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Marino Ristorante’s Giro d’Italia menu is a taste of Italy from Sicily to Lombardy

Sara Cagle
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3 min readOct 19, 2020

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Cyclists race during the early days of Giro d’Italia 2020
Cyclists race during the early days of Giro d’Italia 2020. Photo: Giro d’Italia

You can think of the Giro d’Italia as a 21-day crash course in Italian biodiversity. Known as Italy’s Tour de France, the cycling race starts at Mount Etna of…

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Sara Cagle
Heated
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Freelance food and travel writer. Living in LA and usually thinking about Italy. Work at saracagle.com and food pics @caglecooks