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Best Italian Candy to Buy as a Souvenir (And Wh...

The most popular Italian candy souvenirs include Perle di Sole lemon drops from the Amalfi Coast, torrone nougat from Cremona, Baci Perugina chocolate kisses, amaretti cookies, and confetti — the...

What Are Bella di Cerignola Olives? Italy's Mos...

Bella di Cerignola olives are the largest table olives in the world — and once you try one, you'll understand why Italy has treasured them for centuries. Grown exclusively in...

How Italian Lemon Drops Are Made: From Grove to...

Perle di Sole lemon drops start with Sfusato Amalfitano lemons grown on the terraced hillsides of Italy's Amalfi Coast. The essential oils are cold-extracted from the thick, fragrant peels, then...

A Complete Guide to Italian Hard Candy: Types, ...

A Complete Guide to Italian Hard Candy: Types, Brands, and How They're Made Italian hard candy — caramelle dure — is a centuries-old tradition that spans every region of the...

Best Italian Food Gifts Under $30

Authentic Italian food gifts don't have to be expensive. A bag of handcrafted Amalfi Coast lemon drops, a jar of Luxardo cherries, or a bottle of aged balsamic vinegar makes...

Luxardo Maraschino Cherries: The Story Behind t...

Luxardo maraschino cherries are made from marasca cherries — a small, dark, bittersweet variety grown in northeastern Italy — slowly candied in their own syrup with no artificial colors, no...