My favorite Italian breakfast would be anything actually eaten in Italy.

@Style-ov5qb

5 жыл бұрын

What Doc McCoy said.

@franchino88

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

in america we also eat “cake” for breakfast but we call it bread. like banana bread or pumpkin bread or zucchini bread. they are bread with sugar which is basically cake but you would eat these as a breakfast food and not as a celebration cake.

Greetings from Norway to you and my favourite city in the world, Rome! I can’t wait until the Corona madness is over and I can come visit once again!

yooo the song at the send

Did one of your walking routes while in Italy last month. Thank you so much for all your great tips..it added so much to my trip! I am just now getting over my depression of leaving. Grazie per aver condiviso is tuo bellissimo passé!!

Hello to you too! Your videos helped me so much for my visit to Rome last month. I fell in love with your city and the delicious food and coffee.

Yum! May I come over for breakfast 🤌🏼😘😘

Just hoping you and your family and friends have not been too badly affected by the terrible storms we have been reading about this past week in Rome and elsewhere in Italy! Be well, beautiful people in Italy!

Now I just want to visit Italy again... Great video as always 🤗

I am equally #teamtea and #teamcoffee - totally depends on my mood, either with a cornetto is usually fast and easy. Xo Karen

All of it looks good! I wouldn’t starve in Italy!

Interesting video! I just spent a few days in Rome. When i went out to find a bar to have breakfast in the tourist areas all I could find was croissants/pastries plus coffee. After about a couple of hours I had run out of energy because I was basically having a sugar breakfast. I ended up having Alpen for breakfast instead. I love all the other types of Italian food though!!

@RomeInside

5 жыл бұрын

I know, it's always mainly sugar... Probably not the best!

When I stayed with friends outside Milan, they served the breakfast you described. They had cereal over yoghurt, so we all had some protein. Here in the U.S., cereal or toast with butter and jelly is very popular. My husband will often make me an egg over fried cheese, now that we are retired and he has more time. Always though, coffee is first for me and tea for my husband. Then we think about food! First the caffeine. My husband worked for two years in Turin. He refuses to go to any Italian restaurants in the states, because he learned to cook Italian meals from our friends. We were very spoiled by food in Italy.

Pretty much all the things that I'm used to eating for breakfast here in Argentina. (I sometimes eat cake for breakfast, too, like you!)

Ciao!! Your videos are so wonderful, Elise!! My friend and I (our age is young 20s) are on a tour in Rome (visiting from the US) and have found all of your informational videos and tips extremely useful!! Thank you so much for your help! We realize this is a long shot, but we wondered if you would like to connect! Maybe grab lunch or coffee? We have free time tomorrow (Wednesday the 31st) and free time the next next day (Thursday the 1st). Let me know if you want to meet up and chat about Rome!! We would love to meet you!! If you are not down, we understand! But thank you endlessly for all of your helpful videos!! Grazie!!

We also call them rusks in Pakistan. They are usually taken with milk tea in the morning.

I'm surprised you didn't venture south of Rome, cause if you did you would have mentioned GRANITA. Originally from Sicily, granita is a semi-frozen treat made from sugar, water and various flavorings: Lemon, Strawberry, Peach, Chocolate, and others. My favorite is Granita a Caffe con Panna with a Brioche, that's espresso flavored ice with a dollope of whipped heavy cream and a sweet eggey buttery roll on the side. Pulling off that top "button" of the brioche and dipping & scooping is the only way to start your day.

Very similar to Brazilian breakfast minus the cornetto, nutella and jam. But we eat more fruits depending on the region! Good channel btw

@diomedes8791

4 жыл бұрын

m Gonçalves When visiting Brazil, I was fascinated to see that Brazilian breakfast included a bit of everything - including cake! The best hotel breakfast I ever ate, anywhere in the world, was at the Gran Melia Hotel in Sao Paulo. God, what a magnificient breakfast that was...

@mgoncalves5596

4 жыл бұрын

@@diomedes8791 We have a great food variety for breakfast in Brazil. Cakes, couzcouz, tapioca, coconut bread 😋

Ciaooooo! Sono abbastanza tardi per vedere questo video, ma mi è ancora piaciuto! Una delle mie cose preferite da fare è confrontare i vari modi in cui i diversi paesi fanno prima colazione. Buona settimana. Grande saluto dal Nuovo Messico, Stati Uniti. 😀

Breakfast and lunch are my two favorite meals but it also depends on what mood I'm in!

Great channel- nice videos!!

