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Surprise your guests with delicious piadine: Italian flatbreads filled with fresh ingredients to your heart's content.

The food truck at your event

Are you planning a birthday party? Does your company invite to an open day? Do you have any other reason to celebrate? Or would you like to surprise your team with Italian delicacies from the food truck over lunch for a change? Whether in a hall or somewhere outdoors: The food truck comes to the place of your choice and brings all the necessary ingredients to spoil your guests with filled piadine.

Piadine with filling of your choice

Piadine are a specialty from the Emilia Romagna region in northern Italy. They are flatbreads baked on a plate and filled with various ingredients, similar to crepes, for example with raw ham, salami, parmesan cheese, tomatoes, arugula, pesto or bresaola. The following piadins are available:

• Piadina Caprese (vegetarian).
  With tomatoes, mozzarella, arugula, pesto.
  
  
• Piadina Verdure (vegan).
  With tomatoes, arugula, grilled vegetables, pesto.
  
  
• Piadina Salami Ventricina (spicy).
  With salami, parmesan, arugula, pesto, tomatoes in oil.
  
  
• Piadina Prosciutto Crudo
  With raw ham, parmesan cheese, arugula, tomatoes.
  
  
• Piadina Speciale
  With bresaola (beef), mozzarella, arugula, artichokes, pesto.
  
  
• Piadina Dolce
  With Nutella and banana

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The food truck uses original ingredients from Italy of the best quality. Whether raw ham, salami or bresaola: the high-quality products make these piadine something special and catapult you directly to Italy when you take a bite.

Culinary greetings from Italy

The food truck team uses original ingredients from Italy of the best quality. Whether raw ham, salami or bresaola: the high-quality products make the piadine something special and take you straight to Italy when you take a bite. Look forward to finger food from the south: uncomplicated, healthy and delicious!

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