. Traditionally, panna cotta is prepared in
small ramekins or cups and is then un-molded
onto a plate and topped with a sauce or fruit. I
prefer however to use small clear glasses and
serve the pudding right in the glass. This way
you can layer the pudding creating a very
attractive presentation. Because I love panna
cotta so much, one of my goals for 2014 was to
create a new version of panna cotta each
month and then share the recipe on the blog.
Although I did make this recent version in
January, here it is almost the middle of
February and I am just getting around to
posting the recipe! Oh well, it is a really tasty
recipe and I am excited to share it with you.
 always on the lookout for new apple
recipes that I can serve to our
farmhouse guests since our
farmhouse is called Il Casale di Mele
(Mele meaning “apples”). Since I
prefer to use olive oil in my baking
rather than butter to keep things a little
healthier whenever I can, when I came
across an apple cake made with olive
oil in Anna Del Conte‟s Gastronomy of
Italy I had to try it. The cake was
extremely stiff when mixed, and in fact
seemed a little dry when I took it out of
the oven. After a day in my cake
keeper the cake was more moist as all
those apples and the olive oil did their
magic, but it just wasn‟t the cake I had
in mind. By the way, Anna‟s
book, Gastronomy of Italy is a cross
between an Italian cuisine
encyclopedia and an indepth Italian
cookbook and I use mine often. I
highly recommend it if you do not own
it already.
 Happy Valentine‟s Day! I considered
baking something chocolate and
decadent today to celebrate this
holiday, but my husband doesn‟t really
care for decadent desserts, and I
simply do not need those calories.
Instead I decided to make a sweet treat
that is easy to prepare, tastes
amazing, and is even a little healthy for
you too!
 Although I do not crave chocolate
often, there is nothing as irresistible as
a perfectly strawberry dipped into dark
chocolate. Here in Florida, strawberries
are in season and are
sweet, plump, and perfect for dipping. I
prefer dark chocolate with at least 77%
cocoa and for the best results, you
should temper your chocolate to create
a firm shell when dipping fruit. Dark
chocolate is a potent antioxidant and
antioxidants gobble up free
radicals, destructive molecules that are
implicated in heart disease and other
ailments. How great is that to find out
that dark chocolate is actually heart
healthy in moderation? Though there
NIKA SIMONISHVILI
SPANISH KITCHEN
POTATOES IN SPANISH
 These smoky, spiced potatoes are a great
accompaniment for white fish or chicken
SALAD "SALSA
 "Chunks of avocado, tomato, red and green
peppers, and plenty of cilantro give flavor to
this refreshing and colorful salad, and
jalapeno peppers give it a hint of heat.
Dressing is just a simple squeeze of lime
juice."
PAELLIA CONSISTS PRODUCTS
 Cook the best Spanish
Paella with completely
natural products. Every set
of paella consists of a
Paellera (paella
pan), Extra Virgin Olive
Oil, rice, paella seasoning
with saffron and
instructions on how to
cook paella. The Extra
Virgin Olive Oil is made
from “Blanquette” olives
from Valencia.
LILE STURUA
Culture of
Japan
AKITA 47, HER HUSBAND NAGAI 53HAVE TWO
CHILDRENS, DOI 21 AND TAKAMI 17 LIVE IN
JAPAN.
THEY EAT TRADITIONAL FOOD, BASED ON
RICE WITH MISO SOUP AND OTHER
DISHES, FEATURED IS SEASONAL
INGREDIENTS
 The side dishes in nagai‟s family often
consist of fish, pickled vegetables, and
vegetables cooked in broth. Fish is
common in the traditional cuisine.
DESERT
 They also eat traditional Japanese sweets
called wagashi. Ingredients such as red
bean paste and mochi are used. More
modern day sweets are Green-tea ice-
cream. Green-tea ice-cream is a very
popular in Japan A dessert very popular
among the children there are Dorayaki. They
are sweet pancakes filled with a sweet bean
paste. They are mostly eaten at room
temperature but are very delicious hot.
CHOCOLATE BANANA
SABA SURMANIDZE
 The Nepal culture
FLAG
The country‟s flag
Is a three color:
Red, white and blue.
CULTURE
 Folklore is an
integral part of
Nepalese society.
Many Nepalese
folktales are
enacted through
the medium of
dance and music.
CUISINE
Typical Nepalese meal is Dal bhat. Dal is a spicy
Lentil soup, served over bhat (boiled rice), served
With tarkari (curried vegetables) together with
Achar (pickles).
Momo is a type of steamed bun with or without
fillings. Momo have become a traditional
delicacy in
Nepal. They are one of the most popular fast
foods in
many regions of the Nepal.
SOFO KATAMADZE
THE CULTURE OF MEXICO.
CAN FAMILY
 Garsia 40 and
gonsales 45.
 Childrens alma17
andriana18.
 Garsia works at the
bank and gonsales is
police officer.they eat a
lot of potatos(15
kg),meat,rice,
 Eggs(10
week),vagetables
,fresh foods and
drink.They most liked
cold lavash.
 Mexican food menu
is very variety . It is
not surprising that
Mexicans consider
the nation's most
passionate
about, what they
eat because
everything is
amazingly hot and
spicy and blame
the famous chili
pepper.
FOOD
 Mexican food menu
is very variety . It is
not surprising that
Mexicans consider
the nation's most
passionate
about, what they
eat because
everything is
amazingly hot and
spicy and blame the
famous chili pepper.
 . Corn - this is the
product of the true
Mexicans can
dine, lunch and
dine. If you need to
make the streets of
Mexico City to Buy
Tamala. Another
world famous dish
tortilia.
CAN SWEETS
 Mexican cuisine can
not exist without
both corn and
meat, as well as
chocolates, whose
recipe was
discovered by
Indian tribes.
Mexicans prefer hot
desserts and liquid
form
INTERVIEW THE HOUSEWIFE
 What are you doing in the
tree time?
 We are doing differents
things which defents our
character.
 Why are mexicon foods
Spicy?
 Because lot of pappers
spread of mexico
 Which food specialty?
 We have many specialty
foods such as tortila,burrito
reg and tacos..
PICTURES
HELEN KAJAIA
Nino Tsulaia 43, her husband Ramaz
Zarkua44,and their children Katy,17,and
David 10 live in a flat . Nino is housewife
and Ramazi works with the firm of funer
services .They eat soup,eggs ( 10 a
week) potatoes, vegetables and fresh
fruit.
UKRAINIAN FOOD
 The traditional Ukrainian
diet includes
chicken, pork, beef, fish and
mushrooms. Ukrainians
also tend to eat a lot of
potatoes, grains, fresh and
pickled vegetables. Popular
traditional dishes
include varenyky borsch,ho
lubtsyand pierogi .Ukrainian
specialties also
include Chicken
Kievand Kiev Cake.
