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grissini
Also known as: Гризини
Hand-rolled Piedmontese breadsticks with olive oil, malt and a semolina coating.

About grissini
Grissini are the slender crisp breadsticks associated with Turin and Piedmont. This profile follows the Rubata style from Chieri, whose strips are rolled and stretched by hand rather than pulled into the straighter stirato form.
Wheat and semolina give the breadsticks a clean toasted-grain flavour, while extra-virgin olive oil adds gentle fruitiness and richness. Malt supports a faint sweetness and deeper baked aroma without turning the breadsticks into a sweet snack.
Rubata grissini are long, narrow and deliberately irregular, with lightly twisted ridges and a dry golden surface dusted by fine semolina. They snap cleanly and have a light, brittle crumb rather than a soft bread centre.
Allergens in this recipe
Contains: Wheat (gluten).
Other allergen details are unconfirmed.
Ingredients vary by restaurant. Confirm your allergens with staff before ordering.
Ingredients in grissini
Piedmontese Rubata Grissini.
- Wheat flourBreadstick dough structure
- WaterDough hydration
- Extra-virgin olive oilDough richness and surface coating
- Brewer's yeastDough leavening
- SaltSeasoning and dough balance
- MaltFermentation support and gentle sweetness
- Semolina flourExterior coating and crisp texture
Ingredient details & uncertainties
Allergen information is incomplete. Unconfirmed details do not establish that an allergen is absent.
- Wheat flour:
- Water:
- Extra-virgin olive oil:
- Brewer's yeast:
- Salt:
- Malt: . The source names malt without specifying its grain source or complete product formula.
- Semolina flour:
Origins & food traditions
La Cucina Italiana supplies the complete Rubata recipe selected here and identifies the hand-rolled breadstick as a traditional product of Chieri in Piedmont. The reference article independently identifies grissini as crisp Italian breadsticks originating in Piedmont and distinguishes the hand-rolled Rubata form from the hand-stretched grissino stirato.
Countries
- Italy
Cuisines & regions
- Italian Cuisine
- Piedmontese Cuisine
AI-generated illustration of one possible presentation. Recipes and ingredients vary; the image does not establish allergen content.