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Let’s create the perfect food hamper for your needs: it is very simple.
Select the box you like in this category and then choose from the shop the products you want to fill in: we will pack for you your ideal basket and we will ship to your home or to the address you’ll choose.
You can create a “spicy” or “gluten free” food hamper or one for a pasta lover.
You can also add a greeting card in which we will print your personal message (you can tell the message in the cart note) and and attractive and eye-catching shred to fill the hampers and protect the products
Buy Italian Food Hampers now!
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Cotechino and Lentils Hamper
€19,80 -
Gluten Free Pasta and Sauce Hamper
€17,90 -
Italian Dolci Maestà Hamper: Leone Candies, Feletti fruit jellies, Tuscan cantuccini biscuits, Baratti Pastries
€14,90 -
Italian Rocca dei Sapori Hamper: pasta Paccheri, Basil Tomato sauce, dried mushrooms, extra virgin oil taralli
€14,90 -
Lemon Marmalade and Tools – Gift Box
€38,00 -
Pasta and Beans Hamper
€19,80
Order Italian Food Hampers
These products are ideal for corporate gifts. The minimum order is 50 pieces, available in 10 working days. Ask for a quotation: info@italiaregina.it
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“Oil fragrance” – Tuscan olive oil – 200ml
€26,00 -
1 jar of Saffron Threads – 0.40 gr
€12,40 -
100% Italian Rusellae Extra Virgin Olive Oil box 200 ml – Podere Crispino
€20,00 -
100% Italiano Monocultivar Nocellara Extra Virgin Olive Oil – Dievole
€12,00 -
100% Italiano Rusellae Extra Virgin Olive Oil box 2 x 200 ml – Podere Crispino
€40,00 -
12 Italian Coffee Capsules Nespresso Active Organic
€7,90 -
12 Italian Nespresso Coffee Capsules Gran Milani
€7,90 -
2 Pasta Pack and 1 Pesto Jar – Gift pack
€16,90 -
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3 Italian Olive and Basil Sauces – 85 gr each
€21,00€19,00 -
3 Legume Pasta Pack – 250gr each
€12,90 -
3 Preserved Vegetables in a Gourmet Gift Box
€12,90
Recipes Food Hampers
Brain Superfoods: Grana Padano and Olive oil
Brain Superfoods are super important to keep ones longevity. In Italy there are 14 million persons over 65 and half of these, having exceeded the age of 75, are even more at risk of neurodegenerative diseases, cognitive impairment and virus infections, as demonstrated...
Fisherman-style Piadina recipe
Taste the Loriana Sfogliatissima piadina (flat Italian bread) with prawns, avocado, vegetables, parsley, and lemon: in few minutes and incredible snack! Ingredients 1 Piadina Sfogliatissima 4 prawns 1 slice of yellow pepper 1 slice of red pepper 1 small tomato Half...
Carasau bread history
Its history starts all the way back to before 1000 BC. The women prepared it for their men who were working as shepherds in the fields. The bread was made in such a way it wouldn’t lose its flavor and texture and was able to be stored for a long period of time.
The Origin of Balsamic Vinegar Term
What is the origin of balsamic vinegar term? Well, the term "balsamic" coined in 1747 for the first time, only serves to differentiate this type from the classic one, since the starting matrix is the same: both, in fact they are derived from wine grapes. Balsamic...
North of Italy Mushrooms
Italy is a land of mushrooms. A lot of North of Italy mushrooms come from the Alps to the Apennines, where mushroom hunters who, armed with baskets and badges for the authorization of the collection, set out in the woods. The porcino continues to be the most coveted...
Ways to enjoy Prosciutto in Italy
Prosciutto is a staple in Italian cuisine, and many Italian regions have their own way to enjoy it. Either with bread, wine and special pans the recipes are many.
How to cook dried mushroom
Dried mushrooms are a great pantry solution to create amazing and tasty recipes but how to cook the dried mushroom?.In Italy, the most famous are the porcini Italian mushrooms that grow naturally in the Italian mountains, the Alps and the Apennines, and which are...