Italy is beautiful and I like many things there and go often but food is a bit of problem, especially breakfast. I am gluten intolerant and all that wheat makes me sick. I am going to Italy in June and will probably stick to one meal a day with a cappuccino for breakfast.

I was born in the US but my parents are from Rome, and I grew up eating biscotti with milk for breakfast. It was normal for me and I never found it strange, even if others do. When visiting family my favorites were pan di stelle and Bucaneve, which were impossible to find in the US till recently. Now I can get the former in stores and the latter online and that is my breakfast! I also like to bake ciambelle and eat that at breakfast, too, simple as you said. But now that I'm older I have my breakfast with cappuccinos instead of milk. I do also like a savory American breakfast like eggs, bacon, and potatoes, but I rarely have the time to make it.

@RomeInside

5 жыл бұрын

I feel sometimes I'd love to have some scrambled eggs or panncakes but it's so much effort and I can't 😂

@DianaDistorted

5 жыл бұрын

@@RomeInside pancakes take FOREVER even when you have the time, unless you have a griddle just for them! I'll make waffles instead or a giant Dutch baby pancake in my oven. When we do "breakfast for dinner" I'll make one of those two things, usually with a side of bacon. ❤

@Guagliozz

5 жыл бұрын

Just make one big one on a nonstick frying pan. Probably gonna be messy looking but, function over form.

Your English is amazing !! Xx

Last night in Roma tonight! I enjoyed the cornetti and cappuccini very much! So sad to leave italy! 😔

@MzBroadway17

5 жыл бұрын

My last night in Rome/Italy was a Wednesday night and I left Thursday. I feel you 😔 safe travels!

My ex husband was Italian and he would just have biscuit and coffee . Every morning ,that was it

Cornetti and cappucino. Forever! I'm about as Italian as a meatball sub but cornetti and cappucino has my heart 💗

We usually have porridge made from oats in Australia. I’m visiting family in Italy this April. Will I be able to find oats\porridge in supermarkets in Rome?

That's why I seldom have breakfast when I'm home, in Italy. In the morning in Italy you can only find sweet things, which I don't like, so I have a coffee (or 2, or 3...) and that's it. When I'm abroad I find a better selection of breakfast foods, sweet OR savoury, and I always find something I like.

My Favourite is Hot Porridge with fruit or Nuts. followed by a full English at the weekend

You have beschuitjes! The rusks thing. Never saw it anywhere but its a classic in Holland, for breakfast and if a baby is born you get them with either pink-white or blue--white sprinkles and all foreign people look like your mad. So good to know, where not actually the only ones who eat them :)

@RomeInside

5 жыл бұрын

OMG I love this baby tradition plus it involves sprinkles! 😍 And I love those! Cool to know you have them in Holland too! Thanks for sharing this 😊

Thank you for posting this video i was curious about what my great-aunts and uncles eat for breakfast in italy.

Almond biscotti which I bought from a Roman market a few months ago. Some of the best I've had. Missed your videos. 🤗

fette biscottate (rusk) are often called "crisp bakes" in English :)

Buona mattina , Bella Lisa. I wanted to do two things here ? With you. First ? Im this year am going to try and make some Sicilian style cannoli's with Pistachios? But more importantly here. I wanted to ask you this. Have you tried those and how did you or what was your thoughts on them as to the one's with the chocolate chip's in them. Anyway Grazie mille and have a great day and i truly enjoy your video's. Ciao Bella.

Italian breakfast is very similar to what South Africans have for breakfast. I should have an easy time on my upcoming trip to Italy:)

Thanks for the vid! My italian boyfriend likes his breakfast pretty much the same way you explained it :) as a lithuanian I also prefer tea, a simply boiled egg with mayo :D a fruit and a chocolate curd snack (sweet snack).

Many people say that when they visit both Italy and Germany that they feel like they are in multiple countries. Germany is much different within each area and Italy is as well from what I am told. Diets vary widely from what I am told and therefore physical appearances like height varies from what I am told as well. Many felt that the Germans in their southern provinces and the Italians in their southern provinces are shorter then most Europeans with most men around 5'8" to 5'9" while the Germans in their northern provinces are very tall like 6'0" to 6'1" on average and most Italian men in their northern provinces are 5'11" to 6'0". Well it did take both Italy and Germany to be unified countries because they both had a lot of independence states up until the later 19th century. Religious beliefs vary widely in these different provinces of Germany and political beliefs and lifestyle varies widely from one area to another in Germany. Italy is predominantly Catholic but politically they are more conservative in some areas and more liberal in other areas with many other differences as well.