Ukrainians drink stewed
fruit, juices, milk, buttermilk
, mineral water, tea and
coffee, beer, wine
and horilka.[320
I AND UKRAINIAN FOOD
 I really like Ukrainian food. Especially love
Kiev cutlet and dumplings.
Olivye: salad made out of cooked and
chopped potatoes, dill pickles, boiled
chopped eggs, cooked and chopped
chicken or ham, chopped onions, canned
peas, mixed with mayonnaise.
Vinigret (from French Vinaigrette): salad
with cooked and shredded
beets, sauerkraut, cooked and chopped
potatoes, onions, and carrots, sometimes
pickles mixed with some sunflower oil and
salt.
BREAD
 Paska: traditional rich
Easter bread. It is
shaped in a short round
form. The top of the
paska is decorated with
typical Easter
symbols, such as roses
or crosses.
 Babka: another Easter
bread, usually a sweet
dough with raisins and
other dried fruit. It is
usually baked in a
tall, cylindrical form.
milk fermented by both yeast and
lactobacillus bacteria, and having a similar
taste to yogurt. Homemade kefir may
contain a slight amount of alcohol..
a sweet beverage made of dried or fresh
fruits and/or berries boiled in water.
Hi Katy 
Hi Helen.
How are you ?
I‟m good and you ?
Me, too . Katy, what is your favourite food ?
And What do you eat most often at home?
favorite food? well, i guess the meat in
french. We often eat soup and fried
potatoes
mmm,delicious
what's your favourite drink ?
Of course Coca-Cola
wow, I like your taste.
Oh , this is good
Katy, What do you eat most often in
Ukraine?
Probably soup or meat
 in Georgia rather
Batumi, Ukrainian
cuisine has a lot of
fans. because in
Batumi has a great
restaurant
"Ukrainochka”
DAVIT TAVARTKILADZE
THIS IS HAMBURGER.
HAMBURGER IS VERY POPULAR FOOD IN THE
WORLD
HAMBURGER’S HISTORY
 The hamburger most
likely first appeared in
the 19th or early 20th
century. The
modern hamburger was
a product of the culinary
needs of a society that
was rapidly changing
due to
industrialization, and
therefore, people had
less time to prepare as
well as to consume
meals
POTATOE FREE’S HISTORY
 Plain potatoes — just the spuds, fresh from
the ground — are gluten-free to a very low
level. However, the more you do to them, the
bigger the risk that they'll no longer be safe
on the gluten-free diet.
PIZZA
 Hamburger
ZURAB NEMSADZE
Frenc
h
kitchen
POTATOES IN FRENCH
 French fries are garlic, tomatoes and fish is
very tasty.
SALAD
 French salads made ​​with
lettuce, eggs, potatoes, vegetables and
meat.
EAD
 Bread, food product, which goes to the
yeast or make starter place Dough
Baking.
 Tasty ice cream and cake were
strawberry, cream, biscuit and fruit
made ​​up.
DEMETRE ORAGVELIDZE
 Charlz Chan 42 and
her wife Lili Chan
40,have two
children 6 and 7
years old.
 Father Charlz
works in an office
and mother Lili is
a housewife. Their
children are
studying in a
school.
FAMILY FOOD
 Family eats a lot of
fruits, but they also
eat meat. They also
eat a lot of rice and
sushi.
 Rice is a white
food. It is in a group
of grains. It is
spread in China
and other east
countries.
 Sushi is a kind of
raw food. It is a raw
fish. It is spread in
China,India and etc.
 Presenter: Demetre Oragvelidze
 Information from:
http://ka.wikipedia.org/wiki
MARIAM FERSELIDZE
 I have family
members who live
in Europe and travel
to America and
unlimited long
period of time.
Significantly
developed in
America for me and
beautiful country.
 My cousin and his
family frequently in
America. Arrive there
relaxing and viewing
local streets and
buildings. They fed
sweeties vegetables
and soups. They
often eat Mexican
potatoes with
mayonnaise and
ketchup in America
prepare delicious.
INTERVIEW
 -hi Sofo!
-hi Mary!
-how are you?
-fine,you?
 -me,too 
 -what is your
favourite food?
 -Mexican
potatoes,pizza and
salads
-favpurite drink?
-americano and orange juice.
COOKIES
 If at least once
gagisinjavt Chocolate
chip cookies - cookies
with chocolate drops, I
am very mogtsonebiat.
Simultaneously crisp
and delicate, but very
calorie. We must make
this point: such a
delicious sasusnavebi
always very calorie
 Similarly, some dishes that
are typically considered
American have their origins
in other countries. American
cooks and chefs have
substantially altered these
dishes over the years, to the
degree that the dishes now
enjoyed around the world are
considered to be
American. Hot
dogs and hamburgers are
both based on
traditional German dishes, bu
t in their modern popular
form they can be reasonably
considered American dishes
 Pizza is based on the
traditional Italian dish, brought
by Italian immigrants to the
United States, but varies highly
in style based on the region of
development since its arrival (a
"Chicago" style has focus on a
thicker, more bread-like
crust, whereas a "New York
Slice" is known to have a much
thinner crust, for example) and
these types can be advertised
throughout the country and are
generally recognizable/well-
known (with some restaurants
going so far as to import New
York City tap water from a
thousand or more miles away
to recreate the signature style
in other regions)
 Seafood in the United States
originated with the Native
Americans, who often
ate cod, lemon
sole, flounder, herring, halibut, stur
geon, smelt, drum on the East
Coast, and olachen andsalmon on
the West Coast. Whale was hunted
by Native Americans off the
Northwest coast, especially by
the Makah, and used for their meat
and oil.[1] Seal and walrus were
also eaten, in addition to eel from
New York's Finger
Lakes region. Catfish was also
popular amongst native
peoples, including the Modocs.
Crustacean
included shrimp, lobster, crayfish, a
nddungeness crabs in the
Northwest and blue crabs in the
East. Other shellfish
includeabalone and geoduck on
the West Coast, while on the East
Coast the surf clam, quahog, and
the soft-shell clam. Oysters were
eaten on both shores, as
were mussels andperiwinkles.[2]
 THANK YOU 
VAXO NAKASHIDZE
 The Caven family in the kitchen of their home
in American Canyon, California
JAMES IS 45.HE WORKS IN THE BANK . HIS
WIFE SARA IS 40 YEARS OLD. SHE WORKS
AT THE FACTORY
THEY HAVE TWO CHILDREN MEG AND JIM
.MEG IS A SCHOOLGIRL AND SHE IS ONLY SIX.
