Five Greatest Fighters from Italy?

Isn't that part of Italy?

 

I am from tenerife from The north of the Island, the south is the biggest part for the tourism. Canarias got great typical food like papas con gofio y mojo canario, carne de cabra, chuletón de buey, chorizo de teror, the best semi-cured cheeses of the world are from fuerteventura,great homemade desserts like bienmesabe, frangollo,principe alberto,and the great quesadilla from the el hierro. If you go to eat in the places of the tourism the food is worse and more expensive,the problem is that out of the tourism zone few people in the guachinches(typical canary restaurants) will understand your idiom

 

Well one poster is offering Joey Giardello ,born in Brooklyn based in Philly.Whatever floats your boat!

 

Thank goodness I read this at lunchtime.

I knew people from the Canaries as a kid. Real nice folk.

 

Hehe yes. Very humble people

 

Been to Puerto de la cruz and Gran Canaria,both very nice.

 

Puerto de la cruz is in my Island. I recommend to you to visit fuerteventura,overall a bit boring but it has one of the best beaches in the planet
white sand and crystalline water

 

I wish I was in the carraries now it's pissing down and freezing cold in England at the moment Crap! back on topic I think Kalamby is the best fighter.to come out of Italy .underrated master!

 

I went to Tenerife and Fuerteventura....with the family when our daughters were little kids so we didn't venture out much past the resorts. I'm always amazed that Brit and German tourists when on holiday insist upon eating their own food in lousy restaurants instead of eating some local foods.

I've been all over Spain and love Spanish food. Some of the best pork and beef I've ever eaten.

 

Nuffink laik a noice cheyse sammich

 

I suppose there is no way to beat beans on toast or bangers and mash. Or marmite on a cracker.

(My English son-in-law is learning about Tex-Mex food now that they've moved to Austin. Dude will probably gain 21 pound {stone and a half} fairly quickly).

 

... although I like Marmite myself In fact in my house there's the choice of Marmite AND Bovril

 

Where I come from it's called a cheese saarnie