How to Spot a High Quality Panettone?
Countdown to Christmas has officially begun and this year just like every other one, in addition to the rushing for the perfect gifts, one of the most important missions is the choice of a high quality panettone, which according to tradition is the protagonist at the...
Balsamic Vinegar Uses
Balsamic vinegar uses can vary. With its irresistible scent and its black or dark brown color, balsamic vinegar is a condiment with unique characteristics born in Italy, produced for centuries in particular in the Modena and Reggio Emilia vinegar factories....
Capers – a New PDO in Sicily
May 2020, there has been the creation of the new PDO Aeolian Capers. The production of this new PDO currently stands at 600-700 quintals a year and about half comes from Salina.
The Cultivation of Capers
The cultivation of capers has ancient origins: it was born between North Africa and the Middle East and there are traces of it in the Bible, but also in the writings of Hippocrates, Aristotle and Pliny the Elder. Photo Credit: Wikipedia It is a resistant plant, able...
Seasonings for Pasta
Seasonings for pasta are very important in order to add flavor...Many seasonings are used in Italian recipes and they usually are dried herbs and spices, sometimes even powder or vegetables like garlic. Photo Credit: PxHere Pasta is a classic Italian dish that is...
Garlic Braid
Photo credit: Flickr The weaving process of the white Garlic braid in Piacenza (Emilia Region) is a heritage passing from father and son (or better from mother and daughter). Garlic bulbs are extracted from the ground with the help of your hands, or at most with a...
Rosè and Prosciutto
Prosciutto is great when eaten on its own but when paired well, its taste gets accentuated even more. That’s why rosè is a great pairing with prosciutto…
How to Use Seasonings
Photo Credit: Pikist Many seasonings exist and today we are going to talk about the spice mix ones, these are usually made of dried herbs and spices, sometimes even powder vegetables like garlic. The most used in Italian recipes and produced in Italy are: Star...
Prosciutto and Melon
Prosciutto and Melon is a classic Italian dish and an all-time perfect summer antipasto. Yet not many know its creator was a Greek doctor that wanted to combine all earth’s four elements in order to create a balanced dish…
Balsamic Vinegar History
Balsamic Vinegar is now used as a condiment for many dishes, but the birth of this black gold originates from ancient times when Romans used it as a medicine.
Senatore Cappelli pasta: discover an ancient tradition
Senatore Cappelli pasta is made of ancient wheat which makes it full of better properties and nutritional values, plus it’s totally organic.
World largest Pecorino: it’s a Guiness Record!
Italy just set a new Guinness World Record for The Largest Pecorino In The World – Il Gigante del Cedrino.
Capers on the ancient Roman Aurelian walls
Caper is a wild plant, stunning and amazingly fragranced. Did you know Italian capers used to grow on the Roman Aurelian walls and still do? These walls are almost 13k long, have protected “the eternal city” for centuries
Parmareggio
In 1959 the adventure of the Consortium owner of the Parmareggio brand began, when eight dairies in the Parmigiano Reggiano area came together to collect milk from the companies and transform them into the industrial property owned by the Cooperative focus on meat and...
How to desalinate capers
Capers are usually preserved in salt, so, before being consumed, they must be subjected to a procedure known as “Desalting”
Consortium of Balsamic Vinegar of Modena
The Consortium of Balsamic Vinegar of Modena was set up in 2013 after that the Balsamic Vinegar obtained its PGI designation from the European authorities in July 2009.The Protection Consortium is the guardian of the product's quality and it promotes...
Balsamic Vinegar: a woman for President
Mariangela Grosoli is the heir of one of the 4 historic companies of the production of balsamic vinegar, the Del Duca, founded in 1891
How to store Parmesan
The Parmesan (Parmigiano Reggiano) is a cheese with low water content and this lets you store it for long periods, depending on the packaging and the environment. Vacuum packed Parmesan (Parmigiano Reggiano) You can store vacuum packed Parmesan (Parmigiano...
