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When most people (myself included) think about the Italian Alps, a few things are likely to come to mind: incredible natural beauty, and sports.
But what about the food?
In this week’s video, we travel to the stunning Dolomite mountain range to see what tasty treats are hiding in the hills. We definitely found some interesting stuff to eat, but is it even Italian food?
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21 Comments
Which of these dishes would you hike up a mountain in the Dolomites to eat?
ooooh i love your videos about North Italy! I am from North Italy and for sure canederli are italian not Austria 😂
I recently moved to the swiss canton Valais with my girlfriend and that was the best decision ever. The alps are a melting pot of cultures and a culture on itself, regardless of the country they belong to. A truly natural and cultural gem!
It looks delicious. I want to move.
grandparents from baselga di pine ! 2026 olympic speed skating there ! remember the name anesi !!!!!
I am trying to read your brothers hoodie, and the lack of readability suggests it is a death metal band logo!
Hi Will how r u enjoying Italy how do you find the babes there to USA
yesss!!! finally you made a video of my area!! I'm from Vigo di Fassa I always watch your videos keep going guys you're amazing! <3
per Eva: concordo pienamente con te, lo strudel che avete mangiato non e´ quello originale. in val di Non e piu facile trovarlo fatto con la pasta matta che segue la ricetta originale. C'e' anche la variante con la pasta frolla speciale che si trova spesso in Alto Adige. Assolutamente da provare anche quello che e' buonissimo!!
I lived in Friuli for 3 years while I was in the Military right at the foothills of the Dolomites. Best part of Italy
Being a local who lives in the Dolomiti's area makes me feel so lucky and proud. How can i not be, after all you've now shown to the world?
On the negative side, the Dolomites are suffering the overtourism these years. So many hit and run tourists and also wannabe pilots speeding up rally style the mountain roads like the places You visited, adding on air and sound pollution (yesterday on the newspapers too!). The climate change is already taking dents on those same rocks you've shown, adding the pollution and the crowds… The Dolomiti are a delicate ecosystem. If who reads this is planning a trip, be kind, respectful of those places (DON'T wear flipflops!!!) and if possible, plan a longer stay. You won't be disappointed.
(Not so fun fact: should You be a flipflops lover and having an accident up there, we do have a way to help you. Aiut Alpin Dolomites, with the helicopter. A 15.000 euro flight cost just to come up there and save your a__. Not jokeing, look it up on google!)
Anyway, wonderful video (ok, i'm not totally objective because of where i live – here), and i'm sorry if you didn't make it in time up for lunch in that rifugio. There too, sometimes, it takes a helicopter to bring up food for the tourists. If not, many car trips up and down the road! That's why the kitchen closes outside meal times. Love the video. I said that already.
That was a very beautiful video. Lovely scenery! And indeed, borders and cultures often don't coincide withing Europe. Many areas have been ruled by other nations which have left their mark. For me, that is one of the things that make Europe so interesting.
Speck can actually be gotten at least all the way up to the Netherlands, where I live. Only we call it 'spek' without the 'c'. We also have it smoked and sometimes with some spices or herbs. It's often a bit fattier than in the south of Europe, but it also depends on the cut of meat. And your notion about bacon is also not that far off. They can all be interchanged in most recipes. You might get a slight difference in 'tone', but that can actually be quite nice.
I was also wondering if you could do a video on the area around Trieste. That is also a not very well covered area in general and has been under different rule in the past.
Great fun. I should move.
It's funny– I was thinking, "that looks like yak country", and a second later you showed us the yaks. Absolutely gorgeous scenery.
An adventure! Always take chocolate with you on a high altitude hike. Helps with the dizziness.
Keep in mind that rifugi are not meant to be touristic, not on the super technological comfortable ways people are used too.
They become so to adapt, but their origin is "a shelter in the mountains", made for travellers, hikers, sellers crossing borders and even soldiers during war.
They are sometimes just shelters, no food, no services, but most of them have a bed and food service.
Just don't expect every refuge to be a restaurant, because it's not.
Happy that you enjoyed it
Ho 64 anni e vivo a Milano. Da ragazzo per diverse estati ho frequentato Asiago e il suo Altopiano. Il paradiso in Terra.
I love Trentino/Alto Adige. I visited my cousin who lives there. He was a commander of the Carabinieri military police stationed in that region.❤🇮🇹❤️
Great video BUT Eva voice was so muffled me and my wife could not undeterred a word she was saying! Yours and your brother’s were fine though.
Omg, I love the way Ava explains food, I can really understand it. I am enjoying watching you guys on vacation ❤
Cheeseburger in paradise ❤RIP , Jimmy Buffet
WOW! Just WOW! We are in the process of planning a trip to Italy next year, and now the Italian Alps are absolutely on my list. It is so gorgeous!! Thank you for taking us along!