Food Quote by Edward Rutherfurd

“I felt I was sitting in the midst of some surreal movie. Postwar Italian perhaps, only with more food and less sex.”

— Victoria Abbott

“The trouble with eating Italian is that 5 or 6 days later, you're hungry again.”

— George Miller

“Never trust an Italian. The Nazis did that, and look where it got them.”

— Paul Murray

“Whether it was the delicious food they filled us with, their humorous antics, or the extreme warmth and acceptance they provided the family, one…

— Jacqueline Miconi

“She was a grown-up, divorced woman now, on her own. She'd gotten herself this far, she could get herself around Italy too.”

— Carol Grace

“And let us not remember Italy the less regardfully, because, in every fragment of her fallen Temples, and every stone of her deserted palaces…

— Charles Dickens

“Italy, all the same, had spoiled a great many people; he was even fatuous enough to believe at times that he himself might have…

— Anonymous

“She didn't use the misery of others to cultivate her own smugness, true, but at least I didn't go about eating all their food.”

— Martin Amis

“You see two people making delectable Italian food, and I see that and a whole lot more.” Inseperable”

— Phil Wohl

“EAT MORE LIKE THE FRENCH. OR THE ITALIANS. OR THE JAPANESE. OR THE INDIANS. OR THE GREEKS.”

— Michael Pollan

“I told him about the macaroni hanging out on the line like laundry to dry on Sunday in Catania. Sometimes he’d invite me to…

— Charles Brandt

“The socializing hadn't been so bad, he acknowledged, and he couldn't say he minded the food, though a man would do better with a…

— Nora Roberts