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Champagne war between Russia and France: a risk or an opportunity for Italy?

A new law passed by Putin prohibits the use of the term Champagne for the French bubbly, allowing it only on local produce. France’s Comité Champagne decried ‘scandalous’ Russia’s new labelling rules and appealed to EU diplomacy. For Federvini (the...

Cuoca Selvatica's (wild cook) plant factsheets: how to use wild plants

Vinegar can be made from violets, sweets can be made from primroses and egg whites, and there is also a plant that can be used to light a fire. A foraging expert shares her plant knowledge for free to produce...

Rome suburbs: where to eat in Acilia, Ostia, Fiumicino

Today we travel south headed for the coast, where dining destinations share space with important archeological sites. Here are the restuarants of the Rome suburbs Acilia, Ostia, Fiumicino.

A full Susumaniello experience

After 20 years, Cantina Rubino's winning gamble in reviving an ancient Apulian grape variety

Gelato in Milan, the 8 best gelaterie in town

Milan is well known for its aperitivo culture, its fine cuisine from appetizer to dessert. But for a mid-afternoon snack, especially when the heat becomes unbearable, there’s nothing better than a refreshing gelato. Here are the 8 best gelaterie in...

Instant yeast substitutes for cakes and savory baked goods

Not just Brewer's yeast: even instant yeast for cakes and plum cakes is becoming scarce. But don't worry: you can replace it with simple baking soda and lemon (and in at least 4 other ways).

Top Italian Wines Roadshow. Il Borro

Il Borro is a farm located in the Valdarno Superiore basin, now run by Salvatore Ferragamo. Here's the story.

The history of Goro’s Golden Oyster in the Po delta

The production of the very rare Golden Oyster (Ostrica d’Oro) is an excellence of Goro, a fishing port in the Po Delta Regional Park

Abruzzo cuisine: regional products, A to Z

Think arrosticini and ferratelle, by way of pecorino and mostaccioli: here's the best Abruzzo food.

World breakfasts. France: croissants, baguettes, madeleines, crêpes

As part of one of the most popular breakfasts around the world, the starring role is played by the croissant and coffee pairing, a tradition that became popular thanks to the French, but which has its roots in Austria. Today...
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