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I came into your videos a bit late. Started the week you started sharing your Greece vids. Now working my way back through your journey. Enjoy your warmth and down to earth-ness. In 2009 our family went to Sicily via a cruise and I swore I would go back if not just for the cappuccino. I still talk about Sicily being one of the favorite spots I’ve been (even if ever so brief) Hands down the best cappuccino I have EVER had was in a little place I popped into on our way up to the amphitheater in Taormina. It was so divine that I almost caused us to miss our bus grabbing one more on our way out of town.
when you will be in Puglia try "focaccia baresana" in Bari zone and "panzerotti" too. Also burrata and scamorza are very good. Try of course some pasta with seafood (spaghetti alle vongole or linguine allo scoglio). In Napoli check out "Tandem Ragù" shops to try sugo genovese. Remember that neae Napoli (30 km) there is a city, Caserta, known for the Reggia di Caserta, a marvellous palace, where you can find the best pizzeria in the world: I Masanielli, but you havve to book in advance, for sure.
Did you guys went around the old markets like ballarò, capo and vucciria? Those are the most characteristic places where you find the proper street food. Very nice channel, well done 👏🏻
I'm glad I watched this video right before breakfast. You guys made me hungry! I know this will make me look like a total foreigner, but I think that chickpea sandwich would be tasty with some lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayo. Everything looked good though! 👍
The chick pea fritters are called panelle. My Aunt and Grandmother would make these all the time, but we ate them by themselves not a sandwich. I agree with you they are probably to dry to eat in a sandwich.
We make panelle when we make fresh bread, pan'e panelle are a treat. Eating them plain is usually for the feast of Santa Lucia when people traditionally don't eat bread on that day.
Born and raised in Palermo. I’ll try to’ answer your question. To me, regarding The panelle and crocche panino, which yes is a pretty dry sandwich, The only toppin “”allowed “ is raw limone juice. It changes The game trust me.
Hello there,I’ve been following you for a couple of years. Born and raised is Italy and in 2013 I’ve decided to move to Canada. Newmarket (Ontario) based. I’m from Cosenza (Calabria) and you guys NEED to go and visit CALABRIA without any doubt. full of great places and beaches to spend summer vacations. Most people skip CALABRIA and go to Sicily or Puglia and when I heard you guys are going to Puglia I had to write you. CALABRIA is full of surprises,great food,mountains and of course beaches. Some of the best locations to visit are TROPEA,SCILLA,REGGIO CALABRIA,CROTONE,DIAMANTE,SAN NICOLA ARCELLA,PRAIA A MARE and many more. I hope you guys find the time to go there as well and show everybody that CALABRIA is worth the visit and not to be skipped. Have a great vacation over there.
Ciao ragazzi! I know that two very popular street foods in Palermo are the spleen sandwiches and burgers or panini made with horse meat(cavallo). I would never try them but I have seen how they are quite popular with the local Italians. Definitely not for me!!! New to your channel and enjoying your videos! Grazie, Paul in FIrenze P.s. Are you heading to Cefalu? 🙂
You don't like Anchovies?? We can't live without them - but then again, we are foodies that eat a lot of Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and French cuisines.
@@DelightfulTravellers Very common in Sicily, is thought to be very rich in iron, so if a person is low in iron, the doctor will recommend horsemeat! Tastes like a cross between beef and veal. Very strange concept for us from America, but while is Sicily do as Sicilians do? Always seen at festas in a panino!
Was just thinking of you guys... I really think that you should visit India soon.. Weather will be good from now on.. North East India and kashmir, himanchal is heaven. Would be good for getting a lot of sbiscribers too
This is actually not the best street food in Palermo. You have not eaten the sfincione, the sandwich with the spleen, the stigghiola, the frittola and much more. Basically you only ate arancine and bread with panelle! This is not a correct title for the video. Nice format and nice video, but you didn't do justice to the Sicilian culinary culture. greetings from Palermo
@@DelightfulTravellers I saw till the end. That 'sfincione' is not the real one, you can find it in the Backery, but I understand that you could not know this. A part from that, you don't eat all the rest, which are the most typical street food. For the next time, I advice you to eat them.