JIM IS TWO YEARS OLD.
 In the morning they have breakfast. The
breakfast includes eggs, sausages, bread
and butter, coffee or tea.
 Meg likes hamburgers and chips. But her
parents don‟t like when she eat
them, because they aren‟t healthy food .
 The family eat dinner together every day.
They have potato salad ,Chicken and soup
vegetable.
SOFIO SHARADZE
ITALY
WHY DID I CHOOSE THIS COUNTRY?
 Because I like Italy and there ice-cream. It
is delicius!
WHAT IS ITALY FAMOUS FOR?
Italy is famous for
 Pasta, Pizza, fine
art, great wine, Roman
Empire, Tower of
Pisa, GREAT
wine, amazing
pastries, GELATO, bea
utiful beaches and
gorgeous
mountains, good
chocolate, cheese, frie
ndly people, good
music, opera, expensiv
e clothes,brands and
also gorgeous shoes.
WHAT IS THE MOST POPULAR FOOD IN ITALY
 Pasta and Pizza
are the most
popular dishes in
Italy. Other popular
dishes are Risotto
rice
dish, Minestrone
vegetable and
beans
soup, breaded veal
scallops and Italian
fish soup.
THE MOST POPULAR SPORT
 Sports in Italy have a
long
tradition.. Football is
the
most popular sport in
Italy. Basketball,volley
ball, and Cycling are
the next
most popular sports.
E’S FAMILY
 Defne 34, her husband Alberto
35, they have 3 children
Susana 12, Mia 10 and Adolf
8.They live in the centre of Italy.
Defne has not got job, she
looks after her children. Alberto
is a teacher, he works in
Italian school, he teaches
maths.
 Susana is a seventh-
grader.She likes
swimming, playing basketball
and singing. Her sister Mia is a
fifth-grader, she likes cooking
and dancing. Adolf is a third
grader he likes swimming and
playing rugby.
AST AND LUNCH
 For breakfast family
has got pizza with
tea or cake. For
dessert they have
got ice-cream or
Belin, Belin is Italian
famous cocktail it is
made from
milk, wine and
fruits.
DESSERT
LUNCH
 -what is for dinner?
 -For dinner they
have got pasta
rizoto with tea, or
cake with
tea.„‟Rizoto‟‟ is
salad, made from
mushrooms, this is
their favourite salad.
 - Do the family eat
fast food often?
 They love eating
hamburgers with
cola, when they are
out.
DINNER
FAST FOOD
 Sofio Sharadze
 Information is from:
http://www.infoplease.com/country/italy.html
Thank you
for attention

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  • 3. People’s Food  Presenter:  Irakli Jgerenaia Teacher:  Ketevan Papava
  • 4. HI RUSSIA  This is Shirokov‟s Family. Shirokova Ekaterina,40 and her husband Maksim Shirokov, 45.Maksim‟s mother Shirokova Antonina and 2 daughters Masha, 18 and Dina, 20.Maksim is an office clerk in a big firm and his wife is a teacher.their daughters are students, and his mother is a pensioner. Every evening after work they like to get together and eat supper. Usually they have Russian food like vegetable soup, they eat fried potatoes and chicken,salads, and pies.They like to eat fruits on dessert.They eat 10 kg of potatoes and 5 kg fruits a week.
  • 5. HI SPAIN  This is an average Spain family! Santa Monika, 38 . Santiago, her husband, 40, their children Alberto,10 and Antonio, 6.Santiago is a worker, and his wife looks after the children.She is a good cooker, and she always likes to cook new delicious food.They eat meat, potatoes and fresh vegetables., salads. But sometimes between meals children like to eat ice cream,cakes and fruits. They eat 15 kg potatoes, 5 kg meat, 10 kg fruits a week
  • 7. WORLD CUISINE  World cuisine is various and different.Each Country has its own food and cuisine.  GEORGIAN CUISINE
  • 8.  As for Georgian cuisine,it is one of the most popular cuisine in the world,because it is different from others.There are many species,like in India.
  • 9. WHICH GIVE EACH MEAL SPECIAL TASTE.NATIONAL GERGIAN FOOD IS KHACHAPURI, SACIVI, KHINKALI, MCVADI AND MANY OTHERS.
  • 10. ITALIAN CUISINE  Italian cuisine is famous for variety of pasta meals with different sauces espepecially with tomatoes.Well known Italian snack is pizza
  • 13. B R A Z I L THIS IS FLAG OF COUNTRY. IT INCLUDING GREEN, YOLOW, BLUE AND WHITE COLOURS
  • 14. THE NATIONAL EMBLEM OF BRAZIL  This emblem  Including lots of  colours: green,  yellow, sky-blue,  white, red  and another.
  • 15. S I T U A T I O N  Brazil situated in  south of America.  It compounds half  of south America
  • 16. C A P I T A L Its capital is Brazil. Its area is 8,511,965 sq.(square), km.(kilo- Meter). Population of Brazil is 201,016 mln. Main language is Portugal.
  • 17. O C E A N S  The Brazil  bording two  oceans: the  Atlantic and  Fasific oceans.
  • 18. THIS IS STREET OF BRAZIL
  • 19. THIS IS BEACHES OF COUNTRY
  • 20. WHAT DO FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLD EAT?  The Robert Bamba‟s family!  Mother and Father have 4 children. Lucia, julia, luka, and paulo. They live in south America in Brazil. They have big house and beautiful garden. Children always helf parents. They eat lots of vegetables and fruit. Family like fish, meat, porridge, egg, potatoes and another food. They don‟t like milk,orange juice and another drinks. They like sweets: cakes and chocolate. They drink only water and coffee. This is very popular actor‟s great family.
  • 22. FOOD AROUNFOOD AROUND THE WORLDD THE WORLD FOOD AROUND THE WORLD  Producer:Nino Kirkitadze
  • 23. CANADA: THE MELANSONS OF IQALUIT, NUNAVUT TERRITORY  Addison , 35 and Alexa , 32 , have three sons : Adam , 12, Andrew ,10, and Anthony , 7 . Alexa works in a police and Addison looks the children. Alexa has fast food for breakfast and leaves work at 6am.They eat a lot of vegetables and eggs (20 a week). They also eat : fish, meat, fresh fruit, and bread.
  • 24. DIALOGUE  1.What are you doing in your free time ?  I and my children are going for a walk  2.Are you eating a lot ?  No, we maintain weight  Thank you
  • 26. TIM HORTON’S ICED CAP  You know summer has arrived when you see Canadians across the country clutching their frosty, creamy Tim Horton‟s iced caps, a blend of Tim‟s signature coffee, cream (or milk), and ice
  • 27. BEAVER TAILS  A whole wheat pastry is flattened to resemble a beaver tail (how patriotic!) and is cooked by “floating” on top of hot oil.
