Granita with brioche col tuppo is a signature dish of Italy; we have verified places to eat it in Palermo. Granita is a Sicilian semi-frozen flavoured ice (almond, mulberry, coffee, lemon) eaten with brioche col tuppo, a fluffy yeasted breakfast bun, the Palermitan summer breakfast rite. Start with where to eat Granita with brioche col tuppo in Palermo.
Granita is a Sicilian semi-frozen flavoured ice (almond, mulberry, coffee, lemon) eaten with brioche col tuppo, a fluffy yeasted breakfast bun, the Palermitan summer breakfast rite.
Granita traces to Arab sherbet, brought to 9th-century Sicily by the Aghlabid conquest. The Arab snow-and-honey form evolved during the Norman period into the modern flavoured-ice version, sweetened with cane sugar from the new Sicilian sugar refineries. The pairing with the topknot brioche is a 19th-century Palermitan ritual that survives intact.
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