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Visiting Milan for the Olympics? Discover Turin, Italy’s Hidden Culinary Capital

In 2026, the world’s eyes will be on Northern Italy. With the Milano–Cortina 2026, millions of travellers will land in Milan, Cortina, and the Alps, chasing sport, snow, and iconic landscapes. But just 50 minutes west of Milan, there’s a city most visitors don’t even think about. And that’s exactly why it’s special. Turin street…

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February 5, 2026

Why Turin’s Best Food Experience Isn’t a Tour (And Never Was)

If you search for food tours in Turin, you’ll find lists, routes, prices, and promises. But the truth is: the most memorable food experiences don’t feel like tours at all. They feel like being invited into someone’s world. And that’s exactly what we discovered eight years ago when we started I EAT Food Adventures: not…

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January 31, 2026

Why MICE and Corporate Groups Should Join a Food Tour | I Eat Food Tours

Customised Corporate Events in Turin and Piedmont Region. I Eat. FOOD TOURS & EVENTS In the corporate world, the demand for engaging and meaningful team experiences has never been higher. Companies are constantly looking for unique ways to inspire collaboration, boost morale, and foster connections beyond the boardroom. One of the most innovative and rewarding…

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March 15, 2025

Turin’s Cinematic Legacy. Museo della Radio e della Televisione

Turin isn’t just the city of elegant cafés, baroque palaces, and the Alps on the horizon. It’s also the birthplace of Italian cinema and a major player in the evolution of broadcasting. https://ieatfoodtours.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/4765/2025/03/20250313_115942.mp4   Nestled in the heart of the city, the Museo della Radio e della Televisione offers a fascinating glimpse into the technological…

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March 14, 2025

10 Insider Tips to Discover Turin Like a Local

Your ultimate guide to discovering the real charm of Italy’s hidden gem Introduction Torino, often overshadowed by cities like Rome or Florence, is a treasure trove of history, culture, and unforgettable flavors. As a proud Torinese and co-founder of I Eat. Food Tours, I’ve spent years helping visitors uncover the city’s best-kept secrets. Whether you’re…

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March 7, 2025

Discovering Torino through Food Tours: A Socio-Anthropological Perspective

Eating locally, savouring socially. I EAT Food Tours, Torino The Taste of Culture in Torino As a sociologist specialised in food tourism, I have long been fascinated by the intricate connections between food, culture, and identity. Torino, a city renowned for its rich culinary heritage, offers food explorers an authentic taste of Italy’s past…

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March 6, 2025

The Enchanting Capital of Chocolate: Turin, Italy.

A different array of special chocolate flavours from local artisans. I EAT Food Tours, Turin Turin: The Enchanting Chocolate Capital of Italy Guided Chocolate Tastings to discover the power of Turin’s Chocolate and beyond Nestled in the heart of Piedmont, Turin is a city where chocolate isn’t just a treat, it’s a tradition, an art…

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February 23, 2025

Turin Food Tour D’luxe: Eating with Abram & Ziggy Review Blog Post

Eating with Chef Abram in Turin, Italy Turin Food Tour D’luxe: A Tribute to Eating With Ziggy’s Culinary Journey Introduction: When Foodies Meet in Turin A few months ago we had the absolute pleasure of welcoming a very special guest on our best-selling experience, the Street Food Tour D’luxe: Tastes of Turin: a food experience…

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February 22, 2025

Cooking with Chef Abram: Loyola High School LA Cooking Class

A Starry Culinary Adventure in the Heart of Italy A few days ago, Chef Abram and I had the absolute joy of welcoming a group of Loyola High School students from Los Angeles in Turin for a pasta-making adventure like no other. But this wasn’t just any cooking class: this was a star-studded journey through…

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February 7, 2025

Pasta: History & Diffusion. I EAT Food Tours

Pasta Fresca all’uovo. A millennial old tradition cultivated in Piedmont, Italy. The History and Diffusion of Pasta: A Socio-Anthropological and Gastronomic Journey Introduction Few foods evoke cultural identity as strongly as pasta does for Italians. Yet the history of pasta is far from a straightforward narrative. It intertwines threads of ancient traditions, global exchanges, and…

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January 22, 2025

Taste Turin in 2025: New Foodies Adventures With I EAT. Food Tours

On our culinary expedition, we enjoy the marvels of delightful Turin while walking through a city that literally is like an open air museum. Look at the bright Via Roma with those wonderful Artists’ lights! A Tantalizing Farewell to the Holidays and a Full-Flavored Cheers to 2025! As the glitter of Turin’s festive lights begins…

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January 5, 2025

How Our Vibe Became Our Tribe in Turin’s Food Tours.

Food Connections. Meaningful Foodies Experiences Infused with Uniqueness – I EAT Food Tours and Events Introduction At the heart of every meaningful business lies a story, a connection that goes far beyond transactions. For us, Cecilia and Abram, founders of I EAT. Food Tours and Events in Turin, that story is about energy, emotions, and…

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December 22, 2024