Another great video....but (not trying to be critical) I think you missed the "real" street food. There are literally street vendors who sell foods that are not found anywhere outside of Sicily. One is called Pani Ca Meusa. Maybe you saw it and were afraid to try it when you learned what was in it. Not gonna tell. You'll have to look it up. It's not my favorite but it is true street food. And no gelato? I have it at least once a day when I'm there.
I Have No Idea Were Are You Going Next But In Palermo Italy You walked in a A Square well There was 3 Carts Standing at those carts are Jehovah's Witnesses, Well I one of those People I Don't Live in Palemo Italy I live in United Sates, Talk to a Jehovah Witness at a cart They are Very Nice Possibly Speak English That's My Suggestion
Well, I personally wouldn't dare call that stuff food .. maybe the reason is that I respect my body and value my good health more than the junk that is offered on the streets for a cheap price .. but yeah .. if you like it - good luck with that 😆 However, thumbs down for promoting junk 😉
Well that was a delicious day! 🤤 Thank you for all your amazing love and support! If you'd like to join our TH-cam Channel here (and get access to exclusive content) click here 👉 th-cam.com/users/delightfultravellersjoin Stay Delightful! ✌- Anna & Trevor
guys, you have to go and see Taormina while you're in Sicily.
Hi Anna and Trevor!
This has been our favorite video ever!
We love Italian food and coffee ☕️😋🍝
Thank you for taking us along!
Thanks so much! 😊 Woh.. fav ever? Why so? You must be hungry 😉 - Anna
I came into your videos a bit late. Started the week you started sharing your Greece vids. Now working my way back through your journey. Enjoy your warmth and down to earth-ness. In 2009 our family went to Sicily via a cruise and I swore I would go back if not just for the cappuccino. I still talk about Sicily being one of the favorite spots I’ve been (even if ever so brief) Hands down the best cappuccino I have EVER had was in a little place I popped into on our way up to the amphitheater in Taormina. It was so divine that I almost caused us to miss our bus grabbing one more on our way out of town.
Considering I’m half Sicilian, I’m loving this video!! Enjoy guys !!
🤗 We hope we're not making you hungry Maureen 😅 - Anna
@@DelightfulTravellers lol you are but I’m enjoying it
I'm from Greece we love Sicilians, are cosins... Magna Grecia
And i’m from Palermo and i love goino to Greece 😊
when you will be in Puglia try "focaccia baresana" in Bari zone and "panzerotti" too. Also burrata and scamorza are very good. Try of course some pasta with seafood (spaghetti alle vongole or linguine allo scoglio). In Napoli check out "Tandem Ragù" shops to try sugo genovese. Remember that neae Napoli (30 km) there is a city, Caserta, known for the Reggia di Caserta, a marvellous palace, where you can find the best pizzeria in the world: I Masanielli, but you havve to book in advance, for sure.
Such great tips! Thank you - Trevor
You mean the world to us too ! Thanks so much for our taste of Italy from Palermo
🥰 So appreciate that Janice. Have a great Sunday! - Anna
My Aunty and uncle live in Palermo , I have not been there but I’d love to go visit one day. The good looks delicious, I loved this video thanks guys
Thanks for watching Angie 🤙 - Trevor
I so want to go to Italy now after watching your videos❤️❤️….and try the food🥰
Do it! You'll luv this country 🇮🇹 - Trevor
Love the new narration intro! Everything looked delicious, I’m on team Anna in regards to fishy foods! Another great video guys! ~Cara 💖
Thanks guys 🤗 We thought we'd start throwing them in here in the there as a test - Anna
@@DelightfulTravellers love it! 😊
Did you guys went around the old markets like ballarò, capo and vucciria? Those are the most characteristic places where you find the proper street food.
