Marinara Legal in 50 States Basil and Tomatoes Standard Apron

Relax and enjoy some pasta covered in marinara, a tomato sauce that became popular in the 16th century. The humble tomato was a central Mexican "New World" fruit introduced to Europe by Spaniards. Italian chef Antonio Latini served as the Steward of the First Minister to the Spanish Viceroy of Naples and published the first marinara recipes in his 1692 cookbook. Just say yes to spaghetti sauce. Join the movement to legalise our marinara. This Italian food humour chef apron features a cluster of green basil leaves and ripe, red tomatoes over the slogan "Marinara, Legal in 50 States." Celebrate the taste of Italy with humour and fresh basil leaves. This funny apron is bound to make people look twice. It makes a great gift for lovers of pasta, pizza, tomato sauce, and Italian food. Nanas all over the world are depending on you. Mangia! This design is suitable for white and light-coloured backgrounds.