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Pasticceria Chianti: a Landmark for Bread and Pastries in Greve

Alongside the great classics of Florentine tradition, such as Torta della Nonna and Fedora, the pastry shop has gradually introduced more contemporary products, following international trends in the sector. Leavened goods like Pain Suisse and other modern creations are now an integral part of the offering, demonstrating the ability to evolve without losing identity.

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La Giò Viola, the Taste of Experience: a Patisserie where Tradition and Technique come Together

The choice of raw materials is therefore crucial: everything is prepared using high-quality butter, selected for its workability during lamination, cold-working for shortcrust pastry, and controlled blast chilling to preserve shape and structure. Margarine and cheaper blends are avoided.

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‘All on board’ with the Pinsa Maremma

Starting with a recipe from ancient Rome, they prepare the dough using a mix of wheat, rice and soy flours, a large amount of water natural salt from Sicily and sourdough in place of yeast. After a long and rigorous process and many hours of leavening, with around 72 hours in refrigerated containers they get a mixture with a hydration over 80% that, once baked, produces a high degree of crunchiness and at the same time of softness, but above all is very digestible and healthy.

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