Bread in Italy: spoilt for choice In this section of the Tigellae blog (Know your dough – Natural yeast and…

Focaccia genovese
Focaccia Some food historians consider focaccia even more ancient than bread itself. I think they might be right, as…

Natural yeast and wheat intolerance
Good bread is good for you Italy simply loves bread. Each Italian annually consumes an average of almost 70 kilos…

Our name, our heritage
Why Tigellae then? Pronouncing the word Tigellae correctly can be a bit of a challenge for a native English speaker. I've…