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from Naples, began to sell the first modern pizzas. He was asked to bake a special pizza for a visit by the British King and Queen in 1889, and so the first pizza Margarita was created, named after the Queen.
Pizza became a favourite dish in Italy, but only after the First World War, when thousands of American soldiers went home from Europe, pizza really became an international dish. Soon there were pizzerias all over the USA, and American chains like Pizza Hut, spread the idea around the world. Today the average Italian eats over 10 kg of pizza a year and the world's largest pizza (measuring 30 m across) was baked not in Italy but in Havana, Cuba!
4. a) Read the facts from the history of ice cream and match the sentences with the dates.
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1. Cafes specializing in ice cream appeared all over Europe. But it was very expensive and only rich people could buy it.
2. People in China were eating ice cream, invented there.
3. The first frozen desserts are known from the time of Alexander the Great.
4. The invention of the refrigerator brought ice cream into the lives of ordinary people.
b) Listen to the text and check your guesses.
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a. 2,000 ВС
b. 4th century ВС
c. 1700
d. 1803
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Food in School and after School
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How to ?hiu ЬїїтШ Лі&из
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1. The selection of vegetables and fruits can be especially important in adding colour to a meal. For example, a meal of sliced turkey, mashed potatoes, white bread and milk would look unappetizing. Green and orange vegetables would make it more colourful and attractive.
2. Cutting carrots, beets and other vegetables into contrasting shapes can also help create variety.
3. The textures of solid foods may differ from soft to firm, and a meal should include foods that differ in chewiness.
4. Most meals also should include at least one hot food and one cold dish.
5. In addition, it's good to serve foods that differ in flavour.
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