How Can You Come to Italy Without Trying a Focaccia?

Although based on my past experiences, I thought the naming didn't suggest a chain, it turns out this is indeed a chain with many locations in Turin. Just choose the one closest to you. 🍴Focaccia is similar to a square pizza and has many fine qualities. First, it's neat and easy to handle and eat. Second, the portion is just right; one piece can make you full without being too much or too greasy. Third, it has the flavor of pizza but doesn't require waiting and can be eaten on the go anytime, anywhere. Fourth, it comes in many flavors, and if you have a big appetite, you can try several flavors at once without being limited to the taste of one pizza. Fifth, it's available all day, so you can eat it whenever you want without waiting for a restaurant to open. 🍴I had two pieces of focaccia that day. In the morning, I had the sausage and potato flavor, which I initially thought was pineapple. It dawned on me that I was in Italy, and I'm glad I didn't ask that out loud. It was a bit salty but fragrant and filling. The second one was before going to the airport in the afternoon, just as it came out of the oven, so I chose the pesto (green sauce) flavor. For foods like these pastries, the best ones aren't about a specific flavor but the freshly baked, steaming hot food. Italy has its own food aesthetics; it's not too wild, and you can't go too wrong with any choice. 🍴The shop staff said that there is a menu on the wall, but not all flavors are available all the time; you can only order whatever flavors are in the display window. I think it's quite nice, saving foreigners the trouble of looking at a menu. 💰: 3.5€ per piece #Italy #Turin #ExploreSpots #Focaccia #FoodDaily #EatDrinkAndBeMerry #EnjoyLife #ItalianCuisine #Experience