Michela Becchi

The hidden bakery in a village an hour away from Rome, a paradise for French croissants

They are young, passionate, talented, free-minded, and open-eyed. This young couple from Ciociaria has opened a unique bakery in a small village

Arrosticini conquer New York, the Abruzzo dish is the new trending street food

The meat is Made in the USA, but the technique and spirit are 100% Abruzzese. That's how young Tom Costa introduced arrosticini to Americans

From Formula One engineer to pastry chef, the artist who brought French croissants to Melbourne

Leaving a secure job and change one's life, for the love of croissants. That's what Kate Reid did, an Australian pastry chef who transformed the way people eat breakfast in Melbourne

Countermand! The coffee in Naples is not good

Despite being a foundational myth of Neapolitan culture, the espresso napoletano often serves a coffee that is almost always burnt and made from low-quality blends. With few exceptions, the specialty coffee trend has yet to take off in the “City...

From offal to hot dogs. Where to eat the best sandwiches in Milan

You never get tired of sandwiches, the most easy and delicious lunch break ever, the snack typical of day trips and the unquestionable king of all street food. In Milan, furthermore, sandwiches are have a cult following. Where to eat...

The best tea rooms in Florence for a signature snack

Few but good: in the Tuscan capital, authentic tea rooms offer a unique experience. Here are the not to be missed spots

Where to find the best street food places in Lecce, to enjoy pucce, pizzi and Lecce-style rustici

Pasticciotti are the city’s pastry, but when it comes to savoury snacks, here come the legendary “rustici”: puff pastry cakes filled with tomato sauce and mozzarella. There’s more: all the best street food in Lecce

Vegetarian dishes, Italy’s 3 best restaurants

From Langhe to Amalfi, through Tuscany: here are the restaurants where to find the best vegetarian recipes

Where to eat in Val d'Orcia, the best restaurants

From Castiglione d'Orcia to Pienza, via Montalcino: a taste of typical Val d'Orcia cuisine

Naturally lactose-free cheese, here’s what to buy

Lactose intolerance does not mean totally giving up all types of cheese. Yes to gorgonzola, asiago, fiore sardo, taleggio and many other specialities
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