  • 28. MAY WEST  The Canadian version of the Twinkie, a May West consists of a round cake with a creamy center enrobed in chocolate. Can‟t get much better than that!
  • 31. CULTURE OF AFRICA  The culture of Africa is varied and manifold. It is a product of the diverse populations that today inhabit the continent of Africa and the African Diaspora. Like much of the world, it has been impacted upon by both internal and external forces
  • 32. FAMILY LIFE IN AFRICA DANIEL BOURDANNÉ EXPLORES ISSUES RELATED TO BEING PART OF A FAMILY IN AFRICA – AND HOW INDIVIDUALS ARE DEFINED BY THOSE CLOSEST TO THEM.  To speak about the African family is as if someone asked a blind man to describe an elephant. Unable to see the animal in its entirety, he will reduce the description of the elephant to that of the part which he has touched. If he touches the tail, he will say that the elephant is a small animal because of its short tail.
  • 33. RT THE DAY  When I was a child growing up in Chad, we woke up very early. Every morning, before sunrise, we all went to greet my father. During this family meeting, my father gave us advice and instructions for the day. He made sure that each member of the family was in good health.  He also shared his programme of the day with us. We studied the Bible and prayed together for the day. My father also rose up early each day and went to his uncle‟s house. This uncle was the one who took care of him after the death of his father and who did all he could to help him found his own family. Every morning, my father wanted to make sure that everything went well in his uncle‟s compound. After that, he then came back to receive all of his children as well as all those living under his roof.
  • 34.
  • 35. CLOTHING OF AFRICA  Women's traditional clothes in Ethiopia are made from cloth called shemma and used to make habesha kemis. The latter garment is basically cotton cloth, about 90 cm wide, woven in long strips which are then sewn together. Sometimes shiny threads are woven into the fabric for an elegant effect. Men wear pants and a knee-length shirt with a white collar,and perhaps a sweater. Men often wear knee-high socks, while women might not wear socks at all. Men as well as women wear shawls, the netela.
  • 36.
  • 38. AFRICIAN CUISINE  The various cuisines of Africa use a combination of locally available fruits, cereal grains and vegetables, as well as milk and meat products. In some parts of the continent, the traditional diet features a preponderance of milk, curd and whey products. In much of tropical Africa, however, cow's milk is rare and cannot be produced locally (owing to various diseases that affect livestock). The continent's diverse demographic makeup is reflected in the many different eating and drinking habits, dishes, and preparation techniques of its manifold populations…
  • 39.  Traditional Sub-Saharan African music is as diverse as the region's various populations. The common perception of Sub-Saharan African music is that it is rhythmic music centered around the drums, and indeed, a large part of Sub- Saharan music, mainly among speakers of Niger condo and Nilo-saharan languages, is rhythmic and centered around the drum. Sub-Saharan Africans and can be seen in its influence on music forms as Samba, Jazz, Rhythm and Blues, Rock & Roll, Salsa, and Rap music
  • 40. AFRICAN LANGUAGES  Some Africans speak various European languages such as English, Spanish, French, and Dutch.
  • 43. JAPAN FOOD CULTURE  Japanese cuisine is recognized as the worldwide standard for a healthy diet. . Uniqueness is not only subjected to the difference in the ingredients, but the way of obtaining and attractiveness.
  • 44. JAPAN FOOD CULTURE  But the main feature is a Japanese cuisine - the attention to detail. It is important nuances, rituals and rules.
  • 45. JAPAN FOOD CULTURE The Japanese have a saying. "Food is as good as a man can not appear naked in public" Celebration of traditional dishes, a variety of size, shape and material, and is a combination of beauty and minimalism. The same can be said about the location of food, such as sushi and sashimi, its decoration - flowers, grass and leaves. Each plate naturmort.
  • 46. JAPAN FOOD CULTURE  the yuanas family; they live in japan ,there are mother, father ,sister and brother.
  • 47. YUANAS OFTEN EAT SUKIYAKI - (SUKIYAKI) IT CONSISTS OF A PIECE OF MEAT AND VEGETABLES, WHICH IS SEASONED WITH SPECIAL SPICES.  Japan food culture
  • 48. JAPAN FOOD CULTURE  the family also often eat akitori- the same fried chicken.
  • 51. JAPAN FOOD CULTURE  in japan Rice is the staple,they eat rice with all kind of food.  they also loves Wasabi - (wasabi) wasabi plant that thrives only in the mountains of Japan, spicy sauce pasta, green. Japanese cuisine is widely used as a spice.
  • 55. SALAD
  • 56. FRENCH BREAD  France is a long loaves of bread, Also they love Croissants
  • 57. POTATOES,KEBAB,HAMBURGER  They are very fond of potatoes, kebab and hamburger
  • 58. DESSERT They are very fond of chocolate cake and Fruitcake
  • 59.
  • 61. RUSSIAN FOOD CULTURE  Presentator: Elene Bezhanidze 
  • 62. RUSSIAN FOOD CULTURE  Russian cuisine - traditional cuisine of the Russian people. Her dishes and flavor accents vary depending on geographic location. Russian cuisine has incorporated elements of French cuisine as well as specialties from the former Soviet Union and the various peoples living in Russia
  • 63. RUSSIAN FOOD CULTURE (DESSERTS)  Desserts of sweet pastry known: rolls, cakes, and jams and honey.  Russian traditional dessert dishes are baked apples and other fruits and berries baked.
  • 64. RUSSIAN FOOD CULTURE  As in other European countries, Russian cuisine and infiltrated some foreign dishes: tea, barbecue, potato dishes. Some of the dishes were created in the Imperial period (1721-1918) chefs: stroganoff, salad Olivier vinaigrette.
  • 65. BORSH  Borsch - a kind of soup based on beets, which gives the characteristic red borscht. Traditional dish of the Eastern Slavs, the main entree Ukrainian cuisine.
  • 66. DUMPLINGS  Dumplings - boiled dish in the form of products from unleavened dough stuffed with minced meat or fish
  • 67. RUSSIAN PANCAKES  Russian pancakes - traditional dish of the Eastern Slavs, national version of pancakes. Russian pancakes cooked on yeast dough and often brewed in water or milk before baking in a traditional Russian stove.
  • 68. HASH  Hash - a traditional dish of the national Russian and Ukrainian cuisine, a cold soup. First described in the literature in the book of Helena Molokhovetz "Gift to Young Housewives."
