The Best Tiramisù in Rome for Takeaway
In my opinion, you cannot come to Italy and especially Rome without trying tiramisù. This classic Italian dessert is made with coffee soaked ladyfingers and a creamy mixture of mascarpone, egg yolk, and sugar, all dusted with cocoa powder. While you can find it on almost every restaurant menu in Rome, tiramisù has also made its way into the street food scene. The city now has several small, hole in the wall takeaway spots where you can grab a daily sweet treat while wandering the centre of Rome. In this blog post, I have tested all of these places for you, so you can skip the ones that are only hype and go straight to the best takeaway tiramisù in Rome.
Gluten Free Bakeries in Utrecht
If you have read my latest blog post, you already know that I spent my Christmas break back home and visited one of my favourite cities, Utrecht. In Rome, and Italy in general, there are some amazing gluten free bakery options, so my standards are quite high. I was curious to see whether Utrecht also has great gluten free options for a sweet treat, and in this blog post I will tell you exactly where to go for gluten free bakeries in Utrecht.
The Best Vegan Bakeries in Utrecht for Breakfast and Sweet Treats
During my Christmas break, I spent quite some time in Utrecht, one of my favourite cities in the Netherlands. It had been a while since my last visit, and I was curious to see how the city had changed. As a foodie, I was especially happy to discover so many new trendy food spots, particularly when it comes to vegan bakeries.
For this blog post, I tested several vegan bakeries in Utrecht and put together a list of my favourites (plus a honourable mention). So if you’re in Utrecht looking for a vegan breakfast or a sweet treat, you’ll know exactly where to go.
Where to Find the Best Freshly Made Mochi in Rome
Now, I don’t know about you guys, maybe I’m just a little weird, but when it comes to food cravings, I definitely go through phases. I’ve had my double-stuffed Oreo phase, my salty popcorn phase, my sour candy phase, and my latest one is oddly specific too: mochi.
If you’re not familiar with it, mochi is a soft and chewy Japanese rice cake made from glutinous rice that’s pounded into a smooth, sticky dough, which is then used to make the most delicious desserts. Personally, I’m obsessed with the chewy texture, and I used to always buy the boxed ones from my favourite Korean supermarket in Rome. For research purposes, I went on a hunt through Rome to find the best freshly made mochi by bakeries and pastry shops, and I can tell you, I was not disappointed.
Best Asian Bakeries in Rome (Chinese & Japanese Spots)
One of my favourite things to do in life is discovering new food places and of course sharing them with you. While I love savoury food, sweet treats will forever have my heart, especially baked goods and pastries. Rome is such a culturally diverse city, full of flavours and influences from all over the world, which made me curious to see what it has to offer beyond the traditional pasticceria. For this blog post, I explored some of the best Asian bakeries in Rome that brought something new and refreshing to my pastry game. I visited both Chinese and Japanese bakeries, and I must say I can’t wait to share these places with you.