How to cut Parmesan
Do you know? Cutting a Parmesan wheel (Parmigiano Reggiano) is a real art and you can learn it. As in all the art the right instruments are the first step and one of the most important for Parmensan is the almond knife or "tagliagrana" (cut the cheese):...
Pesto Gnocchi
Pesto Gnocchi Ingredients: 600 gr of Potato Gnocchi 30 leaves of fresh Basil 1 pinch of salt 30 gr of Pine nuts 10 gr of Pecorino Romano cheese 30 gr of Parmigiano Reggiano cheese Extra Virgin Olive Oil Preparation: To prepare Pesto...
Truffle and Claims Pasta
Ingredients: 200 gr of Spaghetti Pasta 500 gr of clams 1 small fresh black truffle parsley 1 lemon 1 clove of garlic White wine 1 fresh chili oil truffle oil salt Preparation: First, put the clams in plenty of lightly salted cold water to expel the impurities...
Mozzarella Panzerotti
Mozzarella Panzerotti are typical of Southern Italy, from Lazio to Sicily, but the best panzerotti are prepared in Campania and Puglia. They are considered a street food, very tasty with simple and genuine ingredients. You can fill the panzerotti with the...
Rice Salad
Rice Salad is a unique dish typical of the summer season: perfect to prepare in the morning to find it ready to return from the beach. It is a fresh, light and personalized recipe with different ingredients according to one's taste, as long as they are...
Rice: excellence and Italian treasure
Rice, characterized by a thousand-year history and from distant origins, with the years has managed to make its way into the Italian culinary tradition becoming a cornerstone of our diet, bringing Italian production worldwide THE CULTIVATION OF RICE:...
Sicilian Swordfish
Sicilian Swordfish is a typical dish of the culinary tradition of the city of Messina, in southern Italy. It is a simple, genuine recipe, prepared with typical Sicilian ingredients: swordfish, cherry tomatoes, olives and capers. Ingredients: 300...
Pasta alla Norma
Pasta Alla Norma is a first course that contains the aromas and flavors of Sicily, an island in southern Italy. Pasta Alla Norma is one of the symbols of the Isolana cuisine, originally from the city of Catania and was created as a culinary tribute to the work...
Cheese Soufflè
Cheese Soufflè is a very elegant dish of the French culinary tradition that can be both sweet and savory. The cheese soufflé is not as complex as it may seem, in fact, it is made with simple ingredients such as butter, flour, milk and egg yolks, all combined...
Pesto Lasagne
Pesto Lasagne is a recipe that combines two typical dishes of Italian culinary tradition: fresh egg pasta and Ligurian pesto. The bechamel sauce is a must in this recipe, which with its velvety touch makes everything more creamy and harmonious. The lasagna with...
Mozzarella Stuffed Tomatoes
Mozzarella stuffed tomatoes are a unique dish made with tomatoes that are stuffed with a tasty filling of rice, basil, and parsley with a heart of Italian streamlined mozzarella to make them even more appetizing. they are a really simple but effective recipe...
Mozzarella in Carrozza
Mozzarella in Carrozza Ingredients: 600 gr of White bread in a box 12 slices of buffalo mozzarella Salt 5 Large eggs 100 gr of Flour 00 300 gr of Breadcrumbs Preparation: To prepare the mozzarella in a carriage, cut the...
Caprese Pasta
Caprese Pasta, is a fresh and simple dish, which cheers the tables with taste and is appreciated by the whole family. Perfect for the summer during the hottest days, it reflects the Mediterranean flavors and colors of the flag of our peninsula. ...
Vitello Tonnato
Vitello Tonnato is a typical dish of Piedmontese cuisine, handed down from generation to generation. It is actually very easy and fast, but above all, thanks to the tuna and egg sauce and really tasty.
Spaghetti alla Puttanesca
Spaghetti Alla Puttanesca are a typical dish of the regions of Campania and Lazio, in southern Italy. Just a few minutes to prepare them and to get a really tasty result, with a touch of spicy given by the fresh chili.