Popular lore may have told us that Marco Polo introduced pasta to Italy after traveling through China, but that couldn't be further from the truth.

Pasta was eaten in the Mediterranean region many centuries before Marco Polo was born, and China wasn’t the influence people think, say food historians. Ancient texts and artefacts from Pompeii ...

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Most people know the story of Venetian explorer Marco Polo bringing noodles back home from China. It’s a fun story, but it’s also inaccurate: Pasta was already popular in Italy by the time ...

The first part acknowledged that the belief that Marco Polo introduced pasta to Italy in the 13th century has been disproved, as pasta was already well established in Italy at that time: ...

Bella Italia is celebrating World Pizza Day with a nationwide giveaway of free Margherita pizzas. The restaurant is also offering a limited edition Marco Polo pizza inspired by the pasta dish ...

At that time pasta companies were promoting a new invention, dried pasta, so they came up with a story about Marco Polo to sell more pasta.

On Tuesday, the First Daughter, along with Jared Kushner and their three children, left their private island in Florida and landed at the Marco Polo Airport, where they were seen boarding a water ...