(LAST EDITED/UPDATED: 20 February 2009)
Here are some links about chocolate in Italy:
ARTICLES
- Cioccolata Calda: Hot Chocolate in Italy – Words by Michelle Fabio – Source: Italy Magazine – "The No. 1 Magazine for lovers of all things Italian"
- Italy's good taste in chocolate – By Francine Segan, Wednesday, April 30, 2008 – Source: The Washington Times
- The Sweetest Tour in Italy – Paul M. Brodie – Source: slow travel italy
COMPANIES/CONFECTIONERS/PASTICCERIA
- Amedei – In multiple languages
- Arione – In Italian Only
- Barbero – In English, German, Italian
- Caffarel – In English, Italian
- Pasticceria del Capitano Rosso – In Italian Only
- De Bondt – In English, Italian
- Domori – In Italian Only
- Ferrero – Country specific websites – In English, Italian
- Pasticceria Gertosio – In English, Italian
- Giraudi Cioccolato Artigianale – In Italian Only
- Pasticceria Grandazzi – In English, German, Italian
- Guido Gobino – In English, French, Italian, Japanese
- Pernigotti – In English, Italian
- Perugina – owned by Nestlé Italia – In Italian Only
- Peyrano – In English, Italian
- Slitti – In English, German, Italian
- Venchi – In English, Italian
- Vestri – In English, Italian
- Zuccarello Fine Chocolate – In Italian Only
- Fiera del Cioccolato Artiginale – In Italian Only – Dates: 22 - 25 January – Location: Piazza Santa Croce, Firenze (Florence)
- CioccolaTO’ 2009 – In Italian Only – Dates: 6 - 15 March – Location: Piazza Vittorio Veneto, Torino (Turin)
- Eurochocolate – Presently In Italian Only, with limited English and other languages versions – Dates: 16 - 25 October 2009 – Location: Multiple sites and locations in Perguia
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That's it for Tuesday, 13 January 2009: martedì, 13 gennaio 2009
Ciao, Ben
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(LAST EDITED/UPDATED: 20 February 2009)
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