Who lives in Italy?
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Who lives in Italy?
Returned yesterday from a weekend in Rome. Fabulous!
We were served small Grissini (about the size of your finger) which had sesame seed in them and I loved them. I didn't notice the make and despite looking in one or two places I couldn't find them to buy.
I'm wondering whether they are available in the U.K. but first I need to know who makes them Can anyone help please?
Thank you.
We were served small Grissini (about the size of your finger) which had sesame seed in them and I loved them. I didn't notice the make and despite looking in one or two places I couldn't find them to buy.
I'm wondering whether they are available in the U.K. but first I need to know who makes them Can anyone help please?
Thank you.
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I don't live in Italy, but I googled >grissini sesame< and found this online grocery in the UK that sells grissini with sesame seed:
http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/cgi-...ick__120g.html
There's no way of knowing, of course, whether it's the brand you had in Rome...
http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/cgi-...ick__120g.html
There's no way of knowing, of course, whether it's the brand you had in Rome...
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Don't live in Italy anymore (sigh...) but a brand we used to buy was Vecchio Palone. They had lots of seeds as I recall. GranForne is another but it is less rustic in appearance, a more mass-produced bread stick.
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