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Panforte is a traditional Italian delicacy for Christmas.
How to try panforte in Florence
Panforte is a gingerbread or cake with nuts, berries and dried fruits. It is often prepared just for Christmas, and for all Italians Panforte is a symbol of the holiday.

Panforte is like kozinaki. There are two versions of this cake: panforte Nero - with dark chocolate and bitter taste, and panforte Margherita - light cake with a delicate flavor.

Panforte can be found in any pasticheria.

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from €13-20.
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