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Cooking and Coffee in Florence in the 18th Century

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The 18th century Caffè Storici di Firenze, explored in Salvina Pizzuoli's essay, tells about the cultural life of the time. iconic places such as the Bottega del Burma, the Caffè di Panone and the Caffè dello Svizzero were centres of intellectual exchange, while the Bottega dei Pani Dolci is the only still active eighteenth-century cafe. The article Rosticerie, street vendors and cafes in Florence in the eighteenth century comes from Tuscany.
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The 18th century Caffè Storici di Firenze, explored in Salvina Pizzuoli's essay, tells about the cultural life of the time. iconic places such as the Bottega del Burma, the Caffè di Panone and the Caffè dello Svizzero were centres of intellectual exchange, while the Bottega dei Pani Dolci is the only still active eighteenth-century cafe. The article Rosticerie, street vendors and cafes in Florence in the eighteenth century comes from Tuscany.

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tuttatoscana broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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