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Contrary to reports on the BBC's Panorama in 1957, spaghetti does not grow on trees. Another factual inaccuracy from the same report, that we feel should be corrected, is that spaghetti comes from Italy and not Switzerland.
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Posted at 13:08 on April 1, 2011.
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