Very nice channel, well done 👏🏻
Holy cannolo! Looks amazing. I can’t stand super sweet cannolis in the US. I bet I would love that Cannolo! Thanks for the food tour as always guys!
haha thanks Matty. We too don't like sweet treats too often. This one was perfect! - Trevor
Can't top Italian food! Absolutely everything looked so amazing. 🤤
So good!
We are heading off to Palermo on Saturday and you’ve given us some great ideas. Love the food.
Have fun!
While in Sicily try to get fresh made Paste di Mandorle. Best almond cookies I’ve ever had.
Thank u for your videos always enjoy them
Thanks for the tip! So glad you like the videos Lucia - Trevor
I'm glad I watched this video right before breakfast. You guys made me hungry! I know this will make me look like a total foreigner, but I think that chickpea sandwich would be tasty with some lettuce, tomato, onion, and mayo. Everything looked good though! 👍
Haha we think you’re right TT! 😂 - Trevor
As an Italian from Palermo,I can say that you tried the most authentic sicilian food,good job 😃👍
Loved this video. Thanks for sharing all the fabulous street food. Am so peckish right now!😀
Go get something to eat Wendy 😂- Trevor
Mmm, thanks for the street food tour - everything looks DE-LISH 😋 !
😋
The chick pea fritters are called panelle. My Aunt and Grandmother would make these all the time, but we ate them by themselves not a sandwich. I agree with you they are probably to dry to eat in a sandwich.
Roseanne, I agree with you. We always eat panelle by themselves, not in a sandwich. They are very tasty.
Highly suggest trying them on a sandwich. Yum 👌 - Trevor
We make panelle when we make fresh bread, pan'e panelle are a treat.
Eating them plain is usually for the feast of Santa Lucia when people traditionally don't eat bread on that day.
Oh my goodness guys! This food looks amazing
Thank you 😋 and yes... so so good! - Trevor
With the granita you had the sicilian brioche, you have to try the brioche with the ice cream inside, we do that too in Sicily
If we see it we will try it! 😀
Born and raised in Palermo. I’ll try to’ answer your question. To me, regarding The panelle and crocche panino, which yes is a pretty dry sandwich, The only toppin “”allowed “ is raw limone juice. It changes The game trust me.
Hello there,I’ve been following you for a couple of years. Born and raised is Italy and in 2013 I’ve decided to move to Canada. Newmarket (Ontario) based. I’m from Cosenza (Calabria) and you guys NEED to go and visit CALABRIA without any doubt. full of great places and beaches to spend summer vacations. Most people skip CALABRIA and go to Sicily or Puglia and when I heard you guys are going to Puglia I had to write you. CALABRIA is full of surprises,great food,mountains and of course beaches. Some of the best locations to visit are TROPEA,SCILLA,REGGIO CALABRIA,CROTONE,DIAMANTE,SAN NICOLA ARCELLA,PRAIA A MARE and many more. I hope you guys find the time to go there as well and show everybody that CALABRIA is worth the visit and not to be skipped. Have a great vacation over there.
Googling all these places now. Thanks for the suggestions CS - Trevor
Pane e panelle with lemon☝️
Loving the new intro 🫶🏼
haha thanks guys.. figured we'd try something new. Who knows what will come of it 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻 Where are you now btw?
@@DelightfulTravellers home in Ireland at the moment 🇮🇪 planning future trips 💚
Ciao ragazzi! I know that two very popular street foods in Palermo are the spleen sandwiches and burgers or panini made with horse meat(cavallo). I would never try them but I have seen how they are quite popular with the local Italians. Definitely not for me!!! New to your channel and enjoying your videos! Grazie, Paul in FIrenze P.s. Are you heading to Cefalu? 🙂
Yeah we avoided those ones haha... yes Cefalu is coming up next 🤫 - Trevor
lovely, enjoyed it thanks :-)
Thanks for watching 🤗 - Anna
My hometown 😋
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You should have the gelato on your brioche… that’s what we tried in one of the gelato places in Palermo😋😋😋
We do that in another video 🤗
You don't like Anchovies?? We can't live without them - but then again, we are foodies that eat a lot of Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and French cuisines.
haha i know i know 🙈 - Trevor
Good job. Arancini is plural. Singular is arancinu or arancina depending upon area of Sicily.