  • 69.  One year I lived in Moscow. I like their culture and their cuisine
  • 70. Thanks you for attention  Presentator: Elene Bezhanidze
  • 72.  Prithviraj Kapuri 50 and her wife Krishna Kapuri have two children Babita and Koshu 15 and 17 years old.
  • 73. FAMILY JOBS  Father doesn‟t work because of illnes. Mother is a secretary. Children are still at school but older works in a restaurant.
  • 74. FOOD  Family eats lots of fruit and grain but doesn‟t eat any meat.
  • 75.  Prsenter Nodar Barabadze
  • 77. THE MAIN ASPECT OF ITALIAN FOOD CULTURE By all means this is conviviality and joy. And slowness of course. Enjoying a meal with friends or family is the main ingredient of any Italian dish. Italian Sunday lunches are the best example, a unique experience you should try at least once. They say only 5% of Italians eat out on Sundays, while 95% are at home eating as much as humanly possible. Sunday lunch is usually spent at some relatives‟ home, in my case my grandparents‟.
  • 78.  Lunch usually starts between 12am and 1pm depending on the region, and can last literally all day, sometimes even until dinner time. It‟s the main occasion to bring the extended family together, and the only time ALL courses are included
  • 79.
  • 80. ITALIAN PIZZA  Pizza is an oven-baked flat bread typically topped with a tomato sauce, cheese and various toppings. The modern pizza was invented in Naples ,Italy and the dish has since become popular in many parts of the world. An establishment that makes and sells pizzas is called a "pizzeria".
  • 81. DESSERT - RASPBERRY SEMIFREDDO
  • 82.  Presenter : Nino Pkhakadze
  • 85.  Dutch pea soup, also called snert is a winter dish.
  • 86. HIS IS ANOTHER TRADITIONAL WINTER DISH WITH POTATOES, GREENS AND MEAT ARE MIXED WITH EACH OTHER. CALLED STAMPPOT
  • 87.  Fries is not exclusively Dutch dish. The Dutch eat French fries it‟s fast food
  • 88. BITTERBALLEN FAVORITE SNACK DUTCH - BITTER BALLS. THESE ARE SMALL BALLS OF BEEF STEW
  • 89. HAGELSLAG HAGELSLAG IS THE MOST POPULAR SANDWICH IN THE NETHERLANDS. DELICIOUS FOR BREAKFAST.
  • 92.  INDIA is a country in South Asia. India`s capital city is New Delhi, and the largest city is Mumbai...and than…
  • 94.  INDIAN CUISINE indian cuisine or indian food encompasses a wide variety of regional cuisines native to india.
  • 95.  Indian fast food the fast food industry in india has evolved with the changing lifestyles of the young Indian population.
  • 96.  FESTIVAL HOli Holi celebrations start with a holika bonfire on the night before Holi where people gather, sing and dance. Colors of festival lasts for two days, and all of the different regions of India
  • 97. THANKS FOR ATTENSION PRESENTER: Mariam abashidze Teacher: Keti Papava
  • 99. THE ROMANOVY FAMILY  The romanovy family
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  • 101. FAMILY  Father maksim 45, mother katya 40 and granparents which ano children mike 14 live in moskow. Father wor in office, mother in nwspaper. Grandparents live diferent houses but they helpet to the housework. They more have ine dog and his name chapa
  • 102. INTERWIEW  Hi can I ask the queshion?  Yes of course   What your favourite food?  I love soup , fish potatoe and corn Interwiew which mika Okey mika what your favourite softdrink ? I love cola and limonade Do you love chips and sugar? Yes of course What your favourite food ? I love borsh
  • 103. INTERESNO In russian very popular food is a soup, fish, pelmen and sausages. There are 2 tips of soup : cold soup and hot soup. Cold and very popular is a uxa borsh and lapsha
  • 104.  Thank for attenoon
  • 106.  The culture of irish
  • 107. OD  In XX cenutry irish had competitors:Italians, C hinese and Indians.the most popular food in Irish is :Goody, Drisheen, Cru beens, Colcannon and Coddle
  • 108. HEN  The majority of the Irish population lives in the village, They plant potatoes,herbs and itsetra,in the Irish kitchen most popular food is potatoes and milk products
  • 109. DIALOGUE WITH IRISH FAMILY -Hello can I ask you some questions? -Sure -What is your favorite food? -Our favorite food is champ, Boxty and Crubeens -What is your favorite drink? -Our favorite drink is Irish Mist and bear -Thank you very much for dialogue
  • 110. IRISH FAMILY  This is kyunga family :Miss kyunga Next at here Ryan at the back Mr kyunga and at the left delany  Miss kyuga works in the hospital(she is nurse)and mr kynga works in the police(he is a police man)  They eat various and fresh food their favorite food is potatoes(3kg in week)eggs(15 in the week)rice and Especially meat 
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  • 115.  Georgian food mostly is made by meet and dough.Georgia also is known for it‟s different kind of cheese. Khinkali is filled with various fillings, mostly with spiced meat and khachapuri is made by cheese and dough. khachapuri, w hich is circular and probably the most common type
  • 116. GEORGRIA ALSO IS FAMOUS FOR IT’S SWEETS.GOZINAKI AND CHURCHKELA.THEY ARE MADE FROM NUT AND PELAMUSHI.
  • 117.  America is famous for it‟s fast food.People from all over the world love humburger,hotdog ,frie and Cola.
  • 118.  American food is very delicious but its not good for our health.American food mostly is made by meet and potatoes,evreythin g is fried.
  • 120.  Ukrainian food has a rich history. Borshch is very popular.It is made out of cabbage, potatoes, t omatoes, carrots, on ions and garlic. There are about 30 varieties of Ukrainian borscht soup. It may include meat or fish.
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  • 122. ITALIAN FOOD HAS DEVELOPED THROUGH CENTURIES. THE MODERN PIZZA WAS INVENTED IN NAPLES, ITALY, AND THE DISH HAS SINCE BECOME POPULAR IN MANY PARTS OF THE WORLD.