Ho per colazione (and this is where my Italian fails me), crumpets or english muffins, with butter, sometimes jam, and a coffee milkshake (because frankly, for most of the year it is too hot for hot coffee). I would happily have croissants, but they are somewhat expensive.

@Carolmaizy

4 жыл бұрын

I drink hot coffee year round, no matter what the temperature.

"Hello Beautiful People!" My favorite greeting,! Ever! A leftover piece of cold pizza, washed down with diet Coke, is my favorite breakfast if I am hungover and too tired to cook. Otherwise, I make homemade blueberry pancakes, fake bacon (vegetarian), and coffee with lots of cream. Can't wait to come to Italy and try that out in my new neighborhood. I'm happy to share with my neighbors.

@anthonyaer8303

4 жыл бұрын

Lol thank you for this.

Can you easily get decaf coffee there?

What I know is the caffelatte, a quarter of coffee and the rest with milk that you drink at home in Italy at breakfast

I'm excited going to Rome next week & I just binged watch your videos. I appreciate all your tips & information about your city. Thanks Elisa! You are just lovely..

I just came back from spending three weeks in Italia for the first time! I tried cappuccino, caffè/espresso, and my favorite was caffelatte. I'm used to American coffee so... yeah! I loved the cornetto con crema too!

This was helpful, thanks! Can one get a decaffeinated coffee in Italy?

@alessior7304

3 жыл бұрын

Prova un Gin Seng

@user-eh6tm5jv9p

3 жыл бұрын

no

Wb if i need protien?

Hello Im mexican our breakfast are very similar cookies con cafe,pan tostado con mermelada. Ciao 😁

Not breakfast... but can you please explain gelato vs custard ice cream in US?

Capuccino+cornetto con crema ♥️♥️♥️

Love you ❤️

The cornuto is a popular breakfast choice in Italy 🇮🇹...

@guitarman430

5 жыл бұрын

My father used to call me something like that.I don’t think he had breakfast in mind when he was running after me!

@dorianphilotheates3769

5 жыл бұрын

guitarman430 - Hahaha! 😆 Good one.

@extremathule982

4 жыл бұрын

Cornuto is very popular in Italy. Ask for a Cornuto, you too.

They’re like giant croutons with jam.

Well.. honestly I’ve never tried cornetto, because it looks like croissant and as French... I’m afraid to taste something else than our croissant! (But if you tell me that cornetto is delicious, I will try next weekend! 😂)

@RomeInside

5 жыл бұрын

No no no I won't take this responsibility! 😂

@Fleuur

5 жыл бұрын

Rome Inside hahaha! Ok I won’t taste it!

Hi I am from India cooking ur food

I'll be in Rome soon and I recently watched a video where some italian guide said you should NOT miss having a cappuccino and a maritozzo for breakfast. What do you think of that?

Non so che farò io perché mi piace mangiare sano. Forse il frutto? Lol

@RomeInside

5 жыл бұрын

Seasonal fruit must be the best option! Haha But if you lived here you could make your own healthy cookies for breakfast :)

I seriously cant imagine Italians eating cereal, like cornflakes etc... hahahahahaha, just doesnt work :) like Kalahari bushmen eating risotto

I don't get it, do you guys eat butter over in Italy? Most of what you mentioned is carbs which turn into sugar in the body later, I'm amazed Italian's are so thin. I'm wondering how much fat you guys eat, or meat, because that has no carbs in it?

@RomeInside

5 жыл бұрын

We do eat butter, even though it's most used in the North (in the South olive oil is most used) 😊

@counterstrike89

5 жыл бұрын

@@RomeInside I was just curious, do you think butter is unhealthy, I know the French eat it right a lot I think? They seem to be healthy. Its hard to know, I suppose it depends on the quality, if its grass fed, I know raw milk is better too. I was also wondering if you guys eat meat.

I find it piece of cake to maintain weight ( pun intended) when I skip breakfast...

The United States is probably king of Breakfasts drawing on the best from all over the world. No where else can you have a breakfast of bacon and eggs, bagels, cream cheese and lox along with a stack of your favorite pancakes with fruit and yogurt as well! Italians do pasta pizza and salads very well. Only in Firenze can you get a good steak!

@danrazzaia3152

5 жыл бұрын

The US has a solid Breakfast game, but if you leave out the breads, South America has us beat. The magic they pull with eggs, beef, and vegetables is epic.