Thanks!
Trevor listen to Anna, Arancina is singular and the sfincone is Sicily's equivalent to Focaccia.
The reason you don't taste the anchovies to much is because they melt the anchovies in oil before they add the tomatoe sauce.
Good to know.. though Anna tasted it right away ha - Trevor
Great video! Burro means butter in Italian. Was it buttery?
Didn't know that and now that you say it.. yes it was ha - Trevor
You have to try Stigghiola and horsemeat, also pasta with squid ink, while in Sicily.
We will look up some of those dishes for sure. Horse meat though? 😬 - Trevor
@@DelightfulTravellers Very common in Sicily, is thought to be very rich in iron, so if a person is low in iron, the doctor will recommend horsemeat! Tastes like a cross between beef and veal. Very strange concept for us from America, but while is Sicily do as Sicilians do? Always seen at festas in a panino!
Ouuuuuuu cannoli! Yum!!!!
haha right? OMG so good - Anna
Was just thinking of you guys... I really think that you should visit India soon.. Weather will be good from now on.. North East India and kashmir, himanchal is heaven.
Would be good for getting a lot of sbiscribers too
This is actually not the best street food in Palermo. You have not eaten the sfincione, the sandwich with the spleen, the stigghiola, the frittola and much more. Basically you only ate arancine and bread with panelle! This is not a correct title for the video. Nice format and nice video, but you didn't do justice to the Sicilian culinary culture. greetings from Palermo
We eat sfincione at the end of the video. Watch till the end Frederico - Trevor
@@DelightfulTravellers I saw till the end. That 'sfincione' is not the real one, you can find it in the Backery, but I understand that you could not know this. A part from that, you don't eat all the rest, which are the most typical street food. For the next time, I advice you to eat them.
Since I moved here I gained 13 pounds and I keep going up lol.
👍🙂👏🙋
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Another great video....but (not trying to be critical) I think you missed the "real" street food. There are literally street vendors who sell foods that are not found anywhere outside of Sicily. One is called Pani Ca Meusa. Maybe you saw it and were afraid to try it when you learned what was in it. Not gonna tell. You'll have to look it up. It's not my favorite but it is true street food. And no gelato? I have it at least once a day when I'm there.
We knew about Pani Ca Meusa but it's not something we wanted to try at all. I'm sure we'll be eating Gelato in upcoming videos 🤗 - Anna
ricora!!!!! what is it?
Where's the pulpo salad?
The main pedestrian street is filled with tourist traps
Is it easy to get by in English? And, by way of aside, I can see that, there in Palermo, you have long left behind easy DR prices. Lol
Yes there's lots of English here
the Idea of Italian food really does not exist . we have 20 different Regions with 20 Different cuisine. Ciao From Italy
Sicily is not Italy, they are two different things, for everything !!
Do either of you speak Italian? I am guessing no but thought I would ask.
No we're from Canada ✌️ - Trevor
OMG guys! why not "pani ca' meusa"? Why not "stigghiole"? You lost the Palermo best street food ...😭🤣
Maybe you should order different things. It's redundant that you both review the same dish.
Looks like foccia bread
Oh my…I would starve as I have a severe allergy to wheat and gluten….dang! Indian street food was awesome because they use chickpea flour.
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I Have No Idea Were Are You Going Next But In Palermo Italy You walked in a A Square well There was 3 Carts Standing at those carts are Jehovah's Witnesses, Well I one of those People I Don't Live in Palemo Italy I live in United Sates, Talk to a Jehovah Witness at a cart They are Very Nice Possibly Speak English That's My Suggestion
Well, I personally wouldn't dare call that stuff food .. maybe the reason is that I respect my body and value my good health more than the junk that is offered on the streets for a cheap price .. but yeah .. if you like it - good luck with that 😆
However, thumbs down for promoting junk 😉