Panino Triestino
Trieste-style sandwich; Austro-Hungarian influences, often with ham, cheese, mustard.
Trieste-style sandwich; Austro-Hungarian influences, often with ham, cheese, mustard.
Generic Tuscan sandwich; typically features local salumi on pane toscano (unsalted bread).
Turin-style sandwich; often grissini (breadsticks) accompanied by cold cuts, or actual sandwich.
Tuna with white beans, olive oil, onion; Tuscan classic.
The panino tirolese belongs to Alto Adige and the German-speaking valleys: juniper-smoked speck against a hard mountain cheese on dark rye — an Italian sandwich built from entirely Alpine, Austrian-leaning parts.
Generic Sardinian sandwich; often on civraxiu (large, crusty traditional bread).
Generic Roman sandwich; typically on rosetta or ciabatta with local ingredients.
Generic Pugliese sandwich; often on pane di Altamura.
Parmigiano with drops of traditional balsamic vinegar from Modena; complex, sweet-sharp.
Padua-style sandwich; often with local salumi.
Neapolitan sandwich; often on local bread with mozzarella and local cured meats.
Molise-style sandwich; often with local soppressata or caciocavallo.
Marche-style sandwich; often with local ciauscolo or lonza.
Sandwich from Mantua; often with local salumi and sbrisolona crumbles.
Basilicata-style sandwich; often featuring lucanica sausage.
Generic Ligurian sandwich; often emphasizing vegetables, pesto, and seafood.
Sandwich on whole wheat bread.
'Stuffed sandwich'; emphasizes filling.
Upscale panino with premium ingredients, often in dedicated panino shops (paninoteche).
Contemporary gourmet sandwich with innovative combinations; Italian chefs elevating the panino.
Generic Friulian sandwich; often San Daniele prosciutto and Montasio.
'Filled sandwich'; similar meaning.
Thin-sliced veal with tonnato sauce (tuna-mayonnaise-caper-anchovy) on bread; classic Piedmontese dish.
Cured goat leg shaped like a violin; held and sliced like playing a violin, intense gamey flavor.