@DIGBEE101

5 жыл бұрын

@@danrazzaia3152 😋😋😋😋

Can’t forget polenta

HELLOOOOOOOOO

Hey I gave up.. Couldn't find u in roma!!!

@29outlaw

5 жыл бұрын

I'll be in Rome for a while. You want me to give her a message?

rusk = giant crouton maybe? 🤣 can't figure out how you would describe it either!

@bonniecreevy2642

4 жыл бұрын

Melba toast lol

@jaimer9869

4 жыл бұрын

@@bonniecreevy2642 lol!!

@Carolmaizy

4 жыл бұрын

Yes- Melba toast. At first I thought they were bagel chips.

I don’t eat breakfast 🤷🏻‍♀️🥰🥰❤️❤️🖤🖤

@oscarice8191

5 жыл бұрын

What about for lunch and dinner??

What is ur nationality

@extremathule982

4 жыл бұрын

ARMENIAN.

When i have breakfast in Sicily it’s very sugary pastries jams more pastries then pastries with chocolate in cake.. fantastic but also a sure way to get diabetes type 2 ....maybe just stick to coffee and a small toast Si grazie grazie Mille ciao ciao

You have me fave greeting 💖💖❤️❤️❄️❄️🥰🥰🖤🖤🎆

My Italian neighbour usually has leftover New York style pepperoni 🍕 pizza with a coke- barra-bing, barra- bang!

How are you now and🍎🍎

What country has cake for breakfast? Lol I'm American and cake is definitely not a breakfast food. Pancakes may sound like a type of cake but it's far from it.

Ciao, MI manchi

Man.....y'all love your carbs lol

I don't drink coffee or tea.

I'm an italian bartender, and I don't want to be rude, but that's not a cappuccino, that's a caffelatte: an espresso with a cup of milk (by the way, be kind and have your meals VEGAN). It can be warm of cold, it depends (if it's winter it will be warm most of the times). Also at a bar you can have a latte macchiato (witch is a big mug of lightly frothed milk with just a little less coffee than a caffelatte) or a real cappuccino (which HAS TO HAVE foam on top, if not it's a caffelatte, and if you want to, you can add cocoa powder or cinnamon) and so on. Also, coffe options: espresso, espresso macchiato (caldo or freddo, warm or cold -this is referred to the milk, if you want it warm or cold in your coffe-), espresso schiumato (espresso with some milk foam on top, but not a drop of milk in the coffee), marocchino (coffee, cocoa powder, milk foam and more cocoa). I just wanted to make it clear that that's not a cappuccino and in a bar you can have many many options, not only cappuccino! (Remember: choose plant based milk, 'cause you're not a baby cow! ) Kudos!

@southernbelladonna78

4 жыл бұрын

What's an Americano?

When I was in Rome last year I went to a local coffee shop and I had a cornetto with this cream that was so amazing, the color of the cream was grey, do you know the name of it or does it even have a name haha? Love your channel!

@sothasil6605

4 жыл бұрын

Probably you had a cornetto alla nocciola, a hazelnut cornetto.

Sad breakfast

I want to go to Italy but I’m a picky eater and I’m scared I won’t like the food

You like AOC in the thumbnail

Mi piace quando si dice "CAW-Fee ". So che stai cercando di non dire caffè in italiano.

how ya doin', Hon, just for the record you are a charming young lady and i am italian...i mention my nationality because i feel it allows me some freedom in stating that, apart from the coffee/tea and the fruit, the rest of the items you describe as being eaten by the majority of italians, including bacon and eggs, is garbage....that's not the way you start your day!

@Guagliozz

5 жыл бұрын

Allora, come lo è?

4:25 we have that in Austria too Zwieback

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I am first Generation American. My parents immigrated to the US from Latina Italy in the mid 1950’s. I’ll be frank with everyone. Italians consider cappuccino and a cigarette their main breakfast food with a little bit of Nutella and a croissant if you are lucky ! Italians don’t do breakfast or don’t do it well at all.

@Joedem92

5 жыл бұрын

I’m second generation American. Both sets of my grandparents come from Bari. Here in NYC, we Italian Americans rely on the Jews for breakfast. They perfected it a long time ago. We cater every other meal though 😂

Si si brava a parlare l'inglese peccato che sei italiana

Coffee is not breakfast. Croissants are not breakfast. Cereal?

Italians don't have breakfast

as a 16 years old italian boy, here is my breakfast: chocolate pastry (cake or yummy cookie) with too much nutella on it, and milk cup. but i only eat a small piece not like too big cake slice. like a ciao milk with nutella or piece of maxiciok with nutella. 😍