Fette Biscottate Are the Best Part of a Homey Italian Breakfast | Eater
"This specialty Italian marketplace is a go-to source for authentic fette biscottate sold in modestly priced packages (around $4–$5), though shipping often makes the overall cost feel high for a few dried slices. Despite the price, the author occasionally orders from this vendor—especially in autumn—because the product and its ritual of topping the twice-baked toasts with marmalade, ricotta, Nutella or nut butter and pairing them with steamed milk and espresso reliably evoke memories of breakfasts in Milan and allow them to recreate that simple, beloved morning routine at home." - Kelly Green
