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Marinated Anchovies
Alici MarinateFresh anchovies cured in lemon juice and olive oil.
Garlic-Free Guide to Italy Local & Street Food
Find safe options, learn local phrases, and get practical tips for allergen-free dining.
Local Foods
10
Cities
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Local Foods
Safe to eat
Cacio e Pepe
Cacio e PepePasta with pecorino cheese, black pepper, starchy water sauce.
Safe to eat
Carbonara
Pasta alla CarbonaraPasta with eggs, pecorino, black pepper, guanciale.
Safe to eat
Finocchiona
FinocchionaCoarse ground pork salami with fennel seeds.
Safe to eat
Pappardelle al Cinghiale (Wild Boar Pasta)
Pappardelle al CinghialeWide ribbon pasta with slow-cooked wild boar ragu.
Safe to eat
Pasta e Patate con Provola
Pasta e patate cu' provolaThick potato pasta with melting provola cheese.
Safe to eat
Pastiera Napoletana (Neapolitan Easter Pie)
Pastiera NapoletanaPie with wheat berries, ricotta, candied citrus, orange blossom.
Safe to eat
Pinsa Romana (Roman Pinsa)
Pinsa RomanaOval flatbread made from multiple flours, crispy outside, soft inside.
Safe to eat
Pizza Margherita
Pizza MargheritaThin-crust pizza with tomatoes, mozzarella, basil, olive oil.
Safe to eat
Schiacciata con l'uva (Grape Flatbread)
Schiacciata con l'uvaFlatbread with wine grapes, sugar, sometimes herbs.