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.

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...

If you digit "grissini al sesamo" in Google you will find dozens of companies. The problem is to know which is the type they served to you.
Anyway, I live in Italy, if I can help you.

We have them available in the U.S. so I would expect they have made it as far as the U.K.

I don't mind that they may be a different brand-thank you so much!

Sainsbury's stock sesame grissini. They should be with the cheese biscuits.

Just returned from an overnight trip over the border ( to England) and visited my nearest Sainsbury's. I am the proud owner of three boxes of sesame grissini!
Thank you!

Hmm ! Not too many sesame seeds per cc here- about 10 per grissini! Maybe I'll email the restaurant and ask for the brand they serve.

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.