What’s the street food to try if you’re a foodie in Turin? We only had 6 hours…and here’s what we tasted that you really shouldn’t miss!
The place where Bicerin, Turin traditional drink, was born and named in the 18th century! A hot drink made of espresso coffee, chocolate and fresh whipped cream…an absolute must-try!
Grom is probably the most known ice-cream brand born in Turin and now spread all over the world, with stores in cities like NY, Paris and Tokyo. A must-eat? Their whipped cream!
We had a terrifically delicious hot chocolate and cream in this amazing place! Definitely something to taste if you are in this beautiful city!
“Slow fast food” as they call it! 100% fassone beef (Piedmont regional cow race), 100% regional products and ingredients, 100% Piedmont pop drinks, beers and wines! If you like row meat: Tris di carni crude is your dish! A taste of three mini tartares from their menu!
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Stumbled upon your blog today and I am glad! I am very new in WordPress and I have been searching for travel blog with drive for food but the tags search only allow 1 tag at a time. Do you have any suggestion for similar blogs like yours? Let me know k 🙂
Hello and thank you for your kind words! 🙂 As you said, it’s not easy to find “travel for food” blogs, but what we do is search under different tags, like “travel” and “food”…you’ll get a lot of inspiration and lovely ideas! 🙂 Happy to find another foodie on the road to follow! 🙂 Maple
Yeah I found your blog with the tag “travel”. I just wish there’s a faster way xD I love your blog, lots of pictures too. I don’t have much of my own pictures in my blog because I forgot to bring my camera on my trip haha. Btw, nice to meet you here 😉
We love posting pictures, so that people can experience what we did a little closer 🙂 Nice to meet you too!:)
Wow. Regarding Bicerin — is the chocolate used on the thin side as in hot chocolate we are likely to encounter in the States or is melted chocolate used? Dark chocolate? Gotta know. This looks so good. I want to make some. thx.
Hello Elizabeth! Very nice to meet you 🙂 I believe it’s melted dark chocolate! There are also some recipes with chocolate powder, but the authentic recipe is secret 🙂