
Alba Celebrates Truffle New Year with Procession and Midnight Toast
At the Capodanno del Tartufo in Alba, the MUDET opened a new "Stanza del Bosco", while Trifolao associations from across Piedmont paraded through the old town.
This is all about food and drink! Your Vivere in Italien

At the Capodanno del Tartufo in Alba, the MUDET opened a new "Stanza del Bosco", while Trifolao associations from across Piedmont paraded through the old town.

Fontina, Lard d'Arnad, Petit Rouge: the Aosta Valley preserves an alpine cuisine that developed over centuries between Savoy and Switzerland.

Heat in Italy: at temperatures above 40°C, cows produce up to 10% less milk, putting noticeable pressure on Parmesan production in Emilia-Romagna.

The blue crab is taking over Italy's Adriatic coast: the invasive granchio blu is decimating clam populations, and now it is ending up on the plate itself.

A car breakdown led us unexpectedly to Parma, and there we discovered a cioccolata calda so thick that a spoon could stand upright in it.

17 January is more than just a Pizza Day in Italy. Here is why the craft of the pizzaioli is celebrated on this particular date.

Pizzium stands for Neapolitan pizza with a commitment to quality. A personal account from Parma on the concept and standards of this restaurant chain.

Struffoli are among the most iconic Christmas pastries from Naples. Discover the origins, meaning and recipe of a beloved sweet tradition from Campania.

Naples' living room: the Gran Caffè Gambrinus embodies history, atmosphere and quality. A visit where grandeur meets coffee house culture.

Capesante gratinate are a classic starter from Naples: gratinated scallops with a breadcrumb crust, served as an antipasto.

Italian cuisine is now recognised as UNESCO cultural heritage: a triumph for tradition, diversity and Italy's vibrant food culture.

Parmalat: From a beloved staple in Italy's fridges to a billion-dollar scandal and a fresh start under foreign ownership.