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Breakfasts Can Follow Many Different Styles. Here, We're Focusing On Traditional Italian Breakfast Foods, Many Of Which You Can Enjoy Elsewhere In The World.

Find here the best breakfast in Rome with delicious coffee shops and bakeries that offer the best maritozzi in Rome: perfect places to eat in Rome for breakfast and snacks while on a trip to Italy!

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From the legendary cappuccino to indulgently delicious pastries, Italian breakfast foods are renowned for their quality and variety.

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A traditional Italian breakfast at home is often quite basic. For youngsters, customary morning beverages in Italian households include coffee, tea, and cocoa milk. The main breakfast dishes include bread with butter and jam, biscuits, and assorted cereals. #ItalianBreakfast #ItaliansEatandDrink #ItalianBreakfastRecipes #ItalianBreakfastBuffetMenu #WhatdoItalyEatforBreakfast #TraditionalItalianBreakfast #HealthyItalianBreakfast

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What can you expect to have for breakfast in Italy? This guide sheds some delicious insight on what Italians eat for breakfast

Put pizza and Italy together and the first thing that comes to your mind is the birthplace of pizza in Italy – Naples. Although the word “pizza” has been documented back in 997 AD, recipes reminiscent of modern day pizza didn’t appear until the 1700’s. Appealing to all social classes, pizza in Italy didn’t make its way to Italy’s most northern region until the late 1950’s and it was not until after World War 2 that pizza started to make its mark on the world.