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Interview with Matthew Fort, Author of Sweet Honey, Bitter Lemons

The British writer and journalist Matthew Fort has just published a new book, Sweet Honey, Bitter Lemons, a follow-up to the bestselling Eating Up Italy. In the latter he made an eno-gastronomic journey from Villa San Giovanni in Calabria to Turin in Piedmont on a Vespa called Bud: ‘design icon, landmark of Italian culture, sound, sensible and slowish’. This time, he motors round Sicily on a Vespa called Monica. The result is another comic and culinary masterpiece. Here he speaks about this and more besides in an exclusive interview with Slow Food roving reporter Victoria Blackshaw.

Read more at SlowFood.com

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