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Italian Pizza 101: The Real Deal
Visitors to Italy are often surprised by the pizza served in Italy. Of course it’s delicious, but it also tends to be very different than slices served in North America. No matter where you go in Italy, you will find pizza. It is always served with the best ingredients and made with a thinner crust....
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The Most Unique Reason Some People Love Italian Food
Of course, Italian food is delicious, but it may not be the favorite date food just for taste. Napolina, the famous makers of Italian ranges, recently conducted a poll of about 2,000 adults. They found that almost three out of four adults in the 23-35 age range ranked Italian food as their favorite. D...
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Why You Need to Know About Toscana Food
Tuscany is the region in the center of Italy, with sweeping views of the Alpi Apuane Mountains and Apennines and with famous marble quarries. Tuscany is home to Volterra, Luni, Pisa and Florence. Tuscany has large forests, villages, hills, beaches and lakes. Olives, grapevines and villas are seen thro...
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Classic Italian Dishes Deserving a Spot on Your Bucket List
In addition to its amazing history, Italy also is home to a variety of delicious foods that are loved around the world. You can experience these seven Italian classics at an upscale Italian restaurant like Bricco or even try making them at home. Risotto is classic comfort food, especially popular in t...
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What to Eat Where: 12 Delicious Regions of Italy
Every region of Italy has its unique character and history, so it’s no surprise each has its own iconic dishes. If you love Italian food, why not start eating by the map and explore the specialties of each region? AbruzzoThis area is famous for its rugged landscape, which lends itself well to sheep ...
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