  • 123. PIZZA CAN BE BAKED IN AN OVEN.THERE ARE DIFFERENT INGREDIENTS LIKE MUSHROOMS,OLIVES,ONIONS,BACON, VEGET ABLES,TOMATOES,SAUSAGE
  • 126. FOOD AROUND THE WORLD • Presenter:Giorgi Mjavanadze
  • 128. POPULAR FOOD  In world many popular food just like this
  • 129. POPULAR FAST FOOD RESTAURANTS  In world is many popular fast food restaurants and here is small list of them
  • 130. NEPAL CUISINE AND CULTURE  Nepalese cuisine refers to the food eaten in Nepal. The country's cultural and geographic diversity provides ample space for a variety of cuisines based on ethnicity and on soil and climate. Nevertheless dal-bhat-tarkari is eaten throughout the country. Dal is a soup made of lentils and spices. This is served over boiled grain, bhat—usually rice but sometimes another grain—with vegetable curry,
  • 133. NEPAL DANCE  Nepal dance something fill on indian dance
  • 136.  Casatiello is a traditional Easter celebratory special bread of Naples. It is a rich brioche type of dough made with eggs and butter that is studded throughout with cheese and salami. It is a bread that celebrates the end of lent, and each bite tells of the celebration of the rebirth of Christ. Historically, the use of milk, eggs and sheep cheese reflect the birth of Christ in the manger with the farm animals. The traditional way to prepare this bread is to top it with eggs that are secured with crosses of bread dough, though I eliminate this step as I prefer to leave the bread simple in order to slice it easier. This bread was often prepared for La Pasquetta, or Easter Monday when Italians take to the countryside for picnics with friends and family. We have a similar bread we make for Easter in Umbria called Crescia that uses only Pecorino cheese. Although both the Casatiello and the Crescia used to be prepared just at Easter, they can now be found year round in many bakeries in certain regions of Italy.
  • 137.  We recently had some friends over for dinner and decided to fire up the pizza oven and made four different types of pizzas, two of each. When we have guests over I always like to serve something for dessert, but after enjoying appetizers and then sharing eight pizzas between us, I didn‟t want to make anything too heavy. One of my favorite light desserts is Panna Cotta, and I personally could eat that creamy, luscious pudding every night and make it often for guests, but I wanted to try something new for a change. Since it is still strawberry season here in Florida, I decided a Strawberry Tiramisu was in order. Though not terribly light on calories, this dessert is quite light in texture and not overly filling. I combined melted white chocolate, mascarpone, and whipped cream for my creamy layer and flavored it with sweet Marsala wine. I dipped my savoiardi, or lady fingers in orange juice spiked with more Marsala wine, and placed a layer of sliced strawberries in the center. I was really happy with the way this dessert turned out and will certainly be making it again when fresh, ripe strawberries are in season. The only thing I will change next time is to chop the strawberries that I used in the center layer, and use more of them. In place of the Marsala wine, you could use either strawberry or orange liqueur, or skip the addition of the wine altogether if you prefer a nonalcoholic dessert.
  • 138.  This is a classic Italian vegetable dish that is very inexpensive to prepare that originated from “cucina povera”. For this dish I bought a bag of dried chickpeas, a can of chopped imported tomatoes, and a bunch of Tuscan kale. To flavor the dish I added some diced onion, chopped hot red chili, and minced garlic along with some pancetta and created a large pot of tasty goodness.  This dish would be wonderful served as a side dish for grilled or roasted meat, or you can serve it like I did as a main course entree along with some crusty, Italian bread to sop up the tasty juices. Although I chose chickpeas as my beans of choice, dried pinto, Romano, or cannellini beans would also work. I prefer Tuscan kale, (also called Lacinato or black cabbage), although you could use your favorite greens such as spinach, mustard greens, curly endive, escarole, kale or broccoli rabe. We like our food to have a little spice, so I used a scant teaspoonful of hot red chili flakes, but feel free to use less, or skip them altogether if you prefer. To make this dish vegetarian, simply skip the addition of pancetta, and use vegetable broth in place of the chicken broth.  I truly adore hearty vegetable dishes such as this one which is both delicious and packed with nutritional value. Beans are a great plant based source of protein, and are rich in fiber, B vitamins, and minerals such as magnesium, potassium, iron, calcium and phosphorus. Kale has become a very popular vegetable in recent years and like other cruciferous vegetables, it is rich in vitamins, minerals, and phytochemicals that are
  • 139.  I love making my own bread at home, but for some reason I haven‟t baked a loaf of bread since Christmas although I do bake focaccia of some type every week or so. I recently planned to make a delicious Roasted Eggplant Spread that really needed to be served with some good crusty Italian bread so I got out my bread making tools. I discovered the “no knead” bread making method a couple of years ago and do choose this method often for making good crusty, artisan style bread at home. For this version, I used the basic whole wheat recipe from the book Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day by Zoe Francois and Jeff Hertzberg. This recipe makes enough for 4 (1 pound) loaves, although I will make 3 larger loaves from it. The best thing about this recipe is that once you mix the dough, you have the dough ready to make daily for a few different loaves. The dough does improve in flavor if it is left in the refrigerator at least overnight, so I‟d advise mixing it at least the day before you plan to bake it.
  • 140.  When it comes to desserts, I prefer something light as I really am not a dessert person. If we are dining out and I do decide to splurge and order dessert it will be because they have either Creme Brulee or Panna Cotta on the menu. When we are entertaining at home, I always like to finish the meal with something sweet, and again, I often choose panna cotta to serve as it can be prepared ahead of time and is not at all heavy.  Translated as “cooked cream”, panna cotta is a creamy, yet light pudding type of dessert that is thickened with gelatin. You can create almost any flavor of panna cotta and it can be as simple as a basic Vanilla Panna Cotta With Berries, or a combination of two flavors like my Chocolate Panna Cotta With Espresso Cream. Traditionally, panna cotta is prepared in small ramekins or cups and is then un-molded onto a plate and topped with a sauce or fruit. I prefer however to use small clear glasses and serve the pudding right in the glass. This way you can layer the pudding creating a very attractive presentation. Because I love panna cotta so much, one of my goals for 2014 was to create a new version of panna cotta each month and then share the recipe on the blog. Although I did make this recent version in January, here it is almost the middle of February and I am just getting around to posting the recipe! Oh well, it is a really tasty recipe and I am excited to share it with you.
  • 141.  always on the lookout for new apple recipes that I can serve to our farmhouse guests since our farmhouse is called Il Casale di Mele (Mele meaning “apples”). Since I prefer to use olive oil in my baking rather than butter to keep things a little healthier whenever I can, when I came across an apple cake made with olive oil in Anna Del Conte‟s Gastronomy of Italy I had to try it. The cake was extremely stiff when mixed, and in fact seemed a little dry when I took it out of the oven. After a day in my cake keeper the cake was more moist as all those apples and the olive oil did their magic, but it just wasn‟t the cake I had in mind. By the way, Anna‟s book, Gastronomy of Italy is a cross between an Italian cuisine encyclopedia and an indepth Italian cookbook and I use mine often. I highly recommend it if you do not own it already.
  • 142.  Happy Valentine‟s Day! I considered baking something chocolate and decadent today to celebrate this holiday, but my husband doesn‟t really care for decadent desserts, and I simply do not need those calories. Instead I decided to make a sweet treat that is easy to prepare, tastes amazing, and is even a little healthy for you too!  Although I do not crave chocolate often, there is nothing as irresistible as a perfectly strawberry dipped into dark chocolate. Here in Florida, strawberries are in season and are sweet, plump, and perfect for dipping. I prefer dark chocolate with at least 77% cocoa and for the best results, you should temper your chocolate to create a firm shell when dipping fruit. Dark chocolate is a potent antioxidant and antioxidants gobble up free radicals, destructive molecules that are implicated in heart disease and other ailments. How great is that to find out that dark chocolate is actually heart healthy in moderation? Though there
  • 145. POTATOES IN SPANISH  These smoky, spiced potatoes are a great accompaniment for white fish or chicken
  • 146. SALAD "SALSA  "Chunks of avocado, tomato, red and green peppers, and plenty of cilantro give flavor to this refreshing and colorful salad, and jalapeno peppers give it a hint of heat. Dressing is just a simple squeeze of lime juice."
  • 147. PAELLIA CONSISTS PRODUCTS  Cook the best Spanish Paella with completely natural products. Every set of paella consists of a Paellera (paella pan), Extra Virgin Olive Oil, rice, paella seasoning with saffron and instructions on how to cook paella. The Extra Virgin Olive Oil is made from “Blanquette” olives from Valencia.
  • 150. AKITA 47, HER HUSBAND NAGAI 53HAVE TWO CHILDRENS, DOI 21 AND TAKAMI 17 LIVE IN JAPAN.
  • 151. THEY EAT TRADITIONAL FOOD, BASED ON RICE WITH MISO SOUP AND OTHER DISHES, FEATURED IS SEASONAL INGREDIENTS
  • 152.  The side dishes in nagai‟s family often consist of fish, pickled vegetables, and vegetables cooked in broth. Fish is common in the traditional cuisine.
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  • 154. DESERT  They also eat traditional Japanese sweets called wagashi. Ingredients such as red bean paste and mochi are used. More modern day sweets are Green-tea ice- cream. Green-tea ice-cream is a very popular in Japan A dessert very popular among the children there are Dorayaki. They are sweet pancakes filled with a sweet bean paste. They are mostly eaten at room temperature but are very delicious hot.
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  • 159.  The Nepal culture
  • 160. FLAG The country‟s flag Is a three color: Red, white and blue.
  • 161. CULTURE  Folklore is an integral part of Nepalese society. Many Nepalese folktales are enacted through the medium of dance and music.
  • 162. CUISINE Typical Nepalese meal is Dal bhat. Dal is a spicy Lentil soup, served over bhat (boiled rice), served With tarkari (curried vegetables) together with Achar (pickles). Momo is a type of steamed bun with or without fillings. Momo have become a traditional delicacy in Nepal. They are one of the most popular fast foods in many regions of the Nepal.
  • 164. THE CULTURE OF MEXICO.
  • 165. CAN FAMILY  Garsia 40 and gonsales 45.  Childrens alma17 andriana18.  Garsia works at the bank and gonsales is police officer.they eat a lot of potatos(15 kg),meat,rice,  Eggs(10 week),vagetables ,fresh foods and drink.They most liked cold lavash.
  • 166.  Mexican food menu is very variety . It is not surprising that Mexicans consider the nation's most passionate about, what they eat because everything is amazingly hot and spicy and blame the famous chili pepper.
  • 167. FOOD  Mexican food menu is very variety . It is not surprising that Mexicans consider the nation's most passionate about, what they eat because everything is amazingly hot and spicy and blame the famous chili pepper.
  • 168.  . Corn - this is the product of the true Mexicans can dine, lunch and dine. If you need to make the streets of Mexico City to Buy Tamala. Another world famous dish tortilia.
  • 169. CAN SWEETS  Mexican cuisine can not exist without both corn and meat, as well as chocolates, whose recipe was discovered by Indian tribes. Mexicans prefer hot desserts and liquid form
  • 170. INTERVIEW THE HOUSEWIFE  What are you doing in the tree time?  We are doing differents things which defents our character.  Why are mexicon foods Spicy?  Because lot of pappers spread of mexico  Which food specialty?  We have many specialty foods such as tortila,burrito reg and tacos..
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  • 174. Nino Tsulaia 43, her husband Ramaz Zarkua44,and their children Katy,17,and David 10 live in a flat . Nino is housewife and Ramazi works with the firm of funer services .They eat soup,eggs ( 10 a week) potatoes, vegetables and fresh fruit.
  • 175. UKRAINIAN FOOD  The traditional Ukrainian diet includes chicken, pork, beef, fish and mushrooms. Ukrainians also tend to eat a lot of potatoes, grains, fresh and pickled vegetables. Popular traditional dishes include varenyky borsch,ho lubtsyand pierogi .Ukrainian specialties also include Chicken Kievand Kiev Cake. Ukrainians drink stewed fruit, juices, milk, buttermilk , mineral water, tea and coffee, beer, wine and horilka.[320
  • 176. I AND UKRAINIAN FOOD  I really like Ukrainian food. Especially love Kiev cutlet and dumplings.
  • 177. Olivye: salad made out of cooked and chopped potatoes, dill pickles, boiled chopped eggs, cooked and chopped chicken or ham, chopped onions, canned peas, mixed with mayonnaise. Vinigret (from French Vinaigrette): salad with cooked and shredded beets, sauerkraut, cooked and chopped potatoes, onions, and carrots, sometimes pickles mixed with some sunflower oil and salt.
  • 178. BREAD  Paska: traditional rich Easter bread. It is shaped in a short round form. The top of the paska is decorated with typical Easter symbols, such as roses or crosses.  Babka: another Easter bread, usually a sweet dough with raisins and other dried fruit. It is usually baked in a tall, cylindrical form.
  • 179. milk fermented by both yeast and lactobacillus bacteria, and having a similar taste to yogurt. Homemade kefir may contain a slight amount of alcohol.. a sweet beverage made of dried or fresh fruits and/or berries boiled in water.
  • 180. Hi Katy  Hi Helen. How are you ? I‟m good and you ? Me, too . Katy, what is your favourite food ? And What do you eat most often at home? favorite food? well, i guess the meat in french. We often eat soup and fried potatoes mmm,delicious what's your favourite drink ? Of course Coca-Cola wow, I like your taste. Oh , this is good Katy, What do you eat most often in Ukraine? Probably soup or meat
  • 181.  in Georgia rather Batumi, Ukrainian cuisine has a lot of fans. because in Batumi has a great restaurant "Ukrainochka”
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  • 184. THIS IS HAMBURGER. HAMBURGER IS VERY POPULAR FOOD IN THE WORLD
  • 185. HAMBURGER’S HISTORY  The hamburger most likely first appeared in the 19th or early 20th century. The modern hamburger was a product of the culinary needs of a society that was rapidly changing due to industrialization, and therefore, people had less time to prepare as well as to consume meals
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  • 187. POTATOE FREE’S HISTORY  Plain potatoes — just the spuds, fresh from the ground — are gluten-free to a very low level. However, the more you do to them, the bigger the risk that they'll no longer be safe on the gluten-free diet.
  • 188. PIZZA
  • 192. POTATOES IN FRENCH  French fries are garlic, tomatoes and fish is very tasty.
  • 193. SALAD  French salads made ​​with lettuce, eggs, potatoes, vegetables and meat.
  • 194. EAD  Bread, food product, which goes to the yeast or make starter place Dough Baking.
  • 195.  Tasty ice cream and cake were strawberry, cream, biscuit and fruit made ​​up.
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  • 198.  Charlz Chan 42 and her wife Lili Chan 40,have two children 6 and 7 years old.
  • 199.  Father Charlz works in an office and mother Lili is a housewife. Their children are studying in a school.
  • 200. FAMILY FOOD  Family eats a lot of fruits, but they also eat meat. They also eat a lot of rice and sushi.
  • 201.  Rice is a white food. It is in a group of grains. It is spread in China and other east countries.
  • 202.  Sushi is a kind of raw food. It is a raw fish. It is spread in China,India and etc.
  • 203.  Presenter: Demetre Oragvelidze  Information from: http://ka.wikipedia.org/wiki
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  • 206.  I have family members who live in Europe and travel to America and unlimited long period of time. Significantly developed in America for me and beautiful country.
  • 207.  My cousin and his family frequently in America. Arrive there relaxing and viewing local streets and buildings. They fed sweeties vegetables and soups. They often eat Mexican potatoes with mayonnaise and ketchup in America prepare delicious.
  • 208. INTERVIEW  -hi Sofo! -hi Mary! -how are you? -fine,you?  -me,too   -what is your favourite food?  -Mexican potatoes,pizza and salads -favpurite drink? -americano and orange juice.
  • 209. COOKIES  If at least once gagisinjavt Chocolate chip cookies - cookies with chocolate drops, I am very mogtsonebiat. Simultaneously crisp and delicate, but very calorie. We must make this point: such a delicious sasusnavebi always very calorie
  • 210.  Similarly, some dishes that are typically considered American have their origins in other countries. American cooks and chefs have substantially altered these dishes over the years, to the degree that the dishes now enjoyed around the world are considered to be American. Hot dogs and hamburgers are both based on traditional German dishes, bu t in their modern popular form they can be reasonably considered American dishes
  • 211.  Pizza is based on the traditional Italian dish, brought by Italian immigrants to the United States, but varies highly in style based on the region of development since its arrival (a "Chicago" style has focus on a thicker, more bread-like crust, whereas a "New York Slice" is known to have a much thinner crust, for example) and these types can be advertised throughout the country and are generally recognizable/well- known (with some restaurants going so far as to import New York City tap water from a thousand or more miles away to recreate the signature style in other regions)
  • 212.  Seafood in the United States originated with the Native Americans, who often ate cod, lemon sole, flounder, herring, halibut, stur geon, smelt, drum on the East Coast, and olachen andsalmon on the West Coast. Whale was hunted by Native Americans off the Northwest coast, especially by the Makah, and used for their meat and oil.[1] Seal and walrus were also eaten, in addition to eel from New York's Finger Lakes region. Catfish was also popular amongst native peoples, including the Modocs. Crustacean included shrimp, lobster, crayfish, a nddungeness crabs in the Northwest and blue crabs in the East. Other shellfish includeabalone and geoduck on the West Coast, while on the East Coast the surf clam, quahog, and the soft-shell clam. Oysters were eaten on both shores, as were mussels andperiwinkles.[2]
  • 215.  The Caven family in the kitchen of their home in American Canyon, California
  • 216. JAMES IS 45.HE WORKS IN THE BANK . HIS WIFE SARA IS 40 YEARS OLD. SHE WORKS AT THE FACTORY THEY HAVE TWO CHILDREN MEG AND JIM .MEG IS A SCHOOLGIRL AND SHE IS ONLY SIX. JIM IS TWO YEARS OLD.  In the morning they have breakfast. The breakfast includes eggs, sausages, bread and butter, coffee or tea.
  • 217.  Meg likes hamburgers and chips. But her parents don‟t like when she eat them, because they aren‟t healthy food .
  • 218.  The family eat dinner together every day. They have potato salad ,Chicken and soup vegetable.
  • 220. ITALY
  • 221. WHY DID I CHOOSE THIS COUNTRY?  Because I like Italy and there ice-cream. It is delicius!
  • 222. WHAT IS ITALY FAMOUS FOR? Italy is famous for  Pasta, Pizza, fine art, great wine, Roman Empire, Tower of Pisa, GREAT wine, amazing pastries, GELATO, bea utiful beaches and gorgeous mountains, good chocolate, cheese, frie ndly people, good music, opera, expensiv e clothes,brands and also gorgeous shoes.
  • 223. WHAT IS THE MOST POPULAR FOOD IN ITALY  Pasta and Pizza are the most popular dishes in Italy. Other popular dishes are Risotto rice dish, Minestrone vegetable and beans soup, breaded veal scallops and Italian fish soup.
  • 224. THE MOST POPULAR SPORT  Sports in Italy have a long tradition.. Football is the most popular sport in Italy. Basketball,volley ball, and Cycling are the next most popular sports.
  • 225. E’S FAMILY  Defne 34, her husband Alberto 35, they have 3 children Susana 12, Mia 10 and Adolf 8.They live in the centre of Italy. Defne has not got job, she looks after her children. Alberto is a teacher, he works in Italian school, he teaches maths.  Susana is a seventh- grader.She likes swimming, playing basketball and singing. Her sister Mia is a fifth-grader, she likes cooking and dancing. Adolf is a third grader he likes swimming and playing rugby.
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  • 227. AST AND LUNCH  For breakfast family has got pizza with tea or cake. For dessert they have got ice-cream or Belin, Belin is Italian famous cocktail it is made from milk, wine and fruits.
  • 229. LUNCH
  • 230.  -what is for dinner?  -For dinner they have got pasta rizoto with tea, or cake with tea.„‟Rizoto‟‟ is salad, made from mushrooms, this is their favourite salad.  - Do the family eat fast food often?  They love eating hamburgers with cola, when they are out.
  • 231. DINNER
  • 233.  Sofio Sharadze  Information is from: http://www.infoplease.com/country/italy.html