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Torta Tre Monti

San Marino's chocolate-hazelnut wafer cake

SweetSR🇸🇲 San MarinoTime 2 hrLevel MediumEasy to eat ★★★★★
A national landmark you can eat.

What does it taste like?

Rich chocolate and hazelnut sweetness with light wafers.

SweetSpicySourSaltyFunkSmellTextureCrisp and crunchy

What is it?

Thin wafer layers sandwiched with hazelnut and chocolate cream, then coated in chocolate. The name means "Three Mountains," after the three towers on Mount Titano.

How locals eat it

A classic souvenir, sliced thin and enjoyed with coffee.

Watch it

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Where is it from?

🇸🇲San Marino
CapitalSan Marino Populationabout 34,000estimate (unverified) IndustriesTourism, Banking, Stamps and coins
Famous peopleSaint MarinusStonemason said to have founded the country HelloBwon-jor-no CurrencyEuro Fun factSaid to have been founded in 301, it's the world's oldest surviving republic. The flag🇸🇲 White for peace, light blue for the sky, with a coat of arms of three towers. From Tokyoabout 9,680 kmstraight line, Tokyo to San Marino Getting there15+ hours (with connections via Italy)rough guide
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Best timeJuly for the medieval festival, or spring and autumn. Also tryPiadinaNidi di rondine (baked pasta rolls)

🇸🇲 Sounds & life in San Marino

BuongiornoHello(Bwon-jor-no)
Latin
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Anthem"Inno Nazionale della Repubblica" (no lyrics)
SportSoccer World HeritageSan Marino Historic Centre and Mount Titano and more FestivalMedieval Days (July)

Ingredients

How to make it (one way)

  1. Beat butter and powdered sugar, then mix in the hazelnut paste
  2. Melt half the chocolate and fold it into the cream
  3. Spread cream on the wafers and stack them
  4. Melt the rest of the chocolate and coat the cake
  5. Chill until set, then slice

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