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Business, 30.01.2020 14:48 markkessler5639

Leo has been accepted at oxford, so he has moved to the uk from italy. he has been missing his mom’s homemade pasta. he remembers the way the sauce used to bubble when he stuck a fork in the tender pasta, and how his mother used to put extra cheese on top for him before baking it. he wants to satisfy his craving for homemade pasta, so he decides to get the recipe from his mother and sets out to purchase the necessary ingredients.
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