Not sure if there is a better farmers market in Europe. Not bad for the winter time. This place must be awesome in the summer time. They are open 6 days a week. Really cool.
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It seems as if one would not have a problem eating mostly raw in Rome.
Interesting vid Paul of you and your family in Rome – so much for the US to learn about fresh produce and minimal processing – and hand hygiene when handling fresh food! Yep ya right 20 euros is $26.00+ – but hey – “something about Constantine”! Shouldn’t you have done some of the ‘tourist thang’ and found out about the great art, socio-economic culture and politics – as well as ya know visited the famous squares and the Vatican – if you can of course – surely it can’t all be about raw food!
thanks paul for the interesting insight into Rome(looks like they still use oldschool technology with the water just wondering do they still use the aquaducts they built 2000yrs ago yep the Romans know how make buildings that last
Looks great! funny that they are not open on Sunday? does that have to do with the sun god Sabbath?
@fanta00000007 Yeah I am aware that Roman Catholicism had a negative impact on Europe and people who have faith in Christ the messiah. My point was that the Roman sun worshipping church made the day of rest the Sunday and outlawed working on that day, opposed to the Hebrew Torah Sabbath being Saturday. I found it interesting that this is still being followed? just yesterday I was watching Top gear UK, they were in Rome and the police tried to arrest them for working on the Sunday.
those bottles with the shape of the map Italy aren´t lemon juice, (about minute 5), they are Lemoncelo, not sure about the spelling. It´s an alcoholic beberage made of lemon, sugar and alcohol, fermented.
Oh… that has to be the best farmer’s market ever! I love food and Rome! The fountains… roasted chestnuts… cobbled streets… beautiful architecture.Felt like I was back there. ~ Thank you for sharing. ~
Amazing, Thank you for sharing.
Have a awesome day.
Love and Blessings
I miss Italy! I have been there three times, but not since 2002…
I’ve done some great ones already on my site but will do move in the future.
Campo dei Fiori is the moust touristic market in Rome, few locals buy there because it’s small and very expensive. Most of the produce is NOT organic, although most of the veggies are local and Italian agriculture is a lot closer to organic than the American is. Anyway, the artichokes are not marinated but put into water with vinegar or lemon juice because otherwise they become brownish.
it is easy because I travel where the food is. I Just make sure before I go something will be good to get.
Limoncello 🙂
Are you into raw foods but you don’t mind taking vaccines? Are you sure about that?
Anyway you don’t need anything to go to Italy.
I don’t understand why that should be funny or interesting.
I’ve lived in Uk for 4 years and I’m going back to Italy soon because I’m tired of living in a society where it’s all about work and money. Rest is an optional all year round in London and the pace of life here is for me unsustainable. I’m so grateful that in Italy we haven’t lost everything yet. In other words we just haven’t sold ourselves to globalization yet maybe.
I agree rest is very important, that is why our creator gave us a Sabath or seventh day of rest! I was saying that it was funny from a biblical or Hebrew perspective the seventh day is the saturday and Sunday is the first day of the week! It says in the bible that the Anti-christ system would seek to change Yahwes apointed times and seasons! So the Roman catholic religious system under constantine forced the seventh day of rest to the first day, The day of the sun, which he worshiped!
In doing so he forced all both free and slave to disobay torah the 4th comandment being to honor the Sabbath and keep it holy!
that is not lemon juice but Limoncello. Limoncello is a liqueur 🙂
this can’t be true. i’m italian and a lot of people here work on sunday, no one really cares about it
I love Italy 👌😘😘😘😘