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Rome meets Puglia's Olio di Puglia IGP. See all the photos

In the beautiful setting of Palazzo Brancaccio in Rome, certified extra virgin olive oils from the Puglia region were the protagonists of a masterclass and a great tasting event. Here are the photos

Where to eat the best olive all'ascolana in Le Marche

Stuffed and fried olives from Le Marche are like cherries: you can't stop eating them. But which are the tastiest? Here is a list of places that should not be missed.

Where to find the best cassata in Catania

Beautiful to look at even before tasting how good it is, the masterpiece of Baroque origins, an icon of Sicilian pastry art is loved across the island and beyond. Here are the eight best versions in Catania

Where to eat the best babà in Naples

Every pastry shop has its own secret recipe, many artisans make modern versions, others remain faithful to tradition. Whatever the case, babà in Naples is serious business: here's where to buy the best.

Where to find the best maritozzi in Rome

Not everyone likes them, but maritozzi con la panna are the symbol of the Eternal City's pastry par excellence. Here is where to find the typical Roman breakfast.

Fruit and vegetables of the month of July: the produce to buy

No month better than July can share all the goodness of the countryside: here is the produce to buy, plus tips for their use in the kitchen.

Where to eat the best pane e panelle in Palermo

Together with the spleen sandwiches (pani ca meusa), bread stuffed with panelle (chickpea fritters) is the most famous sandwich in Palermo. The best can be found at the following addresses.

10 modern wedding trends, from wine weddings to sweet tables

Lighter dinners, colourful donuts, green areas and local food: this is how weddings are celebrated nowadays.

Where to have breakfast in Genova: the best coffee bars

Fugassa and cappuccino for the more traditionalists, but also cornetti, French croissants and biscuits: here are the best breakfasts in the Ligurian capital.

The spring cold weather caused honey production to collapse. The alert is adulteration risk

Climate change continues to affect bees, which are responsible for the reproduction of most plant species. Honey consumption is in decline, while imports increase, complete with the risk of